Hello all! This week is a very interesting one. Today a very small release was made, in anticipation for the massive release coming tomorrow: The Assassin Class! In addition to Assassin tomorrow, they’ll also be a Black Friday discount release. I’ll critique both of those in a separate analysis. Assassin deserves no less. But we do have a release today everyone! A quest to save General Herous from the attack of a powerful.. Assassin?

He’s a Super Sneak, Super Sneak, He’s Super Sneaky! (Counter Assassin)

About

General Herous summons you to the Granemor Guardian Tower with a very special request for you. Since you defeated the organized forces of the No Man’s Land, a variety of lesser warlords have been fighting for control of the area. One strong one, a mutant by the name of Kragoth, has come into possession of a large sum of money, and has used it to put out a bounty on the general. Herous has put Maurinelle, his daughter, under massive protection for the time being. Herous wants you to try to flush out the assassin, so that he will either attack you, or hurry in his plans to attack the king. Either way, this situation will end soon, he says.

You accept, and begin searching Granemor for the Assassin. You start at the gates to the tower, questioning the guards there. Of course they know about the situation, they tell you, and they will keep you posted on anything strange they see. Sweeping out into the streets, you can go one of two ways. Heading into the graveyard will result in a simple series of three fights. The undead don’t care anyway! Heading further into town will cause you cross paths with Mulb, the half-elf, half-dwarf Dwelf. When you ask him if he’s seen anyone peculiar in town as of late, he grows offended, thinking you mean something against his height. He then attacks you.

After besting the rather tough Dwelf, he apologizes for his overreaction, and promises to tell you if he sees anything that might pose as a threat to the General. You continue on your trek, this time meeting with Sargent York, the only person besides Herous and the tower guards to know of the danger the general is in. York suggests that you talk to both the black-garbed Stranger who spends his time in the back alley of Granemor, or talk with Morgul. You agree and set off.

The Stranger is, as always, rather hostile. After going through your customary greetings, you ask the Assassin if they are on a mission right now. The Assassin says no, that if they were, they would be lurking in the shadows and planning their move. You ask where an Assassin would be if they were planning to kill the General. The Stranger tells you that he would be out in th open watching.. And then he realizes what he’s said. He assures you that he would never make heads roll in his own home town of Granemor, and that if anyone would know, it would be Boog in the inn.

Boog tells you that he hasn’t seen anyone suspicious as of late. When you inquire as to where Morgul is, Squee tells you that he is upstairs with Thalia. You immediately worry that he ay be planning to kill the General up there, so you rush in, only to find.. Morgul in a mid-unlife crisis. He is apparently in love with Thalia, and needed someone to talk to. She assures him that it’s a one-way street, and he scampers off. Thalia tells you that Morgul couldn’t be an assassin. He’s too pathetic and would be horribly inefficient. She does tell you, however, that an odd elf named Dorial has been staying there, and that he has been entering and leaving the inn at odd hours. She tells you that he checked out just a few minutes before you entered the inn. Worrying for the General, you rush back to the tower! The two tower guards (Puddingshins and von Schmergenbergen) have been defeated and lie unconscious. You fear the worst as you rush to the top of the tower.

Dorial, in full Assassin garb, is in the throne room looking for Herous, who springs from behind and attacks him. After almost being defeated, you enter the room and stop him. Dorial tells you some of his other names, including the fact that he makes his home in Krovesport. You then attack him, intent on saving the General’s life.

After a very tough battle, you defeat the Assassin. Herous tells you that though this was a dangerous attempt on his life, it is a good thing that two extremely powerful assassins, Wallo and Shii, were not hired by Kragoth. With the rumors of Wallo and Shii’s expertise in hand, you decide to pay them a visit in Krovesport one day soon..

Pros

This quest was obviously the perfect lead-up to the release of the Assassin class tomorrow. The detective-esque style of the quest was great, and your talks with the townsfolk opened them up even more as NPC’s. The Stranger, though still an enigma, seems much more honorable now. Morgul, while always thought a strong and powerful practitioner of darkness, has a softer side, including love for Thalia.

