After a rough week at work, this is my escape.

different but same

Modelling behaviour is so important

i just saw someone say "maroon is navy red" and it fucked with my brain a little bit

I saw Gretzky, Lemieux, Jagr, Sid, Ovie... None of the is as good as McDavid.

got a lightskin friend look like Vybz Kartel got a darkskin friend look like Vybz Kartel

Mondays.

Less emails, more samples.

Let's gooooo ☠️☠️🔥🔥

Call me an atheist jacobine radical, but every politician should always swear on the constitution and the constitution alone

You can believe whatever you want but that is not why you have that political office, you have that political office to carry the will of the constitution not your particular god

If you want to make a religious ceremony later sure but the official act should be swearing upon the thing you must protect not the one you like the most

I have no objection to this..
.

The features Im racking up for my album next year are insane!!!

I'm grateful to have the privilege of being able to make music with such incredible people.

Oh and it's "jazz rap"

For many of us, it’s not a question of “did you read these?” And more of a question of “how many times did you read these?”

#dragonlance #DnD #fantasy #tsr #paperbacks #usedbooks

Work, bills, politics, taxes.... None of it matters when I'm making beats.

Marvels by Kurt Busiek and Alex Ross is such a good reminder that superheroes should feel larger than life. Seeing that world from street level makes the big moments hit even harder.

Chart Toppers! THE SPINNER RACK, Nov. 4, 1986!

Never Let Me Down. Jay's verse is so awkward and he raps well into the chorus... It's like it wasn't even written to that beat.

RT @dJ_damon_: Before Anti-Skip:

Americans getting ready to kick back and do genocide without feeling icky about it.

Democrats will win big tonight then give their own voters the middle finger by appointing Hakeem Jeffries as Speaker and Chuck Schumer as Leader, and nothing will fundamentally change. This is how the duopoly works, which is why we need to topple the system.

From the Book of Disk, Chapter 3

In the beginning there were the First Drives, and their names were A: and B:, and they were the floppies. They were not elegant. They were thin, fragile, and demanded constant sacrifice disk swaps, write protect tabs, the ritual of “please insert the disk labeled” performed under fluorescent lights. To them the early machines bent the knee, for without them there was no boot, no data, no word processor.

Then came the hard drive, and it was called C:, for it arrived third. It did not ask to be first. It merely sat in the bay and spun, and the people saw that it was good, and that it held far more than any floppy, and that it did not rattle when you walked too fast. So they installed the operating system upon it, and called it the system drive, and the old gods were not cast down but simply… left in the BIOS, still reserved, still acknowledged in the table of letters, though no one invoked them anymore.

And Microsoft looked upon the generations that followed, who had never known the click of a 5.25-inch disk or the careful alignment of a 3.5, and it said: The children must not be shown the old gods.

For if the new ones learned that A: and B: once ruled, they might ask why the alphabet begins elsewhere. They might attempt to summon the floppies by force, or rename the world so that C: was no longer first. And the installers would break, and the paths would fracture, and the registry would weep. So the letters remain sealed, A: and B: still written in the book but never spoken aloud by the system, while C: stands in the open as if it had always been the beginning.

Thus it is written, and thus it remains; the hard drive is C:, and the old gods sleep in the assignment table, undisturbed, so that the children may believe the world has always started with the letter that came third.

The perfect job doesn’t exi…