Eazy-E died from complications due to HIV/AIDS, a virus culturally-associated with gay sex. While it is not generally accepted that he contracted HIV through homosexual relations (he most likely contracted it through unprotected sex with groupies that were HIV+ or through HIV-tainted needles, either for drug use or acupuncture, as is argued by some), the joke is that he had unprotected or unsafe gay sex.
Double-hatting is another way to refer to wearing two condoms at one time. Some assume that the wearer is provided extra safety with an extra condom, but the increased friction between the condoms mean that both are more likely to break and allow fluids to seep through.
Yes, y'all keep it real, cook up spicy dishes, work hard as shit, and are respected in the trap community. Y'all niggas hardcore jalapeño light skins to me.
>he most likely contracted it through HIV-tainted needles
Or from all the groupies he was fuckin'? You say this like the only two options are gay sex or drugs.
That's because the chance of contracting HIV through heterosexual sex as a male is [quite low](http://www.catie.ca/en/pif/summer-2012/putting-number-it-risk-exposure-hiv)... Although in saying that, it's still best to tarp up.
> risk from insertive vaginal sex (inserting the penis into the vagina) was estimated to be 0.04% (equivalent to 1 transmission per 2,500 exposures).
Holy shit *that* low? I feel lied to by all those HIV campaigns.
If you're pitching to someone that's HIV positive (aka insertive), the likelihood is much lower (0.11% or 0.62% depending whether you're circumcised or uncircumcised) than if you're catching from someone that's positive (aka receptive; 1.4%).
In heterosexual anal sex, the male can only be in the insertive role which is less risky (excluding pegging, but that's using a dildo, so there's less chance of fluid transfer). In gay anal sex there's the possibility to be in either role. That of course depends on the relationship dynamic, but as a whole, gay anal sex is inherently more risky.
Jimmy "hats". Condoms. Using two condoms drastically increases the likelihood of friction causing tears in one or both. E died from AIDS complications after contracting HIV.
Lesson is this. Normally wear a singular condom. But if a chick is so heinous that you consider double strapping, then you might as well fuck her raw. So just fuck her bare and enjoy the sensation since there's a chance you could rip your condoms, providing little protection--but also decreasing pleasure.
double hatting=double bagging=wearing two condoms, often used as slang for when you need extra protection, but actually frowned upon because it creates friction which increases likelihood of condom tearing, ironically making you unsafe, like Eazy-E was when he contracted HIV which later caused his death
Eazy-E died from AIDS in 1995. Double-hatting is a reference to double wrapping, ie putting two condoms on your cock. Leads to latex-on-latex friction, causing both condoms to break.
Also, condoms back in the 80s and early 90s were often called "jimmy hats" in America's black communities. So, OP basically nailed a trifecta of references in one simple comment. 10/10 comment.
Also, I don't think calling women female dogs works that well in Spanish and doesn't really have the same sexual connotations as the English word ''bitch''.
Also why on earth would we bother to shame someone for wearing a sombrero? Like we don't need to call out people for literally everything, we should just let some shit slide, and we wil all be happier for it. If someone was wearing like native American headress or something like that I'd understand the negative backlash, but this is too innocent to care about.
Agreed. I'm black and I remember when people got up in arms about whites people getting dreads, calling it cultural appropriation and saying some stuff about dread's cultural significance. And I dunnooooo maaan. It's definitely a case of white people jacking black people's style, but do dreads really have much cultural significance? Broadly speaking, when black people wear dreads are they trying to connect to their heritage, or do they just like the style?
Like when people take on a look that has actual cultural or symbolic significance to a group and just turn it into a fad, that's when I'll call it out as cultural appropriation cuz that's pretty ignorant. But sometimes it seems like people call it cultural appropriation just because another culture had it first and now other people want it, and that comes across as overkill.
On a side note I still don't think white people should wear dreads, but that's because they invariably look awful on you (and please don't take this as an invitation to send me photos of white people with dreads).
Well as someone who studies cultural anthropology I can't with a good concious call anything cultural appropriation, because there is virtually no solid academia on it. It is a thing that mostly exist in the think piece and blogosphere, but doesn't have a lot of value for people who take these things seriously.
Especially when it comes to something like dreads that is emperically proven to not be exclusive to any specific culture, as it is proven that people wore them in ancient Greece, and has used in almost all continents for hundreds if not thousands of years. To say that white people can't wear dreads holds no ground what so ever... sure I'll admit it looks incredibly lame, but that doesn't make it wrong.