This quest was short and sweet, but had some rather challenging opponents nonetheless. Mulb is a strong enemy, with powerful melee and ranged attacks. The Assassin shines as the true challenge however, attacking with multiple elements and battle varieties. Thanks to him, we now have a better image of just what the skills of the assassin class will look like.

The rewards were also nice. Z-Token variations of the Decapitator, the sword wielded by the Stranger in Granemor, as well as a non-class version of the assassin armor. This quest was mainly geared toward lower-leveled players who won’t be able to take advantage of the Assassin class when it’s released (Since one of its requirements is that you be level 70+).

The Assassin Armor is a powerful weapon used by the most silent and deadly of killers.

Cons

This quest was rather small. Not just in terms of rewards, but also when it comes to enemies and overall exploration.

For a quest that was designed to be an investigation of Granemor for an Assassin, there was surprisingly little exploration involved. I know there is only so much that you can do, but perhaps having a small menu where you could decide where to go next would make things better (Like some quests in WF, for those who know). After questioning all of these people, you would be able to piece things together and find the Assassin. But as things are, it’s far too easy and straightforward.

In addition to the lack of size of the quest, the rewards were also lacking. I realize that the rewards were geared toward lower-leveled players who won’t be able to use the Assassin armor tomorrow, but what about higher-leveled players? For those in the 107-130 range, they won’t receive anything either. I am not suggesting a level 110 non-class Assassin armor that is stronger than the class, but something for stronger players would be greatly appreciated.

Final Grade of Release

Though this release was rather small, it was put together extremely well. The staff have been working on creating the armor for the last several weeks, and a lot of work has gone into it. Considering the years of work that the class has had, this quest was superb. I can hardly await the culmination of the Assassin class tomorrow, as the staff wows me with their creation. I give this small quest a nice 7.5 Red Scarved- Assassins, out of 10.

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Do not let your fire go out, spark by irreplaceable spark, in the hopeless swamps of the approximate, the not-quite, the not-yet, the not-at-all. Do not let the hero in your soul perish, in lonely frustration for the life you deserved, but have never been able to reach. Check your road and the nature of your battle.

The world you desired can be won. It exists, it is real, it is possible, it is yours.

Ayn Rand

I strive to be a better person, sister, daughter, stepmother, wife, educator.  Lately, it has been an uphill battle as evidenced by my lack of posts on this blog.   Boog and I are both in funks right now … he over school and me over the things I alluded to in the first sentence.  So much negativity surrounds me day in and day out.  My dad has had a really rough month.  Sometimes I think that if the cancer does not get him the treatments will.  He was not in good health or good spirits when we were home for my sister’s wedding a month go.  Since then, he had to have a pacemaker put in and has gone through two weeks of hell due to side effects, general ennui, and so on.  My mom is having intestinal issues and will not go to get a colonoscopy as ordered by the doctor because she insists on taking care of my dad first.  My sister is pregnant with her second child.  Sigh.  While I am so happy for her and my great new brother-in-law, I cannot help to be a little jealous.  My work environment is growing more hostile by the day; it takes everything I have to deal with being treated like a second-class citizen on a daily basis.  My work as an educator is the only rewarding thing, and I rarely get to just be the mentor and role model I want to be for kids anymore.  And, speaking of kids, we have not talked to Monkey Boy in forever, and I cannot help but wonder if I should do something about that even though Boog really does not want me to get involved.  And, speaking of Boog, I am so proud of him and what he is doing in school.  I know I don’t tell him that nearly enough.  I know you can do it, Boog.  I love you,  and I know that we will both make it through these next two years.  And, speaking of the next two years, let’s hope they fly by … I cannot wait to move on from Las Vegas.  It is past time to move on with this little adventure.  There’s so much I want to say.

When I first met Smigg Dirtee “he changed my life” hahaha (I always tease him about this) we was at the “Yadada Movie” shoot and I was getting a shout out from him on my camcorder. He said “what company are you with?” I said “sydeways” and he said “no your not I know sydeways and your not it” and I said “well we are different” and then he said “yeah!? Well change your name” lol and so within a week I changed my company name to Supa Savy Ent.

