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forget 50……..

“”"Even if you’re saying you’re in a dysfunctional relationship, I understand that. There’s a point when you’re already past a woman fighting you back. You look at [the picture], and it’s obviously past that point. “”"

Exactly 50!
Oh God. I agreed with 50 Cent.

He’s a classic idiot! Thats why if you dont know what you’re talking about, you shouldnt be bumping dem gums!!!

I agree Bossip! It shouldn’t have took that photo for him to know this was serious! MY GOD!

@Elizabeth

LOL! I feel the same way…

@Bossip
He made a valid point, the same one that Ne-yo and all of them have been saying that you post on this site. Just cause it came from 50 you think he’s looking for brownie points?

He is such a cornball. I bet he can bite an apple through a white picket fence with those teeth.

First! Who gives a shit really
!

And I think ALOT of people felt that actually visually seeing the evidence of Chris Brown’s attack made the situation that much more real…

wat a prick, i hate that coon. such an embarrasment. he needs his head kicked in.

LMAO ..looking at the same picture everyone else is looking at …this hoe is not beat up she was slap around.. stop it 50 & all the other people.
Sure he slap that gorilla(his baby mother)many times.(with her ghetto ass)

It’s not funny? Neither is selling drugs, shooting people, or burning down a house to get your ex out of it. Everyone has an opinion. Twisted mf.

So what celeb is going to come out next? Everyone has something to say. I am sure they all knew in that celeb circle, but now that it is out they all have something negative. I am ure they knew and probably were laughing in private but now want to speak out.

…but selling drugs to destroy entire community of weak and broken people is okay.

50 is an a**!

the pot calling the kettle black huh bossip? This blog site was making a joke out of it and even showing preferencial treatment to the alleged abuser to the point you were making up excuses for the man and you got the nerve to say some high and mighty shit. Bossip get off your imaginary pedestal, You got gutter all over you. At least fifty admitted he was wrong in his initial stance on the subject. I have yet to hear you say anything like that.

Lets see…Jay-Z is sending in his bodyguards even though he has publicly hit a woman who must have, in his opinion, gotten out of line. That video circulated forever on the Internet. Now, 50, sees that domestic violence is no joke. Okay, why do we care with a former drug dealer has to say about this mess? I mean was him getting shot 85 times not domestic violence. Is selling drugs okay too? The moral police he is not.

bossip…
get your english 2gether! wrong word 4 the headline fools!

I am still buying CBs music and praying for them both.

Ugg-a-Mugg

haha

Rihanna should go on Oprah and tell what happened. That would be just great.

Without the photo people woudlve continued to defend Chris etc. I understand the whole keep ya hands to ya’ self and all. But ubless that woman was about to cause him to drive off a cliff, had a gun to his head and about to pull the trigger, or put a knife in his heart. She did not ask or deserve a beat down like that.

Bossip – for future reference, it’s Conscience. NOT Conscious. Is there an editor in chief or some shit like that? Why are these things never proof-read? Just like that other article where they imagined Rihanna’s Bajan family using JAMAICAN slang. Smh.

The word would be CONSCIENCE as in being conscious of his wrong-doing. lol

I love CB! I love Rihanna!

conscience!

Bossip please learn to spell…. CONSCIENCE not CONSCIOUS.. SMH i luv y’all but work it out before u lose credibility..

OFF TOPIC

I saw the line up for the CW and “The Game” has not been picked up for next season yet.

For all of you that are fans of “The Game”, please go visit the CW’s website and leave your “feedback” (scroll to bottom of homepage and click “feedback”) to express that you want “The Game” to return next season.

@Re:

Whazz crackalackin??? Good morning to ya!

You’re right though. Once we all saw the pics it made it more real for us because we saw the actual damage to her face (so she and the media werent exaggerating on that part).

I wonder how many fights or beatings certain people have been in or taken to say things like “The photo isn’t wasn’t I expected.” or “She doesn’t look that bad.”

What did they expect?
Badder (worst) than what?

I guess some of these sadistic people would have preferred an autopsy photo?

Maybe that’s what they expected (wanted)…her to look beaten to death…

Rihanna is fine. Next subject please.

I see nothing wrong with what he said. He feels bad about the skit or whatever after seeing the pic.

@Dirty Harriet

Hey girl! I’m assuming your a girl…And yes, it’s interesting that it took the photo for some people to get off the Chris Brown train, but with all the crap the media was putting out there about the story, people wanted the truth.

Without the photo people woudlve continued to defend Chris etc. I understand the whole keep ya hands to ya’ self and all. But ubless that woman was about to cause him to drive off a cliff, had a gun to his head and about to pull the trigger, or put a knife in his heart. She did not ask or deserve a beat down like that.

Amen to that… bossip pls let it go already damn… boycott bossip for the same as headline… all other sites have moved on..

I bet he has beaten a few women

“It shouldn’t have taken that picture of Rihanna to make him understand that domestic violence [is] no joke.”

I agree.

Fiddy has mush for brains, and it shouldn’t have taken a photo for him to realize the gravity of the situation and the issue of domestic violence itself.

How moronic.

50 is a lot smarter than most would think. He did nothing but state the obvious…don’t forget all the comments under the post when Rihanna’s face was revealed! People said the same thing, “This photo made the situation real.”

Lol at Bossip’s 2nd grade education!!!!!

Ok, I’m sorry, I am SOOOOOO dayum tired of hearing about Rhianna. It’s over, let it go. Damn.

@Re

Certain people said that. Some folks already understood that it was serious matter, and it didn’t need to see a leaked photo for it to hit home.

Just because it took the photo of Rhianna coming out for 50 to realize he shouldn’t make light of the situation doesn’t make him out to be a bad guy. Nobody realized the extent of her injuries until the photo was public. Good point made by 50 cent.

*they didn’t need to see a leaked photo*

Off topic, I noted that the NAACP distributed a statement yesterday in regards to Rupert Murdoch’s remarks on the NY Post cartoon. I thought the cartoon was deplorable, humorless, and offensive, but there are far greater issues — such as the violence in our community, including incidents between partners — on which to focus, IMHO.

