WTF!!!!

What’s the side effects of this sh#t? Look at the n#gga on the package he looks like and educated slave. Who wants to look like an educated slave? Not even educated slaves!!!!

Who ever takes this is going to go outside an immediately get thrown in jail watch!!!!
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Comedians Smashing TVs featuring Hot Chicks

The guys from The Casual Mafia called me over to do this video. I was my first time working with slow motion and dubstep!!!!! Check it out.

Starring Josh Macuga, Rob Lindo, Mark Ellis, Byron Bowers, Sarah Schreiber & Eva Ceja. Dubstep amazingness provided by Shift Four.

Eye of Horus watching over Me!!!!!

This is my favorite building to look at when Im at the Punchline in S.F. Its so happens to be in the financial district. I call it the Eye of Horus because at night the tip of the pyramid structure lights up. When the sun gets directly over it I give a shout out to the Egyptians and pray to the “Comedy Gods” LOL. Its the closest thing to an ancient worship experience I have.

In its most positive sense the structure of the pyramid represents strength and durability while the steps of the pyramid are an allegory for the journey to enlightenment from the wide base, grounded in earth to the unity of the single capstone that sits atop of, and presides over, all the lower levels in an almost god-like manner.
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For Heaven’s Sake

Hirst BabyArt world provocateur Damien Hirst’s latest work, an authentic baby’s skull covered in platinum and diamonds, is causing controversy in the UK. The sculpture (above), entitled For Heaven’s Sake, is a follow-up to the Brit artist’s astounding $100 million diamond covered skull which he debuted in 2007. The new work is based on an infant’s skull believed to be that of a newborn less than two weeks old from a 19th-century pathology collection that Hirst has acquired, the London Telegraph reports. Cast in platinum and set with more than 8,000 white and pink diamonds by royal jewelers Bentley & Skinner, the skull will be exhibited later this month at the Gagosian Gallery’s new space in Hong Kong and will be shown in London later this year.

The work has angered parenting groups who claim that it is offensive to those who have suffered the bereavement of a child, the newspaper reports, raising the specter of protests. That of course is only likely to increase its value. “When you look at a skull, you think it represents the end, but when you see the end so beautiful, it gives you hope,” Hirst commented regarding his earlier skull work. “Diamonds are about perfection and clarity and wealth and sex and death and immortality. They are a symbol of everything that’s eternal, but then they have a dark side as well.” FROM LUXIST