Titiln said, July 08, 2015, 07:54:51 pmtbh i don't think any of us would be much different at that point if we were brought up surrounded by millions of dollarsI dunno, I think the parenting plays a fairly big role in all this; like, no way does this kid need a credit card or a $350 a month allowance. He's obviously gonna grow up surrounded by luxury and stuff, and that will absolutely have an impact on anyone, but the parents don't have to shower him with gold skateboards and other pointlessly indulgent things.
Jmorphman said, July 08, 2015, 07:53:27 pmBastard Mami said, July 08, 2015, 06:33:48 pmkidult is an already existing term for the oposite of what he said.If you are implying that this stupid spoiled child doesn't know shit, then you should really consider because look at how mature he is, he wears cologne and gets custom-made shoes!the interviewer.
'kidult' huh?Jmorphman said, July 08, 2015, 07:54:38 aman interview with an obscenely rich 10 year old child said:Do you pay your credit card bill yourself?My mom does. I don’t even look at it. I am too young for that.that's exactly the part that makes you an adultthis is no 'kidult', this a child that does not know now, and will probably never know what it means to be an adultso really, the farthest possible thing from an adultTitiln said, July 08, 2015, 07:54:51 pmtbh i don't think any of us would be much different at that point if we were brought up surrounded by millions of dollarspossibly, and we would be worth no less scornthe US is in the position it's in partially due to the fact that fucked up little monsters like this one are the ones who end up running everything
do you realize that in the perspective of third worlders all the us is pretty much that ? (lot of that fault lies in hollywood)
That's a biiiiiit of a stretch there, [E]. Plus you say so as if the richest families in Mexico weren't ten times farther from the average Joe as this kid is.
Bastard Mami said, July 10, 2015, 12:21:34 amdo you realize that in the perspective of third worlders all the us is pretty much that ? (lot of that fault lies in hollywood)that's supposed to be the image, streets lined with gold and what notdedicate your life to the idea that you too will be on top some daypad your life with luxuries to justify your actions once you realize that it was never going to happenit's undeniable that americans (US) take a lot of things for granted, but i hope people don't think that most are prosperinga vast, vast majority are exceedingly average people with long hours and relatively meager paythey don't get to do the things that they want, they have to work and life is expensive
Clickhole's An Oral History Of Jay Z’s ‘The Blueprint’ said:Jay Z: Lenny told me that Nas had beat me to the punch. He’d dropped a track called “I Don’t Fuck Wit Bubbles“ literally that exact same day.Nas (rapper, Def Jam): It was sort of an arms race between us rappers to see who could land the first big bathtub single about bubbles, the round villains. And I wasn’t gonna let Jay come out on top.Lenny S: I suggested to Jay that maybe this was a sign he should take a break from music and focus on his legal troubles. He was awaiting two criminal trials at the time—one for humiliating a police horse with a brutal freestyle, and another for organizing a parade to celebrate the death of Walter Matthau.[...]Eminem: Jay and I traded verses on this track “Renegade,” which is pretty heavy in my opinion. But initially, it sort of blossomed out of this freestyle we were having where Jay posited that there were probably a lot more things other than pumpkins that we could be making jack-o’-lanterns out of, which broke down into this call-and-response thing where I’d name an object that could be made into a jack-o’-lantern and Jay would agree with me. So, I’d be like, “A potato could work,” and then he’d be like, “I concur,” and then it’d keep going like, “A soccer ball could work”—“Indeed, it could!”—“A dead owl could work”—“I suppose you’re right!”—and later we both said our Social Security numbers. There’s a bootleg of it somewhere on the internet, I’m pretty sure.Kanye West: The next joint Jay had me work on was “Izzo.” For that one, he asked me to imagine Biggie somersaulting down the streets of gold in heaven. He said I should go with whatever beat that image evoked.Timbaland: Initially, I wasn’t even supposed to have a track on the record. The beat on “Hola’ Hovito” was actually something I’d made for Microsoft—it was gonna be the sound that played every time you created a new column in Excel. But Jay heard a cut of it and instantly started spitting this crazy-hot verse, and I knew right away I had to give it to him.[...]DJ Head (drum programming): Oh, man, those nights were insane. This one time, Jay paid the wrestler Kane $2 million to chokeslam anything we wanted for the entire night. He chokeslammed a guitar, a hot dog cart, a coyote, a mailbox, some traffic cones, a goose. Best night of my life, no doubt.Jay Z: If we weren’t working hard, we were playing hard, and if we weren’t playing hard, we were floating around the sewers on a raft, searching for a half-man–half-alligator we’d heard about on the news. And that’s how we finished the album.[...]DJ Head: It wasn’t until we went on tour that we realized just how huge this album was. I remember flying into Japan for a show and there were probably a million people waiting for us at the airport. The crowd swarmed the tarmac and picked up our plane while we were still in it and walked it over a hundred miles to this gorgeous, stadium-size marble structure. Now, over there they call Jay “Mr. Eternal Sad,” and we found out that this colossal structure was actually a mausoleum they’d built for him to mourn in.Just Blaze: We went inside the mausoleum, and we found the prime minister and his wife lying ass-naked on this massive golden altar, and behind them there were probably 300 hunchbacks in Jay Z masks ripping their hair out and weeping. The prime minister invited Jay to light him and his wife on fire, and he didn’t want to offend them, so he did. As the flames consumed their bodies, they threw up the diamond and thanked Jay profusely until they burned to ash.Clickhole knocks another oral history out of the park.
Quote after seeing the horrible harassment and slurs experienced firsthand by the shoplifting community here on tumblr, i think it’s time we made shoplifters a protected minority like pocs and women. seriously. An actual human being posted this.
Titiln said, July 16, 2015, 10:30:46 pmMangoBox said, July 16, 2015, 08:52:41 pmthe fuck manwho summons me
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I hear about Werewood about once every six months and always find myself scratching my head at his posts. E-haunting? ...is this guy for real? Is this insane chinese motherfucker who follows the ways of MLM and thinks of himself as the champion of "half-assed" characters and the bane of mugen "pro's" for real?
Roman55 said, July 22, 2015, 12:34:32 amI actually got curious after seeing that posted on MFFA so I went to the release thread on Multiverse to see his actual reasonQuoteYes, I gave this peculiar capability to Anne on purpose (well, not in-affective all the times though), regardless of her being teased by "carrots" or not for humans and A.I.. You might see it as some kind of experiment done in a MUGEN character. Like you mentioned, Anne is so weak in MUGEN.He's sticking to the Mugen Elites™.
