WHO KILLED THE ELECTRIC CAR?

Who Killed the Electric Car was, in my opinon, not the best of made movies. However the message was clear and I support it one hundred percent: The world needs cars like the EV 1's. The EV 1's were actually a well made vehicle with all the benifits of normal cars and even more because they ran soley on electricity. The down side of the cars, I felt, was that they could only cover small distances of land at a time so you would always have to be looking to see if you could make it to where you wanted to go, creating tension in the driver, thus making the drive less enjoyable! Back to the movie though, I felt like the narrator had a extremly "drone-like" voice and it was hard to keep focused. ( we even tried switching the movie but did not succeed) The one thing about the movie that kind of shocked me was the way GM just crushed all the EV's without at least trying to sell them to buying customers which, as was shown, were plentiful. I personally would buy an EV 1 because they seem like they would be a rather nice car to own, plus they help to decrease pollution dramatically. So to sum this all up Who Killed the Electric Car was one that I would not watch again, but I would still support the message it delivers: the world neede cars like the EV 1's and corporations such as GM Motors need to stand up to bullying oil companies and be ethical for once, support a GREEN CAR!!!

If there is one thing that Canada actually needs it's another big Canadian rapper. I mean most people don't think Canadian's can actually spit, partly because they don't think we actually have anything good to say. Thinking we only can rap about igloo's and maple syrup but the truth is we have a lot of good MC's that don't get radio play based on the fact that thier Canadian. I personally have a little flow myself and am making beats and writing lyrics relatating to and around my life.(of course I have some club bangers but you know, how you supposed to plan on getting club play IF YOU GOT NO CLUB BANGERS!!!) But anyway I'm a very strong believer in bringing the Canadian hip-hop scene to America. Artists such as Classified and Belly are making a huge impact on the Canadian hip hop scene getting recognition to the world that canandian rappers aren't jokes and that they have the same (and maybe better) talent that US artist's hold. What do you guys think, should Canada have more respect for our rappers and what are some other talents that have been shuned upon because of a Canadian nationality( or more over any nationality) ?

Alright so this is one of the extremly funny pics I have found in my travels on the internet. So what do you think? feel free to rate, personally I give it a 8 out of 10.

This is in tribute to the oringinal gangsta's:

Suge Knight

2pac

Dr.Dre

Snoop Dogg

So you all know that, for me, comedy is DA SHIT!!! But in praticular stand up comedians like Russell Peters make the tears run free. Over the weekend I was watching Russel's Comedy Now tour and just couldn't stop laughing. Here is a little snipet from his routine Outsourced : "..you see I don't have a cool Indian name, if I did i would rock it proudly, but I don't.[at this point he starts asking the crowd for their names if they are Indian. Someone shouts out Enite, pronounced A-neat without missing a beat Russell replies] You see, you see that is A NEAT name!" Of course Russell Peters is of Indian decent so all his jokes are taken non-personal. Eddie Griffen is also extremley hilarious. He's an actor yes, but he also does some stand up, and when he does you best have a side surgeon in the room with you because your sides are gonna split!!! Infact my favorite movie, Undercover Brother has Eddie in it and trust me when I say: that Movie never gets old! If you ever need a good laugh rent (or better yet BUY) this movie!! So anyway humour is the medicine of life without we'd all be scrouges.

Gangsta Rap's Influence on Today's Generation

Okay so this is my second post, and this one's got juice!!(for all u older people juice just means it's good..at least in my opinion.) Back in the day, people would listen to rock and roll to rebel and have fun. The parents of course hated this and would stop at nothing to discourge the act of listening to this horrible music. Sitting together at dinner parties they would complain on how the youth was just a bunch of rebels and how rock and roll would die out sooner or later. But then on the complete contary rock music blew up and pretty soon even the parents were enjoying a "You ain't nothing but a hound dog" by Elvis Presley. But now the new generation has picked up on a form of music that combines lifes experiences,lessons, and a beat to add rhythem, this type of music my friends is called hip-hop or rap. Rap was around a little in the 80's but really kicked of in the 90's with artists like the Beasti Boys, Vanilla Ice, Run DMC, Public Enemy and so many other rappers that made rap so mainstream with thier funky beats and lightheart lyrics. However nowadays there has been a lot of contraversy over rap music because artists like 50 Cent, The Game, Emenim, Lil' Wayne and other Gangsta rappers seem to be glorifying gang activity and promoting women as ho's and bitches. But I feel that these rappers are just rapping about their way of life and the shit they've been through, you know, and also isn't this just what parents and society did to their childeren back in the 70's? Take away what they didn't understand. Now you don't have to agree with me but what do you think is today's rap music having a negative impact on society?

Hey, what up!! So this is my zone for the most interesting conversations on the face of the earth, so if you ain't got nothing I should look into then why you on my blog fool!!! LOL, anyway this is my first time blogging so I don't really have much to say in this little intro so I think I'm a just put funny pics down here and ya'll can rate them on most funny 2 least funny.(p.s if you guys have any jokes that are actually funny put 'em down cuz it's been ages since I last heard a funny joke!)