in·fat·u·ate
tr.v. in·fat·u·at·ed, in·fat·u·at·ing, in·fat·u·ates
1. To inspire with unreasoning love or attachment.
2. To cause to behave foolishly.

adj.

Infatuated.

>> my thoughts
dictionary.com is doing wonders for my vocabulanairy…

let me just echo my good friend, yaser
when he says:
“This is something rare…MY HEAD’S IN THE CLOUDS! [Read short lived and temporary happiness.] I feel good and happy. And I absolutely LOVE IT!”

well yaser, let’s just say
you’re not the only one

🙂

life sucks, but it rocks
<< raised eyebrow >>

la la la la la

bruce springsteen: “booooohn in the U.S.A., i was boooohn in the U.S.A…!”

me: “okay, okay fine — you don’t have to take it out on me….”

that never really happened… for the slower ones

why can’t i find ANY divine styler lyrics on the web??
why?

he’s the jimi hendrix of hip hop
and yet his lyrics are not on the web?

bah

i have to do a society thing for tmw
not that i have a beef with mozart or beethoven
but dammit, they could’ve used some beats and scratches
ya know?
😐

what?
what??

second spiel of the day
the concept of an intellectual rapper seems to be extinct
a rapper who focuses more on getting a message across than on girls dancing scantily in the back, and talking positively about pot, coke, and whatnot, and talking about money and cars
so here rolls around my friend, josh, who knows that i’m against all that crap named above
and (this is in society class, a couple of days ago or so) tells me to listen to this song
so i listen to it
and here comes on nas
with a song, that finally has that message coming from a mainstream well-known rapper (divine styler and mos def are mainstream, but don’t seem to be that well-known, or well-appreciated anyway — even though the hip hop community will know all about the two)
so listen to nas’s what goes around (always called “poison” but it’s actually “what goes around”)
go out and get your hands on it
also on the same album something about world peace
good songs

really

got me rolling back
on the hip hop track

shoutz out to mos def, divine styler, and nas
for reintroducing meaningful hip hop

i am now officially a mos def fanatic

props to the brothers m.d. and d.s. and to the cousin nas
(speakin in spiritual terms here)

salams

thought of the day
it’s not called “jihad” when a couple of individuals strap bombs to themselves and blow themselves in cafes and pizzerias, killing innocents and those who are not fighting — regardless of how much your own innocents are being killed

it’s called “jihad” when the collective community chooses a reasonable leader (or, perhaps there is a lack of one), but there is armed resistance to oppression — armed resistance against the oppressors, not innocents

that’s jihad

don’t stoop so low as to be at the level of the israelis
killing innocents
now, that’s real low

so
i edited my whole site
to be coherent and all
yaay

life rocks