Yeah I totally agree with him on it, it was funny to me at first because I looked at it as kids being irresponsible and disrespectful to each other…eventually she would find somebody who knows better and he would learn a better way. A lot of AA males went through that bcus it’s ingrained so deeply in urban/our culture but that picture brought a whole other level and reality to it. It was no longer kid ish with little innocent chris trying to control his girl by fighting her. I realized this lil fck beat this girl with intent to do damage. It didn’t look like it was much of a fight at all… just him beating her because dude didn’t have a mark on him. If I came home to my daughter or sis or hell even cousin looking like that… little chris would have big problems. What idiot would beat a famous singer like that and then leave the scene like he’s really going to get away with it. 50 one my respect with how he handled dumb ass Ross and his “he looked at me with fear” fraggle nackle bull. He’s smart… taking that curly thing and using it to create a comedic character that generates hits to his site was genius. Like him or not you gotta respect his battle/business steez bossip.

The editor in chief at Bossip is none other that George Bush!!!

Only thing Rihanna photo made me relize was Chris didnt beat her azz like I hoped. There was no broken bones or horrific.

@ BOSSIP
Why do you keep talking about Chris Brown and Rihanna there are other things going on in the world that’s real important like for instance did you know that the (GIRL SCOUTS COOKIE SALE IS CRUMBLING)?

50 is still my dude! i dont care, he apologized at least–so shut up, stop making everything so negative

riding 4 brezzy
LMAO ..looking at the same picture everyone else is looking at …this hoe is not beat up she was slap around.. stop it 50 & all the other people.
Sure he slap that gorilla(his baby mother)many times.(with her ghetto ass)

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You sound like you a woman beater too!

50 cent dick thinks hes smart .. he must have an album coming out or something.. noone is feeling you any more 50 piss!!

50 cent dick thinks hes smart .. he must have an album coming out or something.. noone is feeling you any more 50 piss!!

Wut up people?

Who is this nigga to talk when he burns down his baby mama crib and shit? LOL @ Fiddy

Bossip yall dont cut a break for no one. He feels just like alot of people felt. We didnt know the circumstances and wasnt just believing TMZ like yall are and we needed evidence. When the pic came out it changes my opinion also because visible marks can be a scratch. They were fighting Ive seen it happen before and the girl flipped the script because she’s pissed. So when I saw the pic I realized it was unacceptable as well

PLEASE, the only reason this is “serious” is because of the celebrities in question are hot right now. People are way to caught up in their own shallow emotions to really give a damn about what’s going on in someone else’s relationship like they are with this one.

Lets see…Jay-Z is sending in his bodyguards even though he has publicly hit a woman who must have, in his opinion, gotten out of line. That video circulated forever on the Internet. Now, 50, sees that domestic violence is no joke. Okay, why do we care with a former drug dealer has to say about this mess? I mean was him getting shot 85 times not domestic violence. Is selling drugs okay too? The moral police he is not.

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That’s because the chick wasn’t a celebrity.

WHY YOU NIGGRZ NEED PICS TO BELIEVE SHE GOT STOMP OUT….AND IT WASNT FUNNY ANY MORE…CLOWN NIGGRZ LOVE TO POINT THE FINGER!

Bossip is still on Chris Brown/Rhianna damn Ya’ll is searching river deep mountain for the next artist to talk about this drama..we are so over it

HEY SYD! SYD YOU A MORNING REPORTER?! THANKZ!

geez bossip…learn some english got a Conscious?? dont you mean got a Conscience

Bossip is stupid-I will be coming less and less to Bossip after this…and I don’t understand some of these dumb asses on here for trying to turn what 50 said into a negative thing.

No Kanye and Baldilocks pictures today Bossip ?

ITS ALL GOOD 50 BABY JUST THINK BEFORE DOING SOMETHIN

BUT YEAH IM SURE SHANIQUA CRAZY ASS BEEN SLAPPED AROUND AND CHOKED PLENTY OF TIMES BUT THIS ABOUT RIH RIGHT NOW LOL.

BOSSIP IT’S “CONSCIENCE”. Jesus, hire some new writers. Shit.

Damn dis buck-tooth nicca here need to sit down and try to write a good song or sumpin, just for ole times sake.

this chrianna shyt still a hot topic…daym

GANGSTA PURPPLE! HOT DAYM! YOU HERE TODAY HUH?

LOL @ Glok and the “morning reporter”

How are you? lol

WHY IS THIS WHITE WOMAN ALL UP IN HERE CORRECTING BOSSIP! THE CONVERSATION IS GOOD UNTIL SHE COMES HERE JUST LUK AND SEE.

Glok, Stevie Wonder is performing at the White House tomorrow night, btw.

I (Heart) Stevie. It should be a great concert.

LOL, HEY Glok whas poppin??!!

OMG, Bossip. Correct yourself your English! I think you mean a conscience!

Why does bossip hate on 50 cent so much, gosh man cant yall make an unbias post for once

50 DONT CARE ABOUT ANYTHING! REGARDLESS OF HIS ATTEMPTS TO MAKE IT BETTER–IT SHOULD HAVE NEVA BEEN A “JOKY JOKE” FROM THE BEGINNING.

When did 50 cent become a comedian? Why does he have his own website except to make fun of people? Did he think Rhianna getting hit with no evidence would be fine?

I see nothing wrong with what he said he seemed to have a heart but he needs to go sit down and fix his own life.

Good Morning all!

This cat was alright in my book at first but as of late he has gone to extremes to keep his name in the media. A classic case of not knowing when to appreciate your fast-lane to wealth! I know after my bank account shows my first million I will glady go into seclusion, except for the occasional post on Bossip!! bwhahahah

50 actually made sense! (no pun intended) I’m kinda with him on this, although he is a publicity whore at least he has some morals

chello Be..is that the real daywalker…whats really good.

wassup bossip fam…..give fif some credit at least he showed sympathy to the chrihanna situation and and taking the high road not trying to profit off an unfortunate incident.

50 is just trying to gain a bigger fan base. And maybe get into Ri Ri’s panties so he can destroy her in another way. You know he secretly hates women.

Hey Purpple!

Bossip “Conscious” don’t sound right…”Conscience” is the correct word. LMAO!

I agree with 50, I was a 50 Cent fan until I saw that “funny” video he made with Chris and Rih fighting. I kinda forgive you 50! He made a good point in what he said.

Alright I see some familiar faces strolling in the parade now!!

BREAKING NEWS: Rihanna and Chris Brown are back together!

1. The girl that Jay-Z was playing with in the video was an employee who had a high position at the Roc. They were playing around. Know the facts!

2. I agree totally with Celia and L_Nana. Bossip writers are a bunch of hypocritical, ignorant (hate to use this word)haters. I am starting to come here less and less. Bossip is like an exclusive weekly party that goes downhill once every1 finds out about it. It use to be my fav but now it isn’t worth going to anymore.