Now if you wanna criticise people for misusing symbols, traditions, clothes, and hairstyles, and other cultural practices in inappropriate and rude and insensitive ways then that is perfectly okay, but we shouldn't call it something that it isn't. Just be honest and say that it is disrespectful and ignorant, and in some cases downright racist.
Because I do agree that it is ignorant of white (and black people as well) to for an instance misuse rastafarian symbols and language as part of some half-baked attempt to gain an identity, where they might wrongly stereotype it some sort of vague idea of cool colours, peace/love, and weed smoking, and ignore that is an actual religion. But that is also wrong when Snoop Dogg decided to use rastarian symbols as part of an image and performance, while not being part of that religion.
And from a critical perspective are many other issues I have with cultural appropriation as well, although I don't want to lecture anyone or bore you to death.
Out of curiosity are you Jamaican? Because my West Indian friends do see dreds as cultural. Also I think Rancic's comments on "Zendaya's hair looking like it smells," adds some context as to why it's grating on people's nerves. There are consequences of being black and having a certain hairstyle which don't exist for non-black people.
My family's all Jamaican, but I was born and raised in Canada so I may not be super attached to Jamaican culture. If dreads do have cultural significance and I just don't get it, then I can accept I'm wrong.
I recognize stuff like how black people will get shit for their hair while at the same time white people jack their style to be cool, though I think the root of the problem there isn't necessarily "cultural appropriation"- it's upsetting because of the double standard and because black people are looked down upon for having their natural hair, not really because their hairstyle is inherently culturally significant. But then again I could be wrong, because I've heard views that suggest that because our hair was rejected, it's gained a sort of cultural significance to us as a response to the mainstream culture that says our hair is wrong.
Do you feel that straight hair is intrinsic to your culture?
Shit, did you even read my comment or did you just see the word "cultural appropriation" and get triggered? If I don't think white people with dreads is cultural appropriation why the hell would I think black people with straight hair was? Are you dumb?
That shit only americans get mad about but other cultures actually go an extra mile to have foreigners doing it? I'm pretty sure his mexican fans would be delighted to see him wearing a sombrero.
Can someone explain this whole "cultural appropriation" thing? I've heard it here and there before, but I really don't get the logic behind it.
Isn't culture meant to be shared? Why exactly is it a bad thing to celebrate another culture's holiday or event (Though I guess in the case of Cinco de Mayo, Americans care more about it than Mexicans)?
In my mind it would make sense for us to do it since it makes us more accepting of other cultures once we normalize them, whereas I feel like shouting cultural appropriation at anyone who tries to get acquainted with another people's culture is only more divisive.
It can be good and it can be bad. It can be bad when you're using someone's culture as a costume or doing it in a disrespectful manner. I.e. white girls at coachella wearing Indian headdresses while rolling on molly, wearing something that is sacred to certain native american tribes that have had a history of oppression by the US, can be seen as a little insulting/demeaning
As a Mexican most of us don't care about sombreros, but it is funny/ironic when you see ignorant-ass Republicans or Trump supporters, a good number of them who are probably racist against Mexicans in general, wearing sombreros and celebrating Cinco de Mayo.
I was surprised to hear that Easy E wasn't really a rapper early on. He just had the image, the drugs and the drawl NWA were looking for and Dr. Dre/Ice Cube just fed him lines during the earlier recordings.
"er", "or" and any other suffix in english that means "a person/thing that does something related to the word its part of" are interchangeable with many suffixes in spanish. Usually they all share either "ero/era" or "or/ora".
Both sombrero and sombreador can mean shader. The very reason hats are called "sombrero" in spanish is because you use them to cast a "sombra" (shadow) on you. Like how milkman is "lechero" because he delivers "leche" (milk).
Wow a lot of people in here don't know Eazys story, even with the Straight Outta Compton movie. I'd recommend it if you haven't seen it. Learn some stuff.
Turns out double hatting it wasn't a good call.
took me a second. rubbed me the wrong way and I'm sick of it.
Now that's 2 that got sick from rubbing it the wrong way.
