RIP to the mole one of the cats murked and brought to the front door. (Taken with instagram)
A Facebook Post, I Wrote
I posted this on my Facebook today. It has 20 likes as of right now:
There wasn’t an Anti-Bullying Campaign when I was in school, so you know what I did when I got picked on for being short, having a high-pitched voice, sagging my pants, being called an N-Word & a faggot, for listening to Rap Music? I just continued being nice to others, turned stuff into comedy and retained the haters’ lobs to write rhymes about them later in life. Creativity. I didn’t shoot up a school, or cry to anybody about the taunts, or that the bullying needed to stop. My parents & Saved By The Bell episodes, taught me how to diffuse the situation, plus 98% of the population liked me anyways.
My new gym shoes. I rock Nikes until I die. Then I’ll rock sandals in Heaven. (Taken with instagram)
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Can’t Truss It // Public Enemy
Bass in your face. I say that when I listen to things sometimes. My nephew always asks what that means. Like my saying it couldn’t just mean “there’s a lot of bass happening here.” Like it had to have more meaning. Like it had to come from somewhere. How does he know that?
Today marks the 23rd anniversary of Michael Jordan’s famous jumper over Craig Ehlo during the fifth game of the 1989 Eastern Conference First Round. “The Shot” is considered one of Jordan’s top clutch moments and the reaction of the announcers make it one of the most recognizable plays in NBA history. (Manny Millan/SI)
SI VAULT: Michael Jordan performs wonderous deeds as Bulls beat Cavs (5.15.89)
