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Aug
17

New Internet Star James Ha!

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He is one of the most humble and all around good people I know. Check him out!

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Eskay is a good friend of my brother and he took a website started to talk shit about hip hop with his boys to making a living doing what he loves read this his interview in in the new Vibe magazine.

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I got this from one of my favorite shows on TV Attack of the Show. If you don’t watch this show then you should start setting your DVR and stay on top of things.

This coming Monday is 4/20, and G4 is locked and loaded with our annual 420 special, hosted this year by Kevin Pereira and Doug Benson. A part of that special will be a Loop, in which Kevin will discuss the legalization of marijuana with Judge Jim P. Gray, author of Why Our Drug Laws Have Failed…

For more information about the honorable Judge Gray, please check out his information at the following links.

http://www.judgejimgray.com/

http://judgejamesgray.blogspot.com/

In the meantime, this is the extended version of that interview, which we are happy to give you early, as a 420 gift. Don’t say we never gave you anything.

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Longtime Philadelphia Phillies broadcaster Harry Kalas, 73, was hospitalized on Monday afternoon in Washington, DC. He was rushed by ambulance to George Washington University Hospital.
Phillies’ president David Montgomery says Kalas passed out in the broadcast booth about 12:30pm, just a couple of hours before Monday’s scheduled 3pm game against the Nationals.

Although Kalas’ condition was not initially known, Montgomery said he thinks “it’s serious.”

The Phillies immediately closed the visitors’ clubhouse at Nationals Park.

Kalas has been the broadcast voice of the Phillies since 1971. He replaced Bill Campbell, who told KYW Newsradio on Monday afternoon that Kalas had been having “leg circulation problems” since before the beginning of the baseball pre-season, and had undergone some kind of heart procedure recently to address those problems.

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Mar
13

My Exclusive interview with a terrorist

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I had this girl on my TruthSlap TV last week and her story is crazy check it out from her own words

I left South Africa with a carry-on bag with all of my souvenirs and a back pack. Everything was fine. I get to Heathrow (London) and go through their security to get into terminal 5 where my flight to Philadelphia is from. My souvenir bag gets pulled aside to be checked. There are two people ahead of me and it takes FORTY-FIVE MINUTES to get to my bag. Finally they do and the woman unpacks, unwraps, and opens EVERYTHING in my bag. There is newspaper and duct tape everywhere. At the bottom is a corkscrew I bought a month ago and forgot about. She holds up the offending item and laughs like “AH HA! WE’VE CAUGHT YOU SMUGGLING THIS ON THE AIRCRAFT!” Honestly, with as long as it took her to find it I wouldn’t have been able to get the fucking thing out of the bag before I landed in Philly. Then I have to RE-PACK this entire mess, with two VERY impatient men behind me. Anyway, fine, I get escorted downstairs (by a woman who might have weighed 100lbs soaking wet- because that makes sense) and I check in my souvenir bag, with the corkscrew/shank in it. This process from start to finish takes roughly 2 hours, I have about 40 mins til boarding for my flight, so I decide to get a beer. My nerves are jingle-jangling from all that bullshit and I don’t do well with flying to begin with. So I get a beer. I haven’t eaten in like 9 hours, and I took an Oxycodone before my previous flight. The beer hits me and perhaps wakes up some of that oxy. So with 10 mins left til my flight I head to my gate, buzzed.