Smigg Dirtee a Sacramento native now resides in San deigo. He’s on his grind tough and has many projects in the works. I got the chance to talk to him about the projects coming up and he answered some questions submitted to me from fans.

Me:
Hey smigg dirtee… how are things going with you?
Smigg Dirtee:
Things are wonderful.. duh..

Me:
Lol okay! What’s new? Any new projects in the works?
Smigg Dirtee:
Actually, I’ve never had as many projects in the works before. First off, I got my website www.onlikeshit.com where I do a free mixtape series called “My Team Got Work” with myself and other artist I work hands on with, Nov 1st I’ll be doin part two of my daily song series, where I write, record & upload a song a day for 21 days straight, everything is done on the spot from nov 1st – nov 21st, also….. I just teamed up with a power house indie label out of San Diego, and just finished a DJ Skee mixtape together with artist I-Rocc, Dago Braves & El Cajon Tez coming soon called DJ Skee presents “Are We There Yet” and Smigg Dirtee & DJ Skee “Tell Yo Bitch To Come Here” vol1. And then, I just rapped up an album with San Diego producer Dave Moss called “Onlikeshit.com” which feats X-Raided, T-Nutty, Young Droop, Mistah Fab, Doey Rock, Laroo, John Brown, Bleezo, J-Kwon, Mack Twon, I-Rocc, & more. Plus workin on projects for my Teamwork artist Boog & Mack Twon.. done

Me:
Dang! You are on your grind tough! Onlikeshit.com tell me a little more about the website. Is there more than mixtapes? What can people expect on the site?
Smigg Dirtee:
The website will pretty much tell you everything that’s going on with me and the artist I work hands on with, I say “work hands on with” cuz some artist aren’t signed to me but I still put whatever I can in new artist I believe in no matter where they decide to go to pursue their career, such as Young Rebz out of Richmond Ca, and others, but basically www.onlikeshit.com will have up new videos, blogs etc, so my supporters can keep up with what’s goin on wit me….

Me:
That’s wats up! My boy had got your last mixtape and said it was the best mixtape out this year so far! That’s big… what can people expect from the up coming mixtapes? And when are they droppin?
Smigg Dirtee:
That’s wassup, they can expect me to TRY to get that same reaction out of everybody who hears these up coming mixtapes and albums, I try to seperate the sound of my mixtapes and albums, so they can always get something different, and grow eachtime, not too different, because its still me but make people not feel like they’re gettin the samething with each project, the DJ Skee mixtapes should both be out before the end of the year..

Me:
when is your next solo droppin? Have you started working on it?
Smigg Dirtee:
“Onlikeshit.com” the album is a solo, but kinda like a compilation, I have a feat. With me on every song, and that should be out by the end of the year aswell, then I’ve started on my main solo album called “Bonita’s Boy” (my mothers name) and I have no idea when its gonna drop, I’m takin my time with this one, cuz my goal is to have it compared to Jay-z’s Blueprint, lol, kinda farfetched but shit, imma try.

Me:
That’s wats up! For the solo/compilation, who can we expect on it?
Smigg Dirtee:
Mostly a lot of artist from Sac, San Diego & the Bay, all places I’ve lived in, I have Laroo, T-Nutty, Brotha Lynch, COS, G Macc, Big June, I-Rocc, Doey Rock, Mistah Fab, T-Nutty, Young Droop, Bleezo, Sav Judah, Devious, Beeda Weeda, J. Stalin, Balance, Guce, John Brown from the White Rapper show, J-Kwon (tipsy), Max B (free max b), Juice Lee, Poodeezy of the Dago Braves, Young Sau, Dubble R, Baby Bandit, Boog and my group The A-Team & I can’t think of whoelse.