50 Taking it to the next level, and kinfolk thinks he,s not relavent anymore.

Hey Snoop!

Hi Be, Snoop

hey Be how are you?

HEY SYD! AKA BLK KATIE COURIC! I LOVE STEVIE TOO THAT SHOULD BE A GREAT CONCERT….MY TREAT…HEY IM FEELING GOOD SIS!

1. The girl that Jay-Z was playing with in the video was an employee who had a high position at the Roc. They were playing around. Know the facts!
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u are an idiot….

50 play to much

@ PURPP!WHATZ POPPIN? YOU POPPING UP TODAY….YOU FEEL GOOD TOO? WAS IT GOOD TO YA? DID YOU RELEASE?

@ syd….hello lovely

Did anyone see the movie “Taken” it was really good. I have slumdog millionaire on bootleg and i haven’t even watched it, i heard it won like 9 oscars. Is it any good?

LOL @ “Black Katie Couric”

I like the sister on MSNBC in the mornings, and it was great seeing Robin Roberts of ABC at the Oscars.

The Stevie concert will be aired tomorrow night on PBS. I plan to watch. I regularly play Songs in the Key of Life.

@Snoop

The cinematography in Slumdog is mesmerizing, but the I found the depiction of povery and of child exploitation to be very troubling and depressing. I left the theater a little in the dumps.

I really liked The Reader, Revolutionary Road, and Milk.

LOL….what you talking bout Glok, unfortuneatley i wont be releasing anything until after 5pm today….daym.

A lot of ya’ll don’t like 50, but I do. He is a marketing genuis. He’s not as stupid as you all think. Hell, the man made 180mil last year……..doesn’t sound too stupid to me. All he wants is your attention, and he gets it rather it be through a beef or whatever, he knows what he’s doing. Props to 50……………..

*poverty*

SYD! KEY OF LIFE IZ HOT! I DONT WANNA BOOOORE YOU WITH IT ….OH GIRL LOVE YOU,I LOVE YOU ….THATZ MY SHIT GAL!

@Snoop

Taken is the film with Liam Neeson, right? He’s really good. I may have to see that as well.

Sing “As” to me, Glok.

Snoop, how dare you come on Bossip after your hiatus and not do a roll call!

*but I found*

Please pardon the typos.

The child actors/actresses in Slumdog were excellent as well, and they’re all unknowns.

Good Day party people Oh and bossip-y’all confused me…the headline should read conscience, not conscious. I was like ‘WTF???’ LOL

PURPP! YOU JUST ANSWERED MY QUESTION CUTIE,SO YOU SHOULD BE JEHOVAH WITNESS NICE THEN! GET EM GURL MAKE THAT NIGGR BEG FOR MORE

I demand a roll call Mr Bloggy Blog

Hey Be, Snoop, Colonol, Purpp, etc etc…

WOW SYD! “AS” YOU GONNA SET IT OFF FIRST? THEM LYRICS ARE FOREIGN RIGHT NOW!LOL!

hey Vee

lmao Glok im just on Idle till after 5..this is bullshyt!

Taken is the film with Liam Neeson, right? He’s really good. I may have to see that as well.

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yes it starred Liam Neeson.

whadupp glok, yeah that key of life is the bizness check out i got that Stevie Wonder-Ngiculela-Es Una Historia-I Am Singing in the Touch right now

VEE! YOU GOT NY ON MY AZZ ALREADY? …HI VEE, WE DO SAY HI IN NY!

Hey Be, Snoop, purp, vee, Bossip Admin, daywalker, Colonel, Sydney and of course top dogg Glok!!!!

Sydney, Glok9n…hey u!! My future baby-daddy

KISSES TO MY BOSSIP BOO, MILD SAUCE!

WHATZ CRAKIN SNOOP BLIZZ! MAN, THIS FEMALE TEEF ALL ON MY STEVIE JAMZ!

YEAH, THERE IS MY GRAVIE!

roll call
sydney
glok
vee
be
colonel stinkfinger…lol
bossip admin….lmao
purpple
and those i missed i mustdidn’t scroll up high enough….lol

Please explain to me why I’m an idiot. When my best friend worked for the company. Go!

VEE! I REMEMBER YOU SAID YOU HAD THE WHOLE WORLD IN YOUR PANTS..WHEN CAN I PEEK FUTURE BABYMOMMA!?

MILD! ..SHE STILL FLOSSING THEM CLEAVLEDGES IN YOUR FACE SON!

LOL, whus poppin Snoop and Mild!
I want to see taken snoop the previews looked real good.

Hey Mild, Lawdy, errbody I missed. Glok-why u make me spit out my coffee??? LMAO…yeah I’m handlin’ but the WHOLE world-nah

Glok-r u in NY? I haven’t moved yet. In fact I’m taking a (short) break from packing.
Snoop-how r u and the kids doin?

VEE! YEP YEP!

Hi Vee, Lawdy, Mild

@Glok

Whenever I hear “As” (one of my all-time Stevie faves), I think of “The Best Man,” lol.

As around the sun the earth knows she’s revolving
And the rosebuds know to bloom in early May
Just as hate knows love’s the cure
You can rest your mind assure
That I’ll be loving you always
As now can’t reveal the mystery of tomorrow
But in passing will grow older every day
Just as all is born is new
Do know what I say is true
That I’ll be loving you always

@ vee…we really good, how r u lady?
@ tadow….yeah go check Taken out
@ mild…..whaddup homie, how you been?
@ oh lawdy….. hey ma

The person who should be apologizing is 50′s dentist. He should be apologizing for not addressing the obvious problems with that fool’s teeth.

@Snoop

“i got that Stevie Wonder-Ngiculela-Es Una Historia-I Am Singing in the Touch right now”

I don’t have that one. I bought the Original Musiquarium years ago, but I think I misplaced it.

hey sydney, I hope it is the real you! ?Hey glok, snoop, vee, purp and nina!

@ Sydney-u aint neva lied: Stevie is truly one of the greatest…the lyrics to his songs are AWESOME!
@ Snoop-glad to hear it. Soon as things calm down I’m going to visit LA and Miami later this year. You’ll have to tell me all the hot spots to visit.
@ Glok-perhaps we can do lunch when I get to NY. Then u can see my a$$ets for yourself (if u must) lol. Later y’all-I need to keep packin!

Hey Vee!! Syd! Mild

my screen looks strange..is Bossip updating?

