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[quote author=~Sauron~ link=topic=418600.msg5813766#msg5813766 date=1270152687]Don't take it personal. It's just 2 Red Devils mauling a GAYnner. ![]() Chamo and I will destroy you lots.[/quote]You's still talking?? Infact, I didn't wanna do this, but we're taking it to the next level. The name of the track is now C2H6-C2H4-O-O-C2H4-C2H6 ft Spitzophrenic, Streetwize and DBR. |
chamotex:Yeah man . . . we should launch a coup on this section ![]() [quote author=~Sauron~ link=topic=418600.msg5813631#msg5813631 date=1270151258]I need one. Chamotex featuring Sauron. . . . .Give us a battle-beat. We wanna diss Eldee and Fat Ibime!!![/quote]You wanna diss moi?? Watch out for CH3-CH2-O-CH2-CH3 ft Spitzophrenic, Streetwize and DBR. |
dayokanu:As I said before . . . how about a head to head comparision between the top three and the bottom three. Isn't that logical?? Does comparing the most valable team in the world to one facing administration make sense to you?? dayokanu:Why're you so concerned with these issues?? Are you sure you're not the one having these problems?? ![]() |
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dayokanu:Stop being a Dayokanu . . . what reasonable person uses the difference between the top and the bottom to measure quality of the mid-table teams?? Isn't it the head to head matches?? Burnley beat Man Utd and drew with Arsenal and Man City this season . . . taking points off three of the top five sounds like rolling over to you?? Portsmouth, before they went into administration beat Liverpool, a UCL team. Besides what's the difference between a difference of 59 and 52?? |
dayokanu:This is quite smart . . . You've just proven that the Bundes Liga is better than the Spanish La Liga and the Premiership. Are you Albert Einstein in disguise?? |
JeSoul:Damn!!!!!!!! Are you sure that won't be too difficult?? ![]() |
Step Five is saving it. |
Step Four
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Step three
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Step Two
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Here's Mixcraft usage . . . step by step.
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Who still needs help with mixcraft?? |
duduspace:Na lik this we go dey dey?? ![]() |
dayokanu:Yeah right . . . they scored two goals with the Bolton style. Kgdavid:He was substituted early . . . a pub team star wearing number 10 came on for him ![]() |
v3:I'll take a small game player like Diaby/Ronaldo over a big-game player anyday. They win you leagues. . . besides it's not everyday you get a Man Utd or a Barca. |
Two key players got injured this week . . . one is a Spanish midfield maestro that scored against his first football team, the other is on the frontpage of almost every newspaper this morning. One would think it was Rooney that broke his leg and still went out to struggle through till the match ended. Is it me or does anyone think we should change our football pitch when we need to play teams like Barcelona?? |
mukina2:Hehehe . . . glory hunter ![]() |
[center][size=16pt]Stepping From Jay-Z’s Shadow Into Spotlight[/size][/center] A few years ago, when Jermaine Cole was a freshman at St. John’s University, he came to the downtown nightclub S.O.B.’s to check out a performance by a young rapper just beginning to make a name for himself. The show was packed tight, and Mr. Cole, an aspiring rapper himself, and new to New York, stood in the audience and tried to imagine the night as a glimpse into his own future. The rapper J. Cole performed songs from his mixtape “The Warm-Up”at S.O.B.’s on Tuesday. Tuesday night at S.O.B.’s it was Mr. Cole’s turn to be onstage, staring out into a sold-out crowd. He pointed to the spot in the audience where he’d stood at that show — Kanye West’s first major New York concert, as it happens — as an enthusiastic fan. “I don’t know if that’s how you’re feeling about me,” Mr. Cole said, “but that’s how I’m feeling about this show.” Mr. West would go on to become one of the most important figures in American pop music. Without Mr. West’s success and the structural changes to hip-hop that came with it, maybe Mr. Cole — who performs as J. Cole — would still be in the crowd: no widely acclaimed mixtapes, no magazine covers, no record deal with Jay-Z’s Roc Nation empire. But a young rapper in 2010 has far different barriers to cross than he would have just five years ago. Mr. West allowed for a new hip-hop paradigm, less aggressive and more emotionally nuanced. Mr. Cole, technically impressive but a little tender — unlike Mr. West he stuck it out in college and graduated — is a model of modern rap success. That means, among other things, less emphasis on ostentation and more on online chatter. “Shout-out to the bloggers that’s in the building!” barked the warm-up D.J., who may well have been talking about everyone in the room. Videos, photos, Twitter and blog posts: by Wednesday morning you could almost experience this concert play by play just by scanning the Internet. What those clips show is a rapper growing into his talent. Mr. Cole, originally from Fayetteville, N.C., performed “Dead Presidents II,” a furious technical exercise over the old Jay-Z song of the same name. That was one of the highlights of his mixtape from last year, “The Warm-Up,” from which Mr. Cole drew much of his material for this show, and which revealed him as a rapper impressed with his own knack for punch lines and clever metaphors, and less concerned with song construction. But he’s learning: a new song, “Who Dat,” was fully formed, and he put his stamp on “A Star Is Born,” his coming-out party from Jay-Z’s last album, “The Blueprint 3.” Rather than just rap over that song’s original beat, reinforcing his guest role, he slowed it down, with just a keyboardist backing him, making the moment his own. Jay-Z wasn’t there to distract from it, but Mr. Cole was happy to share the stage. He brought out Talib Kweli, the socially-minded New York rap star, to perform “Get By,” and their new collaboration “Just Begun.” And later he was joined by Young Chris, once one of the secret weapons of Jay-Z’s old label, Roc-A-Fella, to perform “Still the Hottest.” Of Roc-A-Fella rappers Young Chris was always among the least flashy, but he was still wearing a version of his old Roc-A-Fella chain here. “I’m blessed to share the same name,” Mr. Cole said, making a link between Jay-Z’s old label and his new one, but then, looking down at his black T-shirt, weighed down with sweat but not jewelry, he joked, “We don’t got the same chain.” That’s for the best. |
slimshay:Maynne . . . I had to try maynne ![]() |
Oh shit . . . Van Persie got injured today and might be out till September. |
Hehehe . . . nice one!!! ![]() |
Fabregas could be out for the rest of the season. |
duduspace:I'm still living in the moment for now maynne. This is relief controlling me ![]() |
@Everyone Remember the Arsenal TV Fan Pass on Friday, I sent in a message and those plonkers refused to read it to the rest of the world. They prolly thought I was spewing fuckery. . . I demand a written apology from ATVO. Check out what I said in the e-mail.
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@Everyone Remember the Arsenal TV Fan Pass on Friday, I sent in a message and those plonkers refused to read it to the rest of the world. They prolly thought I was spewing fuckery. . . I demand a written apology from ATVO. ![]() Check out what I said in the e-mail.
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[quote author=~Sauron~ link=topic=415873.msg5806674#msg5806674 date=1270067571]You are a fool. . . . . U got played off the park at the Emirates and you are celebrating. Has your standard dropped to the pits? 2 AWAY goals is 4 in Europe, in case you dunno.[/quote]We won our stadium back in the last quarter, they begged for mercy. |
Is it me or is Walcott the most feared player on the pitch?? |
Messi's worst match of the season!!!!!!!!!!!! |
No Pique no Puyol |
Igwe got booed ![]() |
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