Me:
Being a sacramento native, do you have any artists out here that are your favorite or that you slap their music often?
Smigg Dirtee:
There is a lot of Sac artists that I like right now, I fuc with Bueno, G-Macc, Sav Sicc & Bleezo, Flossalini, Lil Retro, my group Sav Tree & a lot others

Me:
Earlier you posted on twitter that you might leak a diss? What’s that about? You’re like one of the only niggas I NEVER hear anyone speak badly upon…
Smigg Dirtee:
yeah, I really don’t have anything anyone can speak bad on me about, unless they are just flat out hatin, id like to believe I’m pretty solid across the board, as for the diss… lol. No comment

Me:
Awwwww! No comment? You sure? Lol
Smigg Dirtee:
Hahaha.. not yet I’ll make sure you get that exclusive when its time tho

Me:
Okay thought id ask! Lol well anyone who does start or is thinking of starting beef with Smigg Dirtee better have their A Game ready cuz you got bars! Lol Any shoutouts? And how can someone contact you for features or hear music?
Smigg Dirtee:
Yeah, shoutout to the suckas, cuz without y’all wed all be real niggas & there would be no way for me to stand out from y’all, shoutout to money hungry ent, Teamwork ent, Shulaced ent, www.onlikeshit.com, OnLikeShit Boyz & Girlz Club, & my homeboy Boonie who’s out there in the midwest now, but always has sumthin good to say to keep me motivated to keep doin wut I’m doin and go hard
Oh.. Dirteeboy@gmail.com contact or myspace www.myspace.com/smiggdirtee

Me:
Question: Brandon Wilson from Antelope asks: “Is he plannin on making another tonight show an why cant i find the second tonight show ?”
Smigg Dirtee:
Yes I will be doin another tonite show, probably will be doin a few, were also gonna be doin the Bluez Brotherz Tonite show, me and i-rocc. The reason why people can’t find part 2, which to me is waaaaay better than the 1st one, is because its digital only, you can find it on itunes. I was like the first nigga to do a Tonite Show, I think Fab’s came out 1st tho.

Me:
I have another question from @prettiesexi on twitter: “ask him how he feels about the groupie blog” [I posted a blog about groupies on certifiablydefined.blogspot.com]
Smigg Dirtee:
I haven’t seen it, but I don’t see anything wrong with groupies.. my babys mom is a groupie
Me:
Omg! Smigg you a foo! Lol

Me:
Thanx for answering the questions! And thanx for taking the time out to interview with me Smigg! Much appreciated!
Smigg Dirtee:
Anytime

CONTACT FOR SMIGG DIRTEE:
Email: Dirteeboy@gmail.com
Myspace: www.myspace.com/smiggdirtee
Twitter: www.twitter.com/smiggdirtee

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By: Tiffani Haynes

Actress-Comedian Mo’Nique premiered her new late night talk show, The Mo’Nique Show, last night on BET for an hour filled with celebrities, comedy bits, a performance and her signature yelling.

The show had good guests, Steve Harvey and Monica appeared on the pioneering episode and an okay performance from Jeremih. Steve and Monica were great and Mo’Nique’s banter with the two guests was good too but I couldn’t handle all the yelling.

Part of Mo’Nique’s funny charm is that she’s over the top, charismatic and down-to-earth yet another part of Mo’Nique is her ability to make you cringe and turn the volume down on your television. Others agree, Twitter accounts proved it. Even comedian Lil Duval tweeted that he had to turn the television on mute and read the captions. He could’ve been joking, but it sounded like a great idea.

Yet despite Mo’Nique’s constant yelling through the show, it seems to have a good premise. For the first episode, it wasn’t bad. Pretty good, actually. The show has potential with a little bit of fine tuning.

The Mo’Nique Show comes on nightly at 11 p.m. Tonight’s guests are Tiny, Toya and Faizon Love. Fizz and Boog will perform. Hmm, don’t know about that performance though.

 So, check it out and let us know what you think!

Fizz is STILL the sexest yellow man walking this earth oowwee

After being MIA for a good 5yrs, former B2K members Boog and Fizz are finally trying to make a comeback. Now don’t get me wrong I think these two are pretty talented however they just might have to team up with Lil Wayne or someone like that before they are packing out concert arenas like they was 5yrs ago. Anywho here’s a recent interview that Boog and Fizz did:  

How does it feel to be back?
Fizz: It feels good. I mean we’re just working, so it’s good to be back on the road but most importantly it feels totally overwhelming seeing that the fans really do still support us—showing up to autograph signings, coming to take a picture or, just being curious to know when the record is coming out… it’s all overwhelming.