YES SYD! SING THAT SHIT GAL….THANKZ SYD DARLING!

Hey Oh Lawdy!

@ syd….Ngiculela-Es Una Historia-I Am Singing is on the album “Songs in the key of life” it is a really beautiful song in english and spanish.

OH LAWDY! HEY YOU!

@Lawdy

Yup, it’s me, and not my impostor. *sigh*

@ vee….let me know i’ll be your tour guide for a day.

When will it end? Lol @ 50 Cent not having anything better to do but make public comments about Rihanna, make corny wack ass videos, and beef with correctional officers turned rappers.

hey mama be! we had brooke dying in here yesterday, because someone posted the bookon the real daywalkers myspace and she did not believe it was really on there, about the meg ryan and tom hanks love stories and stuff, so she went on his myspace and she was dying girl!

VEE! YOU SAID IT SIS, BRUNCH…I LOVE LOOKING AT ASS-ETZ,I FOLLOW IT RELIGIOUSLY!

@Snoop

Oh, that must be one of the songs that I don’t listen to as much.

I think “Black Man” is a good song for Black History Month.

First man to die
For the flag we now hold high (Crispus Attucks)
Was a black man

his low down, cold hearted ass needs to sit the F down and speake when spoken to!

50 got a stinky breath… he need to start chewing on some freshener or somethin’.

who is joetheplugger?

SYD! SKOOL THESE FOOLZ ON NAT TURNER TOO!

@Glok

LOL, I think Nat Turner is pretty widely known.

But have you heard of the Stono Rebellion in S.C.?

I saw that Just Sayin posted black history factoids on every thread yesterday, lol.

He deserves some recognition for that effort.

@ syd….i see obama jammin in the white house first Earth wind, and fire now Stevie…lol that’s wassup

Stevie Wonder-Black man is a tight song also, i don’t skip any songs on Songs in the key of life

Bugsy didn’t have a conscious when he burned down his baby mom house and left her and “his” son homeless! What a media whore!

Back to the subject of the thread, a black woman political consultant and commentator, Jehmu Greene, has a very interesting commentary, “Brown v. Monkey,” posted on The Huffington Post, thehuffingtonpost.com. Excerpt below:

“A political cartoon is misinterpreted and African American organizations and their talking heads immediately see an opportunity to make noise. Meanwhile, a famous black woman is beat down by her equally famous black boyfriend and commentary in the black community centers around, “What did she do to cause it?” Why are some African Americans so cowardly when it comes to addressing black-on-black violence? There is no end to the activists’ displays of outrage when racism is perceived. Yet, the silence is deafening, drowned out only by the hypocrisy and ignorance when the perpetrator is black.

Rupert Murdoch may be public enemy number one for the progressive community, but he and his posse at the New York Post are not sanctioning the abuse and killing of black women. The beating Rihanna experienced at the hands of Chris Brown was tragic, but definitely not uncommon. The leading cause of death for African American women ages 15 to 45 is intimate partner homicide. Yes, black men are killing young black women in such high numbers it beats out accidents and every illness you can imagine. Where is the outrage? Where is the boycott? Where is the speech? I have never received a call to action email on behalf of black women affected by domestic abuse – at a rate 35% higher than our white counterparts.”

@Snoop

Michelle is a big Stevie fan, too.

@Snoop

Michelle is a big Stevie fan, too.
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@ syd… my bad let me rephrase my statement then…the obama’s…..lmao…..there

@OhLawdy – hey mama be! we had brooke dying in here yesterday, because someone posted the bookon the real daywalkers myspace and she did not believe it was really on there, about the meg ryan and tom hanks love stories and stuff, so she went on his myspace and she was dying girl!

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yall still messing with daywalker..lol

he is bossip infamous now!

LMAO @ Snoop

I mean, Michelle did help the brother up after he fell. LOL!

I’m going to assume that someone at BOSSIP did not have their morning coffee before posting.It’s “CONSCIENCE”…not “CONSCIOUS”.Please don’t ruin my day.Fix this! ;^D

“A political cartoon is misinterpreted and African American organizations and their talking heads immediately see an opportunity to make noise**************
This black woman calls this a misinterpretation?

well I can not even read the rest of her statement. WTF

What did she do to cause it?” Why are some African Americans so cowardly when it comes to addressing black-on-black violence? There is no end to the activists’ displays of outrage when racism is perceived. Yet, the silence is deafening, drowned out only by the hypocrisy and ignorance when the perpetrator is black.
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When did racism and domestic violence become synonymous? I agree that some blacks tried to blame the victim but to call this black on black crime??

@Be

I do agree with her overall point that the problem of violence and its daily effects far outweigh the impact of that offensive political cartoon. In the grand scheme of things, which has more impact?

More from her:

“It is time for the black community to adopt a zero tolerance policy against domestic abuse. Bottom-line, what Chris Brown did to Rihanna was a teachable moment – an opportunity for the black community to coalesce and show the world we are taking action to address a pressing issue affecting us all.”

-The leading cause of death for African American women ages 15 to 45 is intimate partner homicide. Yes, black men are killing young black women in such high numbers it beats out accidents and every illness you can imagine. Where is the outrage? Where is the boycott? Where is the speech? I have never received a call to action email on behalf of black women affected by domestic abuse – at a rate 35% higher than our white counterparts.”-

Has it ever occurred to the bitch who wrote that shit, that maybe that 35% deserved their ass kicking? Ain’t nobody above a sock in the jaw, be they man, bitch or child. Just think of it as checks and balances.

@Syd – okay one more thing.

Jehmu Greene is blasting all of these people (Baisden, Sharpton etc) for not creating a forum for change but what is her call to action? This gets on my nerves pointing the finger and she is on a pedastal but what has she offered but statistics?

I see she was an activist for Hilary so she knows politics so why wait for others? an example of an educated fool.

@Syd – I don’t disagree with her arguement but what she is doing is no better.

I don’t condone domestic violence, but your innocent until proven guilty( wink) so let’s not hang the lil nigga just yet the whole story isn’t out, and there has to be a reason why the DA have not press more charges.

well if that is what you think he is saying this for, then it is obviously workiing because YOU are reporting it to get hits on your blog…..duh….you’re using him also for attention

I feel bad for this kid (Chris Brown). He’s become public enemy # 1, due to one unfortunate incident resulting in some major media hysteria. Now every wronged bitch with an agenda wants to make him their poster child for domestic abuse. You bitches need to get a grip.

