wtf is jf?

jfkennedy:

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maybe your problem is that you expect the women you meet to be a certain way and therefore are the only person responsible for your apparent disappointment in my gender.

maybe these women that you’re talking about simply don’t care what you think of them and that annoys you so…

Except I’ve never called a woman a bitch. & expecting women not to be offensive? Sure, I’ll claim that.

Understand however that I’m not annoyed if they “simply don’t care” what I think of them. I’m not expecting them to. I actually don’t think anyone should care what I think of them, let alone some women who I don’t know or care to know.

And wanting a person who is nurturing — should I feel bad for wanting my children to be raised by someone who is sensitive to needs? And nurturing? Those are traits that I look for in a person, don’t make it seem as if that’s a negative.

fivefootnadaa:

young7hriller:

Eminem…

First of all…best selling hip-hop artist of all time with 3 albums in the top ten.

Most respected artist in the game

His crappy albums are better than a lot of rappers best albums

The guy has pure lyrical talent. you cant lie and say his word play isnt a craft

He tops everyone on their own song

The most fear (when it comes to battling)

the list of reason why he is #1 continues

yes hes not as good as he was in his prime..who on that list who has been out for so long is till in their prime? jay-z?? fuck out here..jay will always be a business man more than a rapper

Everything he said.  Eminem has an insane edge to his music; some can appreciate, but a lot of people don’t, and that’s unfortunate.  But it’s cool cause they have Soulja Boy.  It’s cool.

i tried so hard to disagree because i dont listen to eminem that much but evertything he said is true. whenever i hear a song with him in it im always amazed by the word play and how much his intelligence really shows in his flow.

To the original poster — Jay’s been in the game longer than Eminem, and has dropped albums more consistently. He may not be lyrically as good as Eminem, but he’s way more consistent.

And saying he’s more of a businessman than a rapper? What’s the basis for that? He drops albums almost yearly, what more does he have to do to be a rapper more than a businessman? He’s a rapper with an above average business sense.

And also, saying “it’s cool cause they have Soulja Boy,” is just an elitist way of thinking. You know, it is possible to like Eminem AND Soulja Boy as well as dislike both of those artists.

illain:

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You’re misinformed. BP is a British oil company. BP, British Petroleum. Well, now it’s Beyond Petroleum. I truly believe that it’s the companies problem. I don’t agree with shelling out money to help them clean up their mess. That’s on them; therefore, what does our President have…

And I quote, Obama “sent cabinet secretaries, and an armada of homeland security, Environmental Protection Agency, FEMA and Coast Guard personnel, engineers, scientists, technicians and clean-up workers to the Gulf; more than 20,000 responders in all. There are multiple staging areas, and ships in the area involved in the clean-up. Nearly 2 million feet of containment boom, and a million gallons of chemical dispersant have been used to fight the spill. Obama has asked Congress for $130 million for clean-up operations. The White House has churned out reams of releases, statements, and reports to keep the public updated on the progress and problems in containing the spill.”

Like I said earlier, people would only be happy if he himself donned scuba gear and plugged the leak himself. It’s pretty much a lose-lose situation for him. The U.S. government expertise isn’t in this matter, and BP is. They said they had the problem under control, so we spent 20 days as they tried to show that they did. There wasn’t so much Obama could do, but let BP exhaust their efforts. Now it’s time for him to step in … and he just scheduled a meeting with the BP execs earlier today.