It’s been five years since you two have been in the forefront of the music scene, how have you changed since then?
Boog: It’s been five years, a lot has changed in our lives. We got a chance to take a step back and get with our lawyers and get with our accountants and just learn what that whole game is about—stopped being lazy, like not wanting to read things, you know. And then on the music side, we tried to take what was going on in our lives currently and put that into the project. That’s why we titled it “Nightlife” because we’re 23 and 24 years old and it’s kind of like what we’re doing, we’re just having fun right now, living our lives, going out, partying with our friends—living it up.

Do you talk about really personal issues on this album?
Fizz: Definitely, on this album, we really took our time putting it together. So it’s not just party records, you know. It’s more that goes into the nightlife than just the club. So you’ll be able to listen to it from the time you’re walking out the door, to the time you’re walking back in the door from your long night. We have substance records in there. We have a record called “Empty Bottles” which is about getting over a girl that you just lost and, you really don’t know how else to do it, but to drink. And you wake up to empty bottles all over the floor. We got some deep records, and we slow it down a little for the ladies of course. We have this crazy nasty record on there called “Bite the Pillow.”

What is something you’ve learned since the last time you had an album out?
Fizz: Paying attention to the songs you’re recording before you record them so the album still has a concept. I learned that this time where I put the album together with Boog rather than the label [where you're] putting it together and spending time in the studio recording songs which never were completed or made the album. So this time it was a bit different.
Boog: Make sure you speak up on the things you do not really care for as far as things you have recorded, because once they’re out you cant really take them back. This time we were more conscious of that.

When you were out before you had a lot of younger fans and some that were the same age as you but you two have obviously grown up, and those fans you spoke to before have grown, so who is your audience now?
Fizz: I would say definitely a younger audience, but at the same time a more mature side. We’re not trying to grow up too fast. We’re just trying to do us. All the fans that were B2K fans that are now our age will be able to really take heed to this album.
Boog: I think that with the songs that we put on the album and the things we have been through, it will come across in interviews that we have evolved…we’ve been through a lot. This album captures more than the party aspect of [the nightlife], it captures the more mature side of us and things we’ve been through in our relationships that create empty bottles. I know I been through it where I had to take a couple drinks so I wouldn’t have to think—and not call.

Was there ever a point where you thought maybe you wouldn’t put out another album?
Fizz: I think during those years we have been putting this project together there was never a worry or a thought in our head as to when this project was going to come out. It was always a focus of, “Let’s make sure this is right,” so that when we do present it to the world, there won’t be any second guessing.

Did you have more creative freedom with this project?
Fizz: Oh yea definitely, we started our own label, Popular Entertainment, and that’s how this whole project came out about. We wanted to be business men. We wanted to take the backseat and see what was going on in the business field so we started our label. We have a duo act and a kid rapper as well. After putting them through artist development, seeing how it was going and how much time it was really taking we thought, “Man, we gotta launch this label now so we thought what better than to put ourselves out first.
Boog: We did a joint venture with Arsenal Records, which is an independent company and its backed by some really powerful people in the industry, so we figured if we we’re going to go independent, we need to combine our heads with some brains that’s been doing this for a while.

How did you come up with the name Popular Entertainment and what impression do you want people to get from it?
Fizz: We have a really good friend his name is Taj Standsberry, he actually directed our video. When we first started this label which was two years ago, we were sitting down with Taj doing some other business and we were like, “Man, you know what, with everything we got going on together we should start just one big company and put our heads together to see what we come up with.” We have our branding manager who is like really big right now. We have the best internet web designers right now, so Taj just pointed out that we’re like those popular kids that everybody comes to for certain things in those fields, so we should just call ourselves “Popular.” So Taj took Popular Kid, which is the film side of the company and me and Boog got Popular Entertainment which is the music side.
Boog: We want everyone to think when they hear Popular Entertainment not just about the music but know that there’s a film side to it, its total entertainment. We manage actors, actresses everything, photographers, writers screen writers, so when you hear Popular entertainment we want you to think of a company you can come get service from. We’re resourceful, we could help you out with pretty much anything that you need.

