Im a big sports fan. I like playing soccer but I dont watch it much on tv. IF they started broadcasting naked futbol on tv like this then I’d be a dedicated fan for sure.
If I was on the field you know I’d all up on this hoe here. Look at them lovely titties. Mmmmm Mmmm Good!
Peep the preview video at: Ass Parade
So is there ass in Ft. Myers, FL? Thats what we plan to find out this weekend. Me and the crew will be rolling through to see whats cracking on the west coast of FL. If we see any decent ass you can best believe we will take some pics of it. I havent been over there since 2001 or so but Im pretty sure we will find something.
Stay Tuned.
Indiana Pacers players Ron Artest, Jermaine O’Neal and Stephen Jackson were sentenced to a year’s probation Friday, plus 60 hours of community service and $250 fines for their roles in one of the worst brawls in U.S. sports history.
The three — all of whom entered pleas of no contest — were also ordered to undergo anger management counseling, although Oakland County assistant prosecutor John Pietrofesa said Artest had already completed the counseling as part of his NBA suspension.
“We’re very satisfied with the resolution today,” Pietrofesa said. “They decided to take responsibility and to move forward, and that’s probably the best thing for everyone involved.”
The brawl took place Nov. 19, during a game against the Detroit Pistons at The Palace of Auburn Hills.
Before sentencing, Judge Julie Nicholson reminded the players that whether they like it or not, they are seen as role models and owe it to their fans to behave appropriately.
O’Neal said he was looking forward to putting the brawl behind him and moving on, and that the community service would not be difficult because he already enjoys volunteering.
Jackson did not respond to questions from reporters as he left the court; Artest said only, “I just want to go home.”
A no-contest plea in Michigan is not an admission of guilt but is treated as such for sentencing purposes.
In the late `70s when roller skating was a way of life, X (Bow Wow) and his pals ruled supreme. But when the doors of their local skating rink close, it marks the end of an era and the beginning of another that sees the boys venture into foreign territory – uptown’s Sweetwater Roller Rink, complete with its over-the-top skaters and beautiful girls. Through his preparation for the showdown of the season – the Roller Jam skate off with the Sweetwater crew – X manages to find himself and also help his dad (Chi McBride) get back on track.
I’m going to check this one out this weekend… I never miss an opportunity to see Meagan Good!
The TLC group member takes a few pics for Maxim Magazine’s October issue. TLC has been busy searching for a third member to complete the group since the untimely departure of Lisa ‘Left Eye’ Lopez.
OutKast principal Big Boi is ramping up for the launch of his Purple Ribbon imprint via Virgin. The first release will be a compilation from the Purple Ribbon All-Stars on Oct. 4, led by the single “Kryptonite” featuring Big Boi, Killer Mike, C-Bone and Rock D. It will be followed later in the fall by new albums from Killer Mike and former Interscope rapper Bubba Sparxxx (“Space Mountain”).
Beyond those acts, Janelle Monet, Scar and Koncrete, Big Boi tells Billboard.com Purple Ribbon has also signed Sleepy Brown and is in the process of securing the services of veteran Southern rap act Goodie Mob. The artist is expected to hold a press conference to discuss the label Friday (Aug. 12) in Atlanta along with Killer Mike, Sparxxx, Brown, Monet, Scar and Koncrete.
“I’m going to try to bring the whole family back together like Voltron,” he says with a laugh.
At Virgin, Big Boi will be working directly with producer/Virgin president of urban music Jermaine Dupri. “It’s cool to have somebody you know in a power position that can make things happen for you in a timely fashion,” Big Boi says of Dupri. “He can push the button real fast. That’s what I’ve been waiting for.”
Indeed, Big Boi has been recording material with the Purple Ribbon stable for the past few years in anticipation of linking with a bigger label. As such, he and his artists have a ton of material either finished or nearly ready to hit the marketplace.
“If I’m not producing with Boom Boom Room Productions, I’m rhyming on a whole bunch of stuff,” he says. “I’m probably on at least two or three songs on each record. Not because I felt obligated to do it, but certain songs I just loved and wanted to be a part of. What better way to promote yourself than promote yourself? On Purple Ribbon, you have a lot of artists, but you have myself, which adds a valuable asset. I’m not charging $100,000 for a verse; my artists get it for free.”
During a nationally televised Hurricane Katrina relief show, actor/rapper Kayne West showed the world what he was made of as he went on a tirade against George W. Bush.
“George Bush doesn’t care about black people,” West said. “They’re saying black families are looting and white families are just looking for food…they’re giving the (Army) permission to shoot us”
NBC attempted to cut off the out-of-line remarks by cutting to a shot of actor Chris Tucker, but by then, the damage had already been done.
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I, just like most of the country have been glued to the TV watching the coverage of whats going on in New Orleans and Mississippi. The help response has been so fucking slow and it doesnt make any sense.
3 days man? 3 FUCKING DAYS with no food delivered? Its so much I can rant about on this damn situation but I’m so mad… I hope this is an eye opener for those living in a fantasy world. Look out for you and yours – No one can take care of you BETTER THAN YOU CAN!
Straight Bullshit right here!
Word has it that Stephen Jackson was set to be married last Saturday, but cancelled the wedding after his fiance� Imani Showalter refused to sign a prenuptial agreement.
“She was ready to walk the aisle and everything and he stopped it,” our TPL spy said. “To make it worse, his family (including mom, aunt and cousins) cheered when the wedding director came out and said there was not going to be a wedding. He spent a nice penny on that too not to get married.”
Stephon Marbury, Mike Bibby, Malik Rose and Steve Smith were all there to witness the non-nuptials.
For those who prefer their love stories more “Oprah and Stedman” and less “Dennis and Carmen,” former L.A. Laker and current Washington Wizard Caron Butler married the “girl of his dreams” at the Bellagio Hotel in Las Vegas. Dwyane Wade, Eddie Jones and Brian Grant were all in the house as ESPN Hollywood filmed the entire ceremony including the minister calling Caron “Cameron.”
Nothing says long and successful marriage like a celebrity wedding in Vegas.
Indiana Pacer Jermaine O’Neal also got married last week to his longtime love, Mesha Roper. The ceremony was at the Atlantis Resort in the Bahamas, amid Hurricane Katrina warnings. Despite the weather, O’Neal and his lady stuck around the area for their honeymoon.
The 50 Cent-Fat Joe beef heated up at tonightfs MTV Video Music Awards. The words started when Fat Joe was presenting an award and ended with : I just wanna say how safe I feel in here tonight with all of this police presence courtesy of G-Unit. The remarks were surprising because in his diss song “Fuck 50” in response to 50’s “Piggy Bank”, Fat Joe says: I’m gonna respond one time, one time only”.
Later in the night, 50 Cent was ending his set of “So Seductive” with Tony Yayo when the pair unleashed a bevy of expletives on Fat Joe. The high standards of MTV prevented most of the content from getting through and it was censored. What made it through was something like this: “Fat Joe is a pussy. Fuck Fat Joe. He is a Fuckboy. What? What?” A couple sentences were completely blanked out.
During the last rant the VMA cameras went to Kanye West who was standing up in the crowd. The censors prevented us from here whether any of the expletives were directed at Kanye, but it wouldn’t be unheard of. Kayne has a song, Crack Music, featuring 50’s former friend Game on his new album. The beef with Fat Joe originated when Joe was featured on “New York” with Fifty enemy Ja Rule. Is this a case of the friend of my enemy is also my enemy?
