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Apparently I was so hyped that I completely missed the chants and singing from the audience. I, unlike the commentaries, expected booing; who can honestly say they didn't? Right now I'm seriously laughing my my ass of at those people dropping a deuce on George Bush. Good riddance!
I know I'm not the only one who has been seeing these commercials. Late last year I reported the bankruptcy of Wachovia, but this new merger is news to me. First off, what the hell is Wells Fargo? Never heard of them in my life. According to their website, "Wells Fargo and Wachovia are joining forces. The result? The creation of one of the strongest financial companies in the nation. We are a financial company with a legendary reputation for strength and stability, based on a smart investing style and uncompromising standards." I seriously doubt anyone can claim to have a reputation for strenght and stability if half of the company is just now getting back on its feet due to a recent banckruptcy. Second, and this may sound like a dumb question to those who are experts in the area of finance and economics, but how does a bank go bankrupt when large amounts of money is deposited daily by willing customers? Hmmmm, I think I will be depositing my money in Mattress & Trust until this economy gets it's self together.
LMAO at the old Kanye picking his boogers. But real talk, it seems like 50 has nothing better to do than attack people on his blog. Who cares where Kanye gets his style from. The shit sells, and the kids [not "the kids" as in gay people, but the real young people] eat it up. No one is checking for 50. Hoe sit down.
For The Vader Project( featuring custom Darth Vader helmets), Tristan Eaton and AZK ONE created this really cool mask - Darth Vader Gas Mask! Note: The Vader Project is curated by Dov Kelemer and Sarah Jo Marks of DKE Toys. Kelemer and Marks gathered close to 100 of the hottest underground and pop surrealist painters, artists , and designers to participate. Each artist was given a 1:1 scale authentic prop replica of the actual Darth Vader helmet used in the Star Wars films. Each helmet served as a blank canvas for each artist to paint, design, mash up, and customize.