Did you two write a majority of the album?
Fizz: Yea, definitely. We collabed with a few artists and producers – 1500 or Nothin, another producer by the name of Jade-O, and another producer Frank E. We have a couple more producers we worked with too but those are the ones we pretty much collabed with.

You two seem to have your hands in quite a few different areas so what can we expect from you in the next year?
Boog: In the next year, we’re putting together a big tour, a US and also a UK tour. So we’re really really just trying to get back on the road so we can get back to hugging our fans and let everybody know that it’s real. That Fizz and Boog are really back. On the flipside though we’re putting together something with MTV like somewhat of a reality show. I can’t go too much into that.

You mentioned on 106 and park, some kind of project that was coming out in reference to the allegations and all the questions the public has, is this connected with that?
Fizz: That’s a secret popular project that’s in the works.

You two have pretty much grown up in show business and were always being watched, how has that affected your ability to grow as an artist and as a person?
Fizz: I think the five year break was good because it gave us a chance to go home and just get a grasp of reality. Being able to grow up again and stay in contact with friends and just be home for a minute. Get a dose of what real life is like. I think that had a lot to do with it.
Boog: It just gave us a chance to get a sense of reality. Bring us back down to earth. Not that we were cocky or arrogant or anything like that but you know how the world of entertainment can be. It can be a tornado or hurricane where you just got so much going on you really can’t get a hold of who you really are. So going back home and being able to kick it with your mom, your dad, your grand parents, your cousins, your friends, it just helps let you know what’s going on in the world because in entertainment you kind of lose sight of what’s really going on in the streets and what people are really feeling and what they’re not feeling. It gave us good research time.

You mentioned that it gave you a chance to get a grasp of reality, what is your reality like?
Fizz: Our reality is pretty much average. When we’re at home that’s what its about its about home, family, our friends our relatives spending time with them but at the same time getting them to understand what it is we have to do in order to support everybody. Within those years we got a chance to experience what its like to be home and give up certain aspects of the business in order to get that relationship back that we needed with our family.

What is something that really shaped your experience being away from the spotlight?
Boog: I could tell a story, about every month–not even every month, like every 3 weeks, you got the mortgage you got the car note, you got the house bills, and that’s the reminder of what it is you need to be doing. Because like Fizz said sometimes our family gets the availability mixed up and we still have to go out there and work. And that reminder on the first is that this is what you need to be doing you gotta get back to work. You gotta keep it going you gotta keep it moving because everything else is going to continue to move and if you don’t keep moving you’re going to get left behind.

Omarion Dropped From Young Money After Only 2 Months

True. Now there is so much out there on you, and on B2K and there are so many rumors it’s hard to differentiate fact from fiction. I know your fans must be equally confused and they want to support and defend you but they don’t know what is going on or what happened or what the truth is. How do you respond to all the “stuff” that’s out there, what would you like to clear up?
Fizz: Fizz and Boog is Fizz and Boog and if you aint hear it from us then it’s not true.
Boog: We also want to send a message to all the B2K fans that want to see a reunion happen and see us go on tour like the four of us, Fizz and Boog are totally with it, we’re not against it. There’s no beef going on with the members of B2K so just keep your eyes open and your ears listening because you just might get what you’re looking for.

Have you spoke with Omarion or Raz-B recently?
Fizz: We keep everything cordial but we aren’t in touch everyday or anything.

Why don’t you two work with Raz-B anymore?
Fizz: We tried and it just didn’t work. Me and Boog been best friends since we were like 12 years old so we are on the same page with everything that we do. Even when we aren’t doing music we’re doing the same thing, running Popular Entertainment, or playing basketball whatever it is. We’re doing it together.

And so the reality show that surfaced a few months back on YouTube is not happening anymore?
Fizz: No, it just didn’t work. But, we have 6 webisodes we are putting out on Myspace two every week. So if you go on the Myspace music page there will be webisodes every week of Me and Boog making this comeback.

If you could go back would you do anything differently?
Boog: I don’t think I would have done anything differently besides having my legal side taken care of a little bit more. I wouldn’t change it at all, sold out venues, black community out supporting something they love, I loved it.

