After thousands of votes you, the fans, have selected the top play from each round. Now it’s your turn to vote for the Pontiac Game Changing Performance of the Tournament -and help decide which NCAA® wins a $100,000 general scholarship. After voting, enter for a chance to win a $5,000 general scholarship for you or someone in your family. Supporting NCAA® schools and their fans is what makes Pontiac the Official Performance Machines of the NCAA®.
I was peeping this on the television news Friday afternoon. I was going to check the statue out today, but I got sidetracked by some small basketball tourney thing called The Final Four. I’ma go check it out tomorrow and snap some pictures.
From The Times Dispatch:
A throng estimated at more than 5,000 crowded into the intersection of 15th and East Main streets yesterday to try to forgive the horrors of slavery and those who perpetuated it…The reconciliation project emerged from apologies for slavery issued by officials in Liverpool, England, and Benin in West Africa.
Written by Zillzâ„¢ on March 29th, 2007 in television
Ya boy can’t sing for shit. But that has never stopped anybody from selling records. Plain. Simple.
However, there should be a name for doing that for photoshopping face onto a body. Let’s call it phame. A verb. To phame. phaming. phamed. Meaning: to have your picture altered by an image editing program such as Adobe Photoshop. The result becoming a popular item around the net. Hence, fame. Equals = phame.
That’s how the poster is looking for the Transformers movie to drop on Independence Day this summer. All of us late 70’s and 80’s babies will be watching this joint. As well as the rugrats that the late 70’s and 80’s babies currently are keeping.
Written by Zillzâ„¢ on March 28th, 2007 in Zilla Says
“LeBron James’ 35,440-square-foot house under construction in Bath Township, Ohio is shaping up as a castle fit for a king — with a theater, bowling alley, casino and barber shop.” — Sports Illustrated
A first-floor master suite, which includes a two-story walk-in closet, will be about 40 feet wide and 56 feet long — bigger than half the houses in Bath Township.
Dang.
I’m saying when you see athletes, tv and movie stars spend money like this, remember to not yell at Oprah because she spent that much to build a school for children who had NOTHING in Africa.
After thousands of votes you, the fans, have selected the top play from each round. Now it’s your turn to vote for the Pontiac Game Changing Performance of the Tournament -and help decide which NCAA® wins a $100,000 general scholarship. After voting, enter for a chance to win a $5,000 general scholarship for you or someone in your family. Supporting NCAA® schools and their fans is what makes Pontiac the Official Performance Machines of the NCAA®.
I was peeping this on the television news Friday afternoon. I was going to check the statue out today, but I got sidetracked by some small basketball tourney thing called The Final Four. I’ma go check it out tomorrow and snap some pictures.
From The Times Dispatch:
A throng estimated at more than 5,000 crowded into the intersection of 15th and East Main streets yesterday to try to forgive the horrors of slavery and those who perpetuated it…The reconciliation project emerged from apologies for slavery issued by officials in Liverpool, England, and Benin in West Africa.
Written by Zillzâ„¢ on March 29th, 2007 in television
Ya boy can’t sing for shit. But that has never stopped anybody from selling records. Plain. Simple.
However, there should be a name for doing that for photoshopping face onto a body. Let’s call it phame. A verb. To phame. phaming. phamed. Meaning: to have your picture altered by an image editing program such as Adobe Photoshop. The result becoming a popular item around the net. Hence, fame. Equals = phame.
That’s how the poster is looking for the Transformers movie to drop on Independence Day this summer. All of us late 70’s and 80’s babies will be watching this joint. As well as the rugrats that the late 70’s and 80’s babies currently are keeping.
Written by Zillzâ„¢ on March 28th, 2007 in Zilla Says
“LeBron James’ 35,440-square-foot house under construction in Bath Township, Ohio is shaping up as a castle fit for a king — with a theater, bowling alley, casino and barber shop.” — Sports Illustrated
A first-floor master suite, which includes a two-story walk-in closet, will be about 40 feet wide and 56 feet long — bigger than half the houses in Bath Township.
Dang.
I’m saying when you see athletes, tv and movie stars spend money like this, remember to not yell at Oprah because she spent that much to build a school for children who had NOTHING in Africa.
