YUP that's him! i think he was on reality show too at one point, like atlanta housewives

i'm so so serious ya'll @brothaskeeper:disqus and @disqus_WtTQfIPpGO:disqus. was dead ass and wanted debate every last woman in the class when we were like "negro you sound stupid." and this was in the '90s so pre-hotep. think he's kappa too but maybe not since it came out that he didnt really have a PhD either

who spewed that mess? it reminds me of that tiy-e muhammed dude from a few years back. he subbed a class i had at clark atlanta back in the day and told us that if a woman had her period, it meant that she was unclean. if we cleansed our bodies, then we wouldn't bleed. had a crush on him right up until that moment.

the crazy part is if you google that line, j. cole's version comes up first. the nerve!

this is so perfect. i want to print it out, laminate it, frame it and hand it to all the hoteps i know, including an ex who tried to go toe-to-toe with me a few months ago about the same thing. insists he loves women yet constantly refers to his son's mother and every other woman who pisses him off as "bitch" and…

and where j cole probably got his line from

love me some jermaine but that's pat's version is really the only one that matters lol

see, i must be old (or ratchet) because i instantly started singing the project pat version

unless every single person who was in new orleans for essence festival this year came from the DC urea, then dashikis are popular everywhere. i almost came home and burned mine just because i was so tired of seeing them that weekend. and everybody had it paired up with those damned floral headbands that always make me…

i always get the ones who get all defensive before we even get close to each other: make direct eye contact like they dare me to say something, pull the WW close, shit like that, especially when i still had my locs. meanwhile, i'm usually staring off into space trying to decide what i'm cooking for the dinner two…

it's only fucked up for the black women who were trying to leave the yacht with nut in their eye. i kinda choose to see it as a plus that he didn't want to disrespect black women too, though i'm sure that's being very generous

cau girl here. homecoming is definitely different as an alumni. before it was cool but now it's just fun in a way that i can't even put into words. my girl and i walked around with our glasses of wine and pointed and laughed at the cute lil undergrads. the only thing that remains the same is that nobody still cares…

same. i still have a hard time admitting it in public because of all the shit i talked years ago.

ATLiens is my utter fave, which i attribute to the fact that it was the soundtrack to my entire freshman. for the first couple of weeks, every time my roommate and i got on the bus/train, we just HAD to say "…rode the MARTA through the hood…" cheesy yes, but one of my fave memories of that year lol

nola native here. every time i used to come back to visit while in college, i confused the shit out of people because it always took a few days for the accent to thin out again lol

not a native, but a CAU grad who stuck around another 4 years after and YES YES to all of this. i watched the doc this weekend and have been trapped in DF land ever since, reliving my whole entire life from '96-04. coming from nola, the atl accent flat out left me flummoxed. it took about a year to understand what the…

while i feel like that would be a great series, it would totally ruin every memory i have from high school/college.