Are there any crazy stories we haven’t heard about from the B2K days?
Fizz: B2K almost went to jail one time. Right after 9/11 we decided to ride the conveyer belt at the airport. And the FDA manager was right on the other side. We had to go through a lot our parents had to write letters to the judge, letters to them. It was crazy. You live and you learn.

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Coloana sonora a filmului Bring It On II ii contine si pe cei 2 fosti membrii ai B2K , Fizz si Boog cu piesa Bounce .

Download Fizz & Boog – Bounce

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Fizz & Boog LOL from B2K with a new song called “Bounce” this song is for the new Bring It On Movie

Na de hevigheid van de kanonnen lieten ze de booschutters op de vijand los …

En geloof het of niet, maar recyclage is van alle tijden …

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Remember these guys!? Can’t lie Was not expecting mush from these two but im kinda feeling the track check it out for yourself! Hot or Not?

It really is no secret in the I Read Banned Books household that I have a Monica closet.  Rather than a hallway or spare bedroom closet, it is the actual walk-in bedroom closet I share with Boog.  (Yes, Boog, we share it.  You have a whole fourth of it to yourself.) Since becoming a minion administrator, I have slowly let it go from cluttered to war zone.  The one thing I wanted to do this summer break was to clean out my closet.  Boog found this rather amusing because over the course of the past two years in particular I stated at each spring, summer, and winter break that I was going to organize the closet.  What started out as “very funny, motherfucker,” soon morphed into “Make fun of me again, and I will smother you with a pillow while you sleep.”  I vowed to show him … sooner than later.

While Boog can never ever criticize me, I’ll share my embarrassing housekeeping skills with you.  Don’t be a hater.  You all know you have a catch all place in your home too.

When I proclaimed on Twitter and Plurk that I was logging off at 3 PM PST to work on the closet, I knew I had to follow through.  My internet buddies would be disappointed if I did not post the above before pictures along with the two during picture below.

After a few several 30-45 minute respites to cool off (it was like the towering inferno in the closet), I finally finished.  Yes, I did it!  And, it looks fucking fabulous if I do say so myself.

Today, I dropped off 10 garbage bags full of clothes to Goodwill and celebrated my accomplishment with the purchase of a new espresso brown suit at The Barn.  Boog had the audacity to say it will be two weeks before it looks like it did before.  No, fucking way, Boog, but I will refill the empty hangers that quickly if you don’t choose your words a little more carefully.

Hollaatyourgirl.com reports:

Only Marques Houston’s big ol’ head could distract you from such beauty!! SMH. The singer has been banging on about how beauty his fiance is, and everyone on Twitter is sick of it. He does have a point though; whomever she is, she’s a real pretty girl.

Anywho, keeping with the subject of super irrelevant “celebs”, Fizz & Boog from B2K have stepped out on their own and released a single called Bounce, for that super wack film Bring It On: All Or Nothing…

… PARSNIPS? Yes, I do … especially the phallic, NSFW ones.  I am considering a name change to Parsniperella and forming a band called Parsnipity with my favorite parsnip lovers.  Our first songs were written by Cylithria and Topsurf on Plurk tonight.  If you don’t get it, you had to be there.

If you want my parsnip…..and ya think it’s sexxxxxy…..come on sugar let me know.

You gotta fight…..for your right….to PARRRSNIP!!!

Never had a doubt in the beginning….all the silly things we did you made me parsnips, parsnips …is sorry but I’m just thinking of the right words to say I know they didn’t taste like you wanted them to….the parsnips, the parsnips … just when you think you got it down your heart securely tied and bound you whisper….parsnips in the dark!

… THE TERRORIST? Even though he is highly allergic to humans, has the worst environmental allergies and bacterial infection right now, and has a cyst on his stumper that must be surgically removed soon, he still makes me feel like the best human in the world when he is not scratching and moaning but sleeping like a snuggle buddy.

… FLEA FLY? My little sister done gone and got herself knocked up again by a Louisiana State Trooper and will have a shotgun wedding.  Don’t worry; she will stop drinking soon.  I am thrilled to be the matron of honor and tickled pink to be the godmother.

… PESTER? He has the bipolar, the twitches, and now the diabeetus, but he allows me to make fun of him on this blog and loves me both in spite of and because of my psycho hose beastishness.