@Be

You make a good point, and I think that is a cause for black women activists and groups to take up because, frankly, I can’t see any of the individuals she named taking up the issue on any serious, in-depth level.

But I do wonder why more attention isn’t paid by some of the groups that represent us on the issues that affect more of us on a daily basis. Yes, I was offended by the political cartoon, but wouldn’t some of this national outrage be better spent on other issues?

@Snoop

Well, March 5 is next week, so we’ll know more soon enough, but we have to discuss this issue more in our community, and the stats bear that out.

Uh Bossip…the word you’re looking for is ‘conscience’ not ‘conscious’.

@Syd – I also am not sure that this fits into black on black crime..I mean domestic violence is an issue for all races isn’t it? I don’t know the statistics but it seems that more black men are killing each other. I could be wrong and I will certainly do some research.

I loved when Michelle hugged the little girl yesterday it was such a surreal moment. I love this family…

@Syd – I also am not sure that this fits into black on black crime..I mean domestic violence is an issue for all races isn’t it? I don’t know the statistics but it seems that more black men are killing each other. I could be wrong and I will certainly do some research.

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Most murders are the same race killing there own, blacks and hispanics just do it at a more higher rate.

okay Syd, we done ran every body away…LOL!!

Okay, what’s the discussion?

Wut Be, Wut up Snoop?

@Be

Personally, I don’t like the term “black on black crime,” and, yes, the issue of domestic violence certainly affects all races and cultures.

Personally, I was referring more broadly beyond domestic violence to addressing violence in general, including the high rate of homicide that is taking the lives of black men. I haven’t seen any comprehensive address of the disturbing incidence of gun violence in cities across the country and other issues that have touched the lives of people every day.

As far as domestic violence is concerned, every article/report I’ve read indicates that black women, for a variety of issues, are more heavily impacted than women of other races. The numbers are high for black male victims as well.

Hey Man!!

We talking about this

Back to the subject of the thread, a black woman political consultant and commentator, Jehmu Greene, has a very interesting commentary, “Brown v. Monkey,” posted on The Huffington Post, thehuffingtonpost.com. Excerpt below:

“A political cartoon is misinterpreted and African American organizations and their talking heads immediately see an opportunity to make noise. Meanwhile, a famous black woman is beat down by her equally famous black boyfriend and commentary in the black community centers around, “What did she do to cause it?” Why are some African Americans so cowardly when it comes to addressing black-on-black violence? There is no end to the activists’ displays of outrage when racism is perceived. Yet, the silence is deafening, drowned out only by the hypocrisy and ignorance when the perpetrator is black.

Rupert Murdoch may be public enemy number one for the progressive community, but he and his posse at the New York Post are not sanctioning the abuse and killing of black women. The beating Rihanna experienced at the hands of Chris Brown was tragic, but definitely not uncommon. The leading cause of death for African American women ages 15 to 45 is intimate partner homicide. Yes, black men are killing young black women in such high numbers it beats out accidents and every illness you can imagine. Where is the outrage? Where is the boycott? Where is the speech? I have never received a call to action email on behalf of black women affected by domestic abuse – at a rate 35% higher than our white counterparts.”

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what you think?

leave fif alone! At least he apologized!

@Be

I think we did. LOL!

@Snoop

“Most murders are the same race killing there own, blacks and hispanics just do it at a more higher rate.”

Yes, but, as you mentioned, it does appear that blacks and Hispanics are disproportionately affected when it comes to homicide and incarceration.

Hi Man

@BE

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Hey Man!!

We talking about this

Back to the subject of the thread, a black woman political consultant and commentator, Jehmu Greene, has a very interesting commentary, “Brown v. Monkey,” posted on The Huffington Post, thehuffingtonpost.com. Excerpt below:

“A political cartoon is misinterpreted and African American organizations and their talking heads immediately see an opportunity to make noise. Meanwhile, a famous black woman is beat down by her equally famous black boyfriend and commentary in the black community centers around, “What did she do to cause it?” Why are some African Americans so cowardly when it comes to addressing black-on-black violence? There is no end to the activists’ displays of outrage when racism is perceived. Yet, the silence is deafening, drowned out only by the hypocrisy and ignorance when the perpetrator is black.

Rupert Murdoch may be public enemy number one for the progressive community, but he and his posse at the New York Post are not sanctioning the abuse and killing of black women. The beating Rihanna experienced at the hands of Chris Brown was tragic, but definitely not uncommon. The leading cause of death for African American women ages 15 to 45 is intimate partner homicide. Yes, black men are killing young black women in such high numbers it beats out accidents and every illness you can imagine. Where is the outrage? Where is the boycott? Where is the speech? I have never received a call to action email on behalf of black women affected by domestic abuse – at a rate 35% higher than our white counterparts.”

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what you think?”
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Wow.

I think it is an attempt at “redirection.” A classic PR move to deflect attention for damamge control.

Basically comparing a fight between teenage lovers to the undermining of the leader of the free world.

The two subjects aren’t remotely related so the question is why would Ms. Greene find it relevant to interject a celebrity fight into a discussion on racist “satire.”

@SYDNEY

What’s up babe?

SYD! NO! STONO REBELLION S.C.? I WILL RESEACH THANKS AGAIN ANGEL! SYD YOUR SO BRILLIANT! YOU REMIND ME OF THE SMART GIRL I USED CHEAT OFF OF IN SOCIAL STUDIES CLASS! LOL!

whaddup Man….how was mardi gras fam? i heard they started shooting up there yesterday and seven people were wounded.

@Man – Wow.

I think it is an attempt at “redirection.” A classic PR move to deflect attention for damamge control.

Basically comparing a fight between teenage lovers to the undermining of the leader of the free world.

The two subjects aren’t remotely related so the question is why would Ms. Greene find it relevant to interject a celebrity fight into a discussion on racist “satire.”

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I agree – in fact – wonderful answer!

@SNOOP
“whaddup Man….how was mardi gras fam? i heard they started shooting up there yesterday and seven people were wounded”
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Awww dawg. I wound up not going cause I was tired. Yeah, them fools was shooting and shit for no damn reason. Always got to have some trouble makers and shit. Somebody got ran over too.

@Man

How is it deflection when the writer is not connected to either Brown nor Rihanna? She’s a political consultant, and she doesn’t have a personal vested interest in either one of them.

