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POPSIs Black Culture Cursed A guy thinks that most Blacks embrace this foolishness that is seen on the mainstream tv.The truth is most Blacks detest this filth and it is White America that consumes most of it.
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POPSHip Hop Republicans Is the world gone mad?Why do many Black people when they believe in education,hard work,and a sense of responsibility they identify this as conservative values?Don't they know that the majority of Black people are very socially conservative,and Godly but it is racism and rejection from White America that keeps us in the condition we are in
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POPSLil Wayne lyrics Lil Wayne lyrics are a requirement because sometimes it is hard to follow his lyrics.
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POPSLil Wayne Lil Wayne is arguably one of the hottest rappers around.
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POPSPuffy? Diddy? 'It's Not a Serious Thing' An interesting interview. I bet you didn't know that P. Diddy was helping his grandmother sew clothes when he was a teen. The story between the lines is of a mother with middle class aspirations.
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POPSMake your own fonts! Charles Andermack, a font designer who works under the nom de lettres Chank Diesel, likes to brag that one of his custom fonts has been sitting at the top of the New York Times best-seller list. He created Truck King, the font used to typeset “Jon Scieszka’s Trucktown Smash! Crash!” an illustrated book about trucks. Mr. Andermack’s design firm, Chank Fonts (chank.com), builds custom fonts for advertisers, book designers or corporations looking to capture a special look or style. While Mr. Andermack’s fees can run into the tens of thousands of dollars for full families of fonts with all the diacritical marks and permutations, he can turn anyone’s handwriting into a font for $200. These custom fonts, also available from other sites like vletter.com, are popular not only with scrapbookers but also with professionals like real estate agents who want to add a personal touch to their letters.
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