Similar, but just about as similar as Chris Farley and John Candy. I could only imagine how often this topic would come up all black folks started wearing their hair longer and more naturally...

For some reason I imagine Rusillo shedding a single tear to this...

Worldstar sees no boundaries

I have a feeling they're just headed over to where the asses hang out.

So I guess it's not enough that the R7 rear end looks like a new Mustang, now the grill too?

And we have a coach who lost to this team 42-3 at the head of this thing here.

GM's call analytics what good coaches call coaching.

So I'm the only one that finds it creepy that a grown ass man is roaming college campuses partying?

Larry Brown called him Bill Russell a few years ago and we called him crazy.

From the way eddleman was getting picked up off the ground after that hit, I don't think he'll remember the catch either.

These same passes are the exact same passes that often cost him the superstar status that he should hold. Case in point, this same game Steph threw one of the most careless passes with seconds left. It was picked off and eventually allowed Chicago to tie the game up to head into overtime. This was definitely a crazy…

As someone who is from California and has lived in Virginia for 10 years now, it's best summed up by saying this - don't mess with a Commonwealth State because they do whatever the hell they want.

So tell me, why would I buy a turbo-charged 6 with 600hp rather than a supercharged 8 which I would assume will cost A LOT less than this thing?

So is anyone gonna give credit to Ethiopia for something they've been known to do for quite a long time?

I for one am tired of people calling Scott's style as "hip-hop." Most of the world may have looked at it that way 20 years ago, but I always felt that he just wasnt afraid to let you know who he was. He was raised in an era when hip hop was defined as black music and was so tabooed. He was ahead of his time in…

I'm sure you could have used a better example than the bright man Kid Mero..?

Then she should have put her asshole friend in place and told her to stop making assumptions. Instead she walked over like some authority to stick her nose in something that didn't pertain to her. The problem started with her friend and it should end with her friend, the kids had nothing to do with it.

Actually something did happen. Regardless of what may have actually occurred, an unarmed black kid was killed at the hands of a policeman. That fits into the narrative around the country completely and that's what "Hands up, don't shoot" is all about. Anyone who is offended by black men taking a position against…

All alone? Looks like he had a defender within a few fee and that's what ultimately led to the dead jump, trying to get his footwork correct.

We are talking about Gil Scott-Heron right? If so, the Revolution that he was speaking of took place in board rooms and government halls and acted as if it's opponent were people that looked like him. Yes, the revolution was televised, just not the one that Gil based his career off of.