@Glok

Did you cheat in class? lol

@man, i just dont care…dont bullsh*t saying you were tired really means you were broke…it’s a recession call it like it is. on the real though, if ri ri had beaten up on chris we wouldnt be having these blogs they would still be together and everyone wouldn’t have anything to talk about. so i think deep down blog sites are glad to see this…it keeps the bills paid, but they bash c breezy for doing it, fukin hypocrites

oh yeah, i did mardi gras cali style, tequilla, tacos and phat chics at a donkey show…all for $40 i’m broke but i get it in let me tell ya!

@SYDNEY
“How is it deflection when the writer is not connected to either Brown nor Rihanna? She’s a political consultant, and she doesn’t have a personal vested interest in either one of them.”
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….no personal vested interest that we know of. Call it the cynic in me but I wouldn’t be surprised if she were trying to open up doors for herself by aligning herself by openly stating views that others privately harbor.

As a commentator I think she is completely off base. Why would she bring up DV now? Why point out the support of Chris Brown as being unique to the black commnunity when in fact male abusers receive support from every race?

Again, I question her motives because they don’t follow logic.

Why not make two SEPERATE COMMENTS about TWO DIFFERENT situations as a COMMENTATOR?

@ trex…..what part of cali you from?

@Syd – I had to question her motives too..I mean what is her angle this seemed to come out of nowhere. So maybe she is not their PR but she is up to something. Maybe she wants to start a domestic violence union or something..you watch and see.

Chris Brown is in a no win situation. If the roles was reversed, and Chris was the (alleged) victim, these same women who’re lynching him, would’ve been clowning him for getting his ass kicked by a female, thus putting him in the same category as NE-YO – SEXUALLY SUSPECT OR SOFT.

@TREX
“dont bullsh*t saying you were tired really means you were broke…it’s a recession call it like it is. ”
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LOL… nah. N.O. is less than an hour from me so all I’d to pay for was gas. A nigga was tired dawg. LOL.

@Man

I personally thought she was expressing an unpopular view and ran the risk of attracting a mountain of criticism.

She brought up DV now because she sees this incident as an opportunity to shed light on this issue. It happens all the time with other high-profile situations.

And there is a cultural undertone that she touched upon that is noticeable in the black community when it comes to issues of this nature.

@Marquis

Simmer down.

@Be

Perhaps. She may also be heavily involved in women’s issues. This is the first I’ve heard of her, so I’ll have to look into her background.

Chris Brown is in a no win situation. If the roles was reversed, and Chris was the (alleged) victim, these same women who’re lynching him, would’ve been clowning him for getting his ass kicked by a female, thus putting him in the same category as NE-YO – SEXUALLY SUSPECT OR SOFT
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Sorry ladies, this is a very true statement i must agree.

@Snoop

“Chris Brown is in a no win situation. If the roles was reversed, and Chris was the (alleged) victim, these same women who’re lynching him, would’ve been clowning him for getting his ass kicked by a female, thus putting him in the same category as NE-YO – SEXUALLY SUSPECT OR SOFT
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Sorry ladies, this is a very true statement i must agree.”

Well, I disagree. The perpetrators of domestic violence can also be women, and it’s still a crime.

@SYDNEY
“I personally thought she was expressing an unpopular view and ran the risk of attracting a mountain of criticism.

She brought up DV now because she sees this incident as an opportunity to shed light on this issue. It happens all the time with other high-profile situations.

And there is a cultural undertone that she touched upon that is noticeable in the black community when it comes to issues of this nature.”
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Maybe, but if that were the case wouldn’t she be able to “comment” on this as an issue unto itself without having to mention the black communities response to the racist cartoon?

Further, I sincerly doubt the issue of DV is nearly as prevalent in the black commnunity compared to any other ethnic group. Actually, I’m inclined to say that it occurs less (regardless of statistics). Culturally speaking black women aren’t conditioned to accept this sort of treatment.

Well, I disagree. The perpetrators of domestic violence can also be women, and it’s still a crime.

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@ Syd….maybe not you, but must of the women that blog on here would be clowning CB if the roles were reverse. IMO

@Man
“Maybe, but if that were the case wouldn’t she be able to “comment” on this as an issue unto itself without having to mention the black communities response to the racist cartoon?

Further, I sincerly doubt the issue of DV is nearly as prevalent in the black commnunity compared to any other ethnic group. Actually, I’m inclined to say that it occurs less (regardless of statistics). Culturally speaking black women aren’t conditioned to accept this sort of treatment.”

I watched her interview on MSNBC, and she said she was taken aback by the muted response from prominent blacks on the Chris-Rihanna incident, compared to the monkey cartoon.

Have you seen the stats on DV? What do you mean that black women aren’t “conditioned” to accept this sort of treatment? Are they fighting back their abusers? Are they leaving (because the stats show that financial constraints are a primary reason why sisters stay in abusive relationships/marriages)?

Contrary to cultural perceptions, black women can and are victimized just as women of other races are — We’re not invincible.

*can be and are*

@Snoop

“@ Syd….maybe not you, but must of the women that blog on here would be clowning CB if the roles were reverse. IMO”

Yes, that’s true, but those women are of a certain mindset. It’s clear to me that some look very lightly upon violence — even find it amusing and acceptable.

@SYDNEY
“I watched her interview on MSNBC, and she said she was taken aback by the muted response from prominent blacks on the Chris-Rihanna incident, compared to the monkey cartoon.

Have you seen the stats on DV? What do you mean that black women aren’t “conditioned” to accept this sort of treatment? Are they fighting back their abusers? Are they leaving (because the stats show that financial constraints are a primary reason why sisters stay in abusive relationships/marriages)?

Contrary to cultural perceptions, black women can and are victimized just as women of other races are — We’re not invincible.”
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A “muted” response to something that neither party has specifically stated EXACTLY what happened, AND no formal charges have been pressed.

The blacks outrage to a racist cartoon, implying the President of the United States no less, was and is a valid response. The mentioning of this “outrage” on a commentary, allegedly, concerning DV is inexplicable.

Can’t blacks be outraged at more than one issue at a time? Is there a required time frame to express “outrage” at something?

Yes, I realize the issues with DV for blacks, and black women in particular. However, again, I doubt this issue is any more prevalent to other races. Why not call out all races on this issue?