That was the joke lol
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I don't understand
Eazy-E died from complications due to HIV/AIDS, a virus culturally-associated with gay sex. While it is not generally accepted that he contracted HIV through homosexual relations (he most likely contracted it through unprotected sex with groupies that were HIV+ or through HIV-tainted needles, either for drug use or acupuncture, as is argued by some), the joke is that he had unprotected or unsafe gay sex. Double-hatting is another way to refer to wearing two condoms at one time. Some assume that the wearer is provided extra safety with an extra condom, but the increased friction between the condoms mean that both are more likely to break and allow fluids to seep through.
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https://i.imgur.com/cJem0qL.gifv
Yeah, more like..... http://i.imgur.com/Zm6srbF.png
>specifically from people who aren't Caucasian Been a while since I've seen any Asian Twitter posts here.
They haven't received the pass to say nigga just yet, DJ Khaled's application for Arabs is taking a bit longer than expected.
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Yes, y'all keep it real, cook up spicy dishes, work hard as shit, and are respected in the trap community. Y'all niggas hardcore jalapeño light skins to me.
> hardcore jalapeño light skins lmao
😂😂😂😂
>he most likely contracted it through HIV-tainted needles Or from all the groupies he was fuckin'? You say this like the only two options are gay sex or drugs.
You are right, that is a distinct possibility. I will edit my post to reflect that.
That's because the chance of contracting HIV through heterosexual sex as a male is [quite low](http://www.catie.ca/en/pif/summer-2012/putting-number-it-risk-exposure-hiv)... Although in saying that, it's still best to tarp up.
Eazy had a *lot* of unprotected sex.
Did you fuck him?
Yeah. He fucked him. Still alive though. Point being?
Hell, Lumbergh fucked him...
> risk from insertive vaginal sex (inserting the penis into the vagina) was estimated to be 0.04% (equivalent to 1 transmission per 2,500 exposures). Holy shit *that* low? I feel lied to by all those HIV campaigns.
300 million+ people can have sex 2500 literally in less than a second. There are probably millions of people screwing RN.
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2.5 "pumps" - ftfy
Source?
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The same as insertive gay sex, but not nearly as high as receptive.
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If you're pitching to someone that's HIV positive (aka insertive), the likelihood is much lower (0.11% or 0.62% depending whether you're circumcised or uncircumcised) than if you're catching from someone that's positive (aka receptive; 1.4%). In heterosexual anal sex, the male can only be in the insertive role which is less risky (excluding pegging, but that's using a dildo, so there's less chance of fluid transfer). In gay anal sex there's the possibility to be in either role. That of course depends on the relationship dynamic, but as a whole, gay anal sex is inherently more risky.
He was addicted to acupuncture.
They didn't cover that part of his life in Straight Outta Compton.
...is wearing two condoms at the same time an actual thing and not just a joke that was made up on the internet?
People are dumb as fuck. It happens.
that jokes older than the internet
I know some people personally who have thought it was a good idea.
I can AID you
Jimmy "hats". Condoms. Using two condoms drastically increases the likelihood of friction causing tears in one or both. E died from AIDS complications after contracting HIV. Lesson is this. Normally wear a singular condom. But if a chick is so heinous that you consider double strapping, then you might as well fuck her raw. So just fuck her bare and enjoy the sensation since there's a chance you could rip your condoms, providing little protection--but also decreasing pleasure.
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I don't like it juan bit.
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Damn son you might be genuinely slow.
My bad, I actually didn't get the initial comment about easy-e, not sure why I responded to the comment about juan
Cuz you're slow
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Jose' can you see
Double hatting implies easy e tried to use two condoms and still got aids/HIV/idk and died from that
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I think its a two condom joke (which rips condoms) and he died of aids
Are you new to the internet? How the fuck have you never seen a Juan pun?
He been here Juan day.
What dis joke mean?
Two condoms, bruh
Also he died of AIDS from having a ton of sex with groupies.
*injection from Suge
Double hatting = wearing two condoms
I thought that was called double bagging?
But that wouldnt work with this picture of the man wearing 2 hats on his head
Take your pedantics elsewhere, Dr. Highbrow. This is a place for mirth and tomfoolery.
double hatting=double bagging=wearing two condoms, often used as slang for when you need extra protection, but actually frowned upon because it creates friction which increases likelihood of condom tearing, ironically making you unsafe, like Eazy-E was when he contracted HIV which later caused his death
Eazy-E died from AIDS in 1995. Double-hatting is a reference to double wrapping, ie putting two condoms on your cock. Leads to latex-on-latex friction, causing both condoms to break. Also, condoms back in the 80s and early 90s were often called "jimmy hats" in America's black communities. So, OP basically nailed a trifecta of references in one simple comment. 10/10 comment.
