Professah Tex

I looked it up... It was in the 80's which only further supports my post so.. I'm done. Lol!

Look I don't want to get into an internet argument brawl or whatevah.. I'm well versed in history. I have enough native american blood to say my grandfather was born on the res.. I look and try to identify as a white boy though.. I digress. My point is just hearing a modern day black person talk about oppression kinda makes me want to roll my eyes and go the other direction. That sounds like a bunch of bullshit anyway. If you actually are well versed in history and well.. You shouldn't even have to be to know there has been countless black entertainers even dating back to the days of slavery and during the period of intense racial tension after the emancipation that have gained worldwide popularity and got their content out there without your glorious BET/ TLDR I know it's coming.. entertainment executives have always only cared about one color if you ask me, and that's green. When was BET even established? It was Probably the 80's when AA culture was exploding through the entertainment industry anyway.

I have a carport but the roof is rusted out and drips. I'm about ready to break down and get it refurbished.

I mean don't get me wrong.. I think the fact that it's called 'black' entertainment television has always rubbed me the wrong way.I've watched it a few times for comedy specials, hiphop, and some movies classics, but I guess the concept and the way the channel is marketed just kinda makes me nautious.

Magikarp is op I don't know what you're talking about.

MAkes me wanna say somethin' like: Broad city! Broad broad city bitch. You know like that one song that I don;t really give a fuck about, but was so catchy that that line still comes to my head even though it's been years since I listened to the song.

I can't stop drinking alcohol.

I fucking hate that channel, and I'm pretty sure I wouldn't enjoy the content any more if my skin was black.

I want that. Do not complain dammit. Damn Texas wheather is still baking hot.

right.

Broad City.. sounds cool.

Me to I think, but I woke up drunk and drank some more. owo

lol

yeah.. wat.

Honestly I think it was 2010 impala or newer.. I didn't even take the dash off. Homey had a tool and knew how to do it, so he took it off. I tried, but the way you have to pry the panels off makes me think I'm gonna break them. He gave the tool to me first, but after prying a bit I handed it over and let him do that shit.

tell me about it. 3 fucking hours.. It's worth it for the progression of the story though. Out of all the movies I've watched it portrayed the prison system the most accurately.

I hate taking the dash out of vehicle or working on anything inside. I still havent checked out my ac... I've only ever done it once on an impala to be honest though.

Vatos Locos for life!

Please help my bulbasaur!

sorry to hear..

I need to find a place to throw that quote in my beat. I think I may have already planned this.. but I forgot. Samuel L Jackson has too many epic lines..

for the first time yesterday even though it's decades old. Good gangster flick.. Has me in the feels.

Should've bathed in ramen. You'd have weebs all over you here.

I did. Never tried it though.