So many questions…

@Man

Her point was there was very little outrage expressed at all on this issue. Excerpt below:

“When the Chris Brown incident became public where was the cry for attention to this issue by the megaphoniacs? The only commentary posted on CNN.com was written by Leslie Steiner, while one of the most prominent black CNN contributors was ranting about Valentine’s Day. Michael Basden had an ‘enlightening’ exchange on his radio show about if they should even be discussing the incident. If? Really, Michael? Would he ask that question if a white cop beat up a black boy? Absolutely not. Some will say it is not fair to compare the monkey cartoon to the “Chrianna” event or police brutality to domestic abuse. It is about priorities, people. It is time to stop hiding our dirty laundry in the closet or making excuses for it. Black-on-black violence is decimating our communities and has been for quite some time. An apology from the New York Post is not going to save the life of any black person.”

Yes, blacks can be outraged by more than one issue at a time, but they have to get outraged first and be moved to action.

And what exactly did you mean by this statement?

“Culturally speaking black women aren’t conditioned to accept this sort of treatment.”

he’s right in that it wasn’t just one hit or push, his beat her then strangled her.

If she was screaming in the street so loud people called 911.. it had to be a real beating!

@SYDNEY
“Her point was there was very little outrage expressed at all on this issue. Excerpt below:

“When the Chris Brown incident became public where was the cry for attention to this issue by the megaphoniacs? The only commentary posted on CNN.com was written by Leslie Steiner, while one of the most prominent black CNN contributors was ranting about Valentine’s Day. Michael Basden had an ‘enlightening’ exchange on his radio show about if they should even be discussing the incident. If? Really, Michael? Would he ask that question if a white cop beat up a black boy? Absolutely not. Some will say it is not fair to compare the monkey cartoon to the “Chrianna” event or police brutality to domestic abuse. It is about priorities, people. It is time to stop hiding our dirty laundry in the closet or making excuses for it. Black-on-black violence is decimating our communities and has been for quite some time. An apology from the New York Post is not going to save the life of any black person.”

Yes, blacks can be outraged by more than one issue at a time, but they have to get outraged first and be moved to action.

And what exactly did you mean by this statement?

“Culturally speaking black women aren’t conditioned to accept this sort of treatment.”
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I understood her point, just disagreed with her method of getting it across. First off by trying to “shame” the black community by implying that DV isn’t taken seriously and by insuating that the black community shouldn’t be outraged by racist propaganda sold to the masses.

The statement about black women is two fold. You have stated yourself that DV is linked to income. On average black women out earn their male counterparts. Further, black women are more likely to report DV than other women in various studies and therefore the numbers are inflated. That isn’t to say black women are “invincible” or anything of the like.

Y’all are crazy! I don’t care about some of the things he does and i don’t really like rap, but 50 is not ugly! he looks better than well never mind….stop hating on the man just because he has wabbit/rilla features….and Snoop favorsssssssss greyhounds/dovies!

@Man

“I understood her point, just disagreed with her method of getting it across. First off by trying to “shame” the black community by implying that DV isn’t taken seriously and by insuating that the black community shouldn’t be outraged by racist propaganda sold to the masses.

The statement about black women is two fold. You have stated yourself that DV is linked to income. On average black women out earn their male counterparts. Further, black women are more likely to report DV than other women in various studies and therefore the numbers are inflated. That isn’t to say black women are “invincible” or anything of the like.”

This is probably one of the most even-handed, thoughtful posts I’ve seen from you to date. Bravo.

I do agree that offensive cartoon should have been addressed, but so should a host of other issues, including domestic violence, and I’ve seen scant evidence of it being held as a serious issue outside certain interest groups.

“You have stated yourself that DV is linked to income. On average black women out earn their male counterparts.”

That stat goes out the door if you’re a woman struggling in poverty — even more pronounced if you have children. Also, finances are just one factor that some DV victims face — There are upwardly mobile sisters who are also in abusive relationships/marriages.

“Further, black women are more likely to report DV than other women in various studies and therefore the numbers are inflated.”

Can you share the source of this statement?

snoop bloggy dogg im in SE Daygo, close to the border where i can catch border jumpers sneakin’ in and have them move dat work for cheap!

snoop bloggy blog damn what was i thinking (snoop bloggy dogg) i need to leave that cali kush alone. that’s another reason i’m not leaving cali, it’s the best!

@SYDNEY
“This is probably one of the most even-handed, thoughtful posts I’ve seen from you to date. Bravo.

I do agree that offensive cartoon should have been addressed, but so should a host of other issues, including domestic violence, and I’ve seen scant evidence of it being held as a serious issue outside certain interest groups.

“You have stated yourself that DV is linked to income. On average black women out earn their male counterparts.”

That stat goes out the door if you’re a woman struggling in poverty — even more pronounced if you have children. Also, finances are just one factor that some DV victims face — There are upwardly mobile sisters who are also in abusive relationships/marriages.

“Further, black women are more likely to report DV than other women in various studies and therefore the numbers are inflated.”

Can you share the source of this statement?”
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LOL. Every once in a while I use my brain and shit. LOL.

Ima try to find something on that statement about reporting incidents and stuff. A few years ago I worked right next to a battered women’s shelter. They would pass out literature and it had some statistics and I recall black women surveyed were more likely to press charges and etc.

Isnt it interesting anytime there is a black and white issue they (white folks) always go out and find some random black person to talk sideways and co-sign?

Why is she subverting the issue? She is going to great lengths to connect Chris Brown to a polical cartoon in the paper.

No matter what the stats are on DV or what Chris and Rihanna did, the fact remains some person wrote that cartoon for that paper and thought it was okay to to publish it. Thats the issue.

LOL @ Man

“Ima try to find something on that statement about reporting incidents and stuff. A few years ago I worked right next to a battered women’s shelter. They would pass out literature and it had some statistics and I recall black women surveyed were more likely to press charges and etc.”

I’ll probably look into this more myself because I would think the opposite would be the case, given some existing issues, such as a distrust of the police, fear that the abuser will exact revenge, etc.

okay I’m back…yall still talking about Rupert Murdoch?

hopefully it’s more peaceful in here. that other rihanna post has people ready to fight…

@Be

Hey, I guess we were talking about the article, but we can always change the subject, lol.

@c from stl

Which Rihanna post is that? The one about her alleged pregnancy?

@Sydney

Yeah, but the fighting isn’t over the topic of the thread…it’s between Mock Rock Star and Z over some crazy ish….lol

@c from stl

Say what? lol

I’m going to check this out. The drama never ends around here, lol.

@Sydney

I swear Bossip needs to start a chat room for all the crazy conversations people have on here…

@SYDNEY
“LOL @ Man

“Ima try to find something on that statement about reporting incidents and stuff. A few years ago I worked right next to a battered women’s shelter. They would pass out literature and it had some statistics and I recall black women surveyed were more likely to press charges and etc.”

