Showing posts with label Chris Rock. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Chris Rock. Show all posts
Saturday, August 18, 2007
Friday, June 01, 2007
What do women want?
"I told you that bitch crazy!"
Labels:
Bigger and Blacker,
Chris Rock,
humor,
relationship advice,
video
Wednesday, March 21, 2007
Wednesday, June 28, 2006
No matter what a stripper tells you...
Don't go to parties with metal detectors...
Sure, it feels safe inside, but what about all those ni***s waiting outside with guns?
They know you ain't got one.
The O.D.B. couldn't have possibly committed all those crimes.
Coolio did some of that sh**!
If a girl has a pierced tongue, she'll probably suck your d***.
If a guy has a pierced tongue, he'll probably suck your d***.
Here's a horoscope for everyone:
Aquarius - You're gonna die.
Capricorn - You're gonna die.
Gemini - You're gonna die twice.
Leo - You're gonna die.
Scorpio - You're gonna die f***in'.
Edit: I should mention... if you haven't heard this "song," where have you been?? As Chris Rock says in the beginning, this was made back in 1999. It's a parody of the song "Everybody's Free (To Wear Sunscreen)" by Baz Luhrmann--the lyrics of which came from Mary Schmich of the Chicago Tribune. Back in 1998, the "sunscreen" speech had been circulated around the Internet, incorrectly attributed to Kurt Vonnegut as a commencement speech that he gave at MIT. Regardless, it's still solid advice.
Sure, it feels safe inside, but what about all those ni***s waiting outside with guns?
They know you ain't got one.
The O.D.B. couldn't have possibly committed all those crimes.
Coolio did some of that sh**!
If a girl has a pierced tongue, she'll probably suck your d***.
If a guy has a pierced tongue, he'll probably suck your d***.
Here's a horoscope for everyone:
Aquarius - You're gonna die.
Capricorn - You're gonna die.
Gemini - You're gonna die twice.
Leo - You're gonna die.
Scorpio - You're gonna die f***in'.
Edit: I should mention... if you haven't heard this "song," where have you been?? As Chris Rock says in the beginning, this was made back in 1999. It's a parody of the song "Everybody's Free (To Wear Sunscreen)" by Baz Luhrmann--the lyrics of which came from Mary Schmich of the Chicago Tribune. Back in 1998, the "sunscreen" speech had been circulated around the Internet, incorrectly attributed to Kurt Vonnegut as a commencement speech that he gave at MIT. Regardless, it's still solid advice.
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