At this point they are doing “random” checks before boarding. Basically anyone who looks to be under 25 or a freak gets pulled aside. So it’s me, two 19(ish) year old boys, and a man (woman?) with purple streaked hair. So they go through my back pack and the lady pulls out my mace. And I say, “oh shoot I forgot about that, you can just throw it away.” Because that’s what airlines do, trash everything that is remotely dangerous– like water and hand sanitizer and mace, right? She says, “No, it doesn’t work that way, mace is illegal in the UK.” And I’m all, “ILLEGAL?!” And she says, “Yes, we have to call the police.” Her supervisor comes over, I’m moved to the side, they call the cops, I’m told “You won’t be getting on this plane.” Fan-fucking-tastic. I’m buzzed (high?) and have mace- which is illegal. So the cops show up, ask why I have it and then inform me that I’m under arrest for being in possession of a hazardous weapon. You see, in London, not even the police are armed. Mace, guns, knives, shanks, etc are ILLEGAL across the board. Essentially I could have brought a gun with me and we’d be having the same talk. It is a weapons charge that carries a 5 year prison sentence if convicted. So, 6 ARMED officers (only special forces are armed in the UK, clearly I’m public enemy #1 at this point) escort me out of the airport– not cuffed luckily. I get put into the back of a police truck. Basically I’m in a cage with a seat. We get to the station and I get searched by a female officer and pee in a jail cell. Then I’m finger printed (I didn’t wash my hands– take that copper!), have my mug-shot taken, have a taped interview done and am finally given a warning by the superintendent of police… who they call the governor or something. I wanted to say “GOOD DAY GOV’NA!” but thought against it. And ya know, strangely enough, when I was sitting there, in a London prison, I actually thought to myself, ‘somehow, this isn’t weird to me at ALL.’ I mean, I didn’t think that it was out of the ordinary at all, in fact I thought it made sense somehow. Made sense for my life anyway.

So I’m taken back to the airport by this HUGE cop. I’m talking 6’5″ linebacker. He’s armed. Very unusual in London remember. He takes me to re-book my flight. We wait at the counter for 30-40 mins because the system is down (naturally). Then the woman tells us that because I was booked through Travelocity and was using a special deal (something with my Grant), I have to call Travelocity and have them re-book me. That, I knew, would take a small act of congress to get done within 24 hours. My huge cop friend (fellow rugger) asks for her supervisor. He takes the supervisor aside and the next thing I know I’m booked on the next flight at 5pm to Philly. Score. Then we have to go through security, again. My bag gets pulled aside- I’m still with huge-cop. There is water in it that I bought to take onto the plane the last time, pre-arrest. But they can’t just take out the water and call it a day. They unpack the whole bag. Loose tampons everywhere, sand, sea shells, books, completed Rubik’s cube (they were impressed with that at least). Finally I’m cleared to go and I tell the cop if someone wants to see my bag one more time I’m throwing the ENTIRE FUCKING THING AWAY. He laughs and agrees, says that I must lead an odd life to be taking this so well. I don’t know what to say to that so I laugh. Then we have to go to Immigration because now that I’ve been to the police station I have entered the city with a hazardous weapon. Great. They want to detain me. Huge-cop does something again with the supervisor and I’m told I’m free to go. I get some special stamp in my passport that says I was just passing through London. They don’t put the bad stamp that marks me as a fugitive– I’m told that I’m “lucky”. That wouldn’t be in the top 5 words I’d use for me right now, but I say “oh yes, definitely!” Then I say good-bye to huge-cop, go up through security AGAIN (no problems this time) and run to my plane. I get there as it’s boarding, I get on, put on the eye cover thing they provide, and don’t move for the next 8 hours. As we land I think to myself– DID THAT REALLY REALLY HAPPEN? so I rummage for the paperwork. It’s there. It happened. Wild.

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I think political correctness has ruined America it has made us a sue happy nation and to be honest made us a bunch of pansies glad someone else is thinking like me .

Acting legend Clint Eastwood , 79, apparently believes that political correctness has rendered modern society humourless, for he accuses younger generations of spending too much time trying to avoid being offensive.

The Dirty Harry star insists that he should be able to tell harmless jokes about nationality without fearing that people may brand him “a racist”.

“People have lost their sense of humour. In former times we constantly made jokes about different races. You can only tell them today with one hand over your mouth or you will be insulted as a racist,” the Daily Express quoted him as saying.

“I find that ridiculous. In those earlier days every friendly clique had a ‘Sam the Jew’ or ‘Jose the Mexican’ – but we didn’t think anything of it or have a racist thought. It was just normal that we made jokes based on our nationality or ethnicity. That was never a problem. I don’t want to be politically correct.

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home-dome_erpo1_481This is a good kid right here. We should all strive to raise kids with half as much thought for other people as this 12 year old. Read this story

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