I’ll probably look into this more myself because I would think the opposite would be the case, given some existing issues, such as a distrust of the police, fear that the abuser will exact revenge, etc.”
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Yeah, look into it but I was thinking the same thing. That numbers would be lower for blacks. But when you look at the methodology for abusers it doesn’t stand up too well against blacks. Not just the money issue, but also the attempt to isolate women from family and friends isn’t likely to be accomplished.

Let me know what you find.

LMAO!

What in tarnation is going on in that thread?!?

@Man

OK, I will. I wanted you to help me, though, since that’s your citation, lol.

yeah, sometimes it gets really ridiculous…

@SYDNEY
Ok, I’ll see what I find.

@c from stl

All the talk show hosts appeared out of nowhere. Is that one person doing that?

And this impostoring lunacy is out of control. I can’t tell who’s who.

Good Afternoon people

@lady architect

Good afternoon to you

@Sydney

I do think that’s the same person under those talk show host names…and someone made the comment that it’s not actually the real Z posting those comments…but, it got really messy when mock rock star posted Z’s phone number up…lol

@C FROM STL
“I do think that’s the same person under those talk show host names…and someone made the comment that it’s not actually the real Z posting those comments…but, it got really messy when mock rock star posted Z’s phone number up…lol”
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The talk show hosts are two different people. No, that is NOT the “real Z.”

but I think she is about to come in there… LOL. We’ll see.

@Syd – yeah that was one person doing all the talk show hosts they had the same properties.

Hey Lady A

Yeah I dont think that was Z because she might have posted Mock’s telephone number. that person did not know Mock’s number

Hello Lady Architect

I’m so confused. . .

So the real Z is in the thread? Is that the real Mock? Are people posting each other’s phone numbers?

Mon dieu!

oh goodness this again? Someone is being an imposter?

Conscious, Bossip?!

Really?!?!

Educated much?

Why is 50 still hear?! I think he should be on the road to irrelevancy.

I usually rag on Curtis Jackson, but he’s right. I agree with his sentiments and I’m aroused by his intellectual side. I’M TRIPPING!

Serious comment:

Please take a close look at the TMZ pic.

Rihanna’s facial injuries appear to be very evenly spaced. The 2 forehead bruises, swollen eyes, and even the cuts stemming from the crease at her lips, are all very symmetrical.

Are these airbag induced facial injuries? Or did CB strike her in the face with an object which would cause such symmetrical bruising?

I’m not saying that CB didn’t strike her; however, random punches leave a more random injury pattern.

What say you?

Every time I log in to the celebrity dating club ____MillionaireLoving. C O M____, many new topics discussing about her.

50 is a fool cuz it was never a joke in the first place.

WITH ALL THIS SPIN AN THESE STORIES I THINK BILL O’REILLY OWNS BOSSIP

Aww, 50 cent was dumb for that, but I don’t think he’s that unfortunate looking. There are a lot worse (Jay-Z, hello?)

BOSSIP is soo full of it.

Talking ’bout the pot calling the kettle black…

the cartoon was stupid. You dont make fun of a situation like that. Grow the f up. Especially as another celebrity you should have more common sense. If someone makes refernce to him or his baby moms (Rick Ross) then he’s waging an all out beef with them. Dont be a f’n hypocrite man

Hey, Bossip, I’m so cold and alone. How come you never call?

werdd fuk 50 Cent

@Dictionary And Thesaurus

Hey, Bossip, I’m so cold and alone. How come you never call?
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That’s no joke, Bossip. You should have us on ‘Bookmarks’ but you just never pay us any mind. C’mon, we could use the ‘hits.’

I saw the line up for the CW and “The Game” has not been picked up for next season yet.

For all of you that are fans of “The Game”, please go visit the CW’s website and leave your “feedback” (scroll to bottom of homepage and click “feedback”) to express that you want “The Game” to return next season.
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The CW don’t give a damn about putting more people of color on tv! They want to ne the network for Pretty Young Rich White Kids With Problems. That’s why they recycled that corny ass 90210 and they’re doing the same shit with that weak ass Melrose Place. See if they put any people of color on that show!

it’s “conscience,” not “conscious”..

Marquis de Sade (2 June 1740 – 2 December 1814) (French pronunciation: [maʁki də sad]) was a French aristocrat, revolutionary and novelist. His novels were philosophical and sadomasochistic, exploring such controversial subjects as rape, bestiality and necrophilia. He was a proponent of extreme freedom (or at least licentiousness), unrestrained by morality, religion or law, with the pursuit of personal pleasure being the highest principle.
Sade was incarcerated in various prisons and in an insane asylum for about 32 years of his life; eleven years in Paris (10 of which were spent in the Bastille) a month in Conciergerie, 2 years in a fortress, a year in Madelonnettes, 3 years in Bicêtre, a year in Sainte-Pélagie, and 13 years in the Charenton insane asylum. Much of his writing was done during his imprisonment. The term “sadism” (IPA: /ˈseɪdɪzm/) is derived from his name.

it’s conscience.

blaq

LOL! Is this your subtle way of tryin’ to get into my pants?

@Marq

just testing a theory.

That video of Jay-Z so called hitting a girl it looks to me he is just playing.

Im Just Saying..

the word is conscience C-O-N-S-C-I-E-N-C-E!!! ur saying conscious meaning hes awake jeez bossip id like to think that ur staff went to college

many small words are constantly misused on these blogs, let alone the bigger ones… there and their are constant grammatical victims!

i rily hhate 50

blaq

“@Marq

just testing a theory.”

LOL! I forsee a Nobel Peace Prize in your future. I hope this theory of yours pans out.

IM SURE BOSSIP GONNA HAVE MORE 50 STUFF UP HE WA SON TV AND RADIO ALL DAY YESTERDAY LOL

YEAH AND BURNING YOUR EX AND YOUR SON OUT OF A HOUSE AND HOME IS NOT TRIFLING.

I WISH THIS BUCK TOOTHED MONKEY WOULD SHUT THE HELL UP. RIHANNA DOESN’T WANT HIM AND THAT’S ALL HE IS AFTER…SOME ASS. THIS IS ONE INDIVIDUAL WHO’S FALL I AWAIT.

This ARSONIST AND ATTEMPTED MURDERER has a lot of damn nerve making jokes about domestic abuse.

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