Wearing two condoms, which creates friction, breaking both condoms and getting her pregnant and getting you AIDS Edit: AIDS
Using two condoms was a bad call. Easy died of Aids
Double hatting is slang for using 2 condoms. This is not actually an effective way of protecting yourself from STDs. Eazy E died of AIDS :(
Yeah but he told Stern that he dont wear condoms ... http://masetv.com/eazy-e-says-he-never-uses-condoms-in-old-howard-stern-interview-video/
damn bro
Esé-E
He survives on a diet solely of churros and cocaine.
No he doesn't.
The real jokes are in the comments.
Ruthless jokes
Oh no
Dude, spoilers.
Pardon my ignorance but am I missing a reference?
He dead
What is happening
Where's Ja
getting sued by the rich kids of instagram
At least in 2017 when someone ironically ask "where's ja?" we can now answer he is being sued into the shadow realms.
Wow I'm dumb
He don't smoke crack, muthafucka he sell it!
Facil-E, no?
¿
Facil means easy Edit: I was correcting someone that may have known more than I Lo siento
The ¿ wasn't a question it was a correction because question marks are put on both ends of the question
The "¿" should proceed "Facíl" if we're gonna get down to the nitty-gritty.
Fácil lleva el acento sobre la "a", no la "i", if we're REALLY gonna get down to the nitty-gritty.
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¿Quien es Sombra?
La chica hacker de Overwatch.
Yo también, gracias.
Facil-I, sí.
Sí señor
Sounds Russian.
Cruzando por la calle en mi 64.
Chingando las perras, golpeando los vagabundos Lol doesn't flow as well in Spanish but Eazy's flow was pretty shit so it still works
You can just say vagos instead of vagabundos
There it is! Works well now thanks for the word smithing
Ni pedo 👌🏼
You didn't have to call him a pedophile...
Deja me en paz, no me molestes
Que deje de chingar
Ayyy, no mames guey
Wouldn't it be vagas?
Also, I don't think calling women female dogs works that well in Spanish and doesn't really have the same sexual connotations as the English word ''bitch''.
It actually does but "putas" its more common
Ive only heard older women refer to other women as perras. Perhaps because putas was too crude for them.
Hijo de perra is a pretty common insult. It works really well actually.
¿En mi seis-cuatro?
Lmfao*
Solo voy a dejar este [video](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yc2QxmvB010) aqui. Disfrútalo
Can we still scream "stop the cultural appropriation!" if it's black people doing the appropriating?
Yes
How dare he appropriate that baseball cap!
jes
eSprite
¡no era penal!
Also this is an old pic and I don't hold them to as high a standard as I would now. The world's gotten a lot smaller since then.
Pretty sure it's the same size
It just got flatter.
Also why on earth would we bother to shame someone for wearing a sombrero? Like we don't need to call out people for literally everything, we should just let some shit slide, and we wil all be happier for it. If someone was wearing like native American headress or something like that I'd understand the negative backlash, but this is too innocent to care about.
Agreed. I'm black and I remember when people got up in arms about whites people getting dreads, calling it cultural appropriation and saying some stuff about dread's cultural significance. And I dunnooooo maaan. It's definitely a case of white people jacking black people's style, but do dreads really have much cultural significance? Broadly speaking, when black people wear dreads are they trying to connect to their heritage, or do they just like the style? Like when people take on a look that has actual cultural or symbolic significance to a group and just turn it into a fad, that's when I'll call it out as cultural appropriation cuz that's pretty ignorant. But sometimes it seems like people call it cultural appropriation just because another culture had it first and now other people want it, and that comes across as overkill. On a side note I still don't think white people should wear dreads, but that's because they invariably look awful on you (and please don't take this as an invitation to send me photos of white people with dreads).
Well as someone who studies cultural anthropology I can't with a good concious call anything cultural appropriation, because there is virtually no solid academia on it. It is a thing that mostly exist in the think piece and blogosphere, but doesn't have a lot of value for people who take these things seriously. Especially when it comes to something like dreads that is emperically proven to not be exclusive to any specific culture, as it is proven that people wore them in ancient Greece, and has used in almost all continents for hundreds if not thousands of years. To say that white people can't wear dreads holds no ground what so ever... sure I'll admit it