@Certain why you no include the picture for your match vs. soulstice?

i'm talking about sandwiches. not a delicious steak that only needs some pepper on it.

Thorough read. Put it off to build the anticipation and it lived up to it and surpassed it.

Dope shit to everyone involved.

@oats

Dream match

http://www.netcees.co/showthread.php...frank+redglare

Lol@ Zyg sniping that it was one writer right off the bat

It's pretty obvious. Most of you don't read anything closely enough.

Hindsight is 20/20 dicklicker

So is a basic understanding of writing style.

ur basic

9-1

lol thank you, Frank. my dream came true before it was even my dream. only you, Frank.

Im sure it is when u dick Lick from the back, you stained taint tickler.

Vividlyvague

I influenced all the greats.

influence myself out of bed in the morning to a perpetual mediocrity overshadowed only by my perpetual mediocrity in my netcees second life.



cheers.

@Certain what are your thoughts on the Illmatic vs. ready to die debate? I'm pretty firmly on the Illmatic side, but I can respect people who prefer RTD.


Also, you guys are sleeping on my Alan Houston/Sam Houston joke.

lol@ acid in the 1st grade. That's ridiculous !!!!

p to the s: I aints Neva dun dat shizz

These keep getting better and better every week.

I agree. This was very awesome. I want moarrrr Moooooaaarr

Those are my favorite two rap albums by far. Liquid Swords and Aquemini are third and fourth.

I prefer Illmatic because of how tight and perfect it is, but Ready to Die was much more ambitious and pop-friendly. And ultimately I think Notorious B.I.G. was a more talented rapper than Nas.

Illmatic is like that 9.5 who wore her best clothing and made sure everything was in place, while Ready to Die is a 10 who threw something on quick and didn't bother with makeup.