… WINE? Despite what any of you are thinking right about now after trying to put together to pieces of this puzzled post, I wrote this one stone cold sober with the help of my friends.  I wish I could blame it on the alcohol.

Who or what do you love?

After my first visit to the beach in LA, I decided I needed to get a boogie board.  I went in the ocean and the waves were NOTHING like waves on the East Coast.  I nearly lost my bathing suit three times, and got completely knocked over several times.  ‘Playing in the ocean’ is a bit more serous when you’re dealing with waves like that.  So I decided it would be smarter to grab a boogie board and surf ‘em.

I lucked out when at TJ Maxx two days later I found boogie boards for only $9.99.  It was then Boog was born.  Affectionately named by Steph, he only ended up hitting the waves twice.  And it was a miserable failure both times.  Nonetheless I would have liked to have taken him home with me so I could try it out here on the East Coast.  Unfortunately two shipped boxes, one oversized suitcase, and two carry-on bags later there was no room for Boog.  I rate that a 2.  I saved a lot of money leaving him behind, and realistically I probably wouldn’t have used it again anyways.  But seriously, pretty awesome board.

Here are the pictures of me meeting up with Boog.  People to People made it seem like all the games would be played at the Sports Pyramid, so I made my way there.  I got up at 8, got breakfast, and was at the station by 8:20.  Getting to the Pyramid was easy enough.  It invovled a 20 minute ride on the U-Bahn (subway) to the end of the #6 line, then a 20 minute walk.  I made it there to find a big group of kids waiting outside.  I asked someone, who turned out to be a tennis player, if he knew Boog.  He pointed down the sidewalk and said “The basketball kids are down there”.  I moseyed on down and found Boog.  He told me I made it just in time to catch the shuttle.  He explained that he didn’t play at the Pyramid, it was just were they did a few sports and had the opening ceremonies.  A few minutes later anywhere along the line and I’m stuck in a Viennese suburb with no idea what’s going on.

The shuttle took us another 15 minute or so south of Vienna to a little complex with a couple of basketball courts.  The main two courts were really nice.  The two side courts looked like OB Laing or the gym my league played in here in Dublin.  We got there somewhere around 11, and Boog didn’t play until about 2, so I had plenty of time to kill.

Boog’s game was really fun to watch.  His team was much more of a cohesive unit than his opponents, who were more like 5 guys each playing 1-on-5.  Boog’s team lead by about 10 the whole way through the game, and ended up winning the bronze medal.

Boog had a pass that allowed him to leave the grounds with me, so we went in search of food.  Unfortunately, whatever suburb we were in was pretty residential, and what few restaurants and shops we came across were closed since it was Sunday.  Eventally we found an Agip gas station where we loaded up on cookies, deli meat and Coke.

After watching the gold medal game, Boog and the other guys went to listen to a speaker about the Holocaust.  I went back for a nap.  I caught up with Boog at the hotel bar where he was staying to hang out a bit after dinner.

WordPress is being a bit fussy, so pictures to follow as soon as it starts working again.

I woke up with the most excruciating pain in the assular region.  Despite what any of you dirty-minded people are thinking, it was not surprise buttsex.  I have finally reached that point in my life where I am starting to get all of those weird ailments I remember my parents complaining about 25 years ago.  Fuck me sideways, but I am pretty sure it is sciatica.  And, if the Epsom salt, heat and ice rotation, and Aleve do not work their magic by tomorrow, I am walking into my doctor’s office chanting “Sciatica! Sciatica! Sciatica!” and begging for Soma like an addict.

Oh, and in other PITA news, Boog was officially diagnosed with diabetes today.  I suppose that is because he is so sweet.

Seriously, we have been on a journey to understand some recent issues, and this relieves both of us to some extent.  He has a follow up visit with our family doctor on Thursday, and we don’t know how this will truly change his and our lives until then.  I suppose my pain in the ass is a little thing after all.

(Title must be sung to the Warrant classic.)

Not quite says Independence like Boog getting his bitch ass in the kitchen cooking me some cherry pie.  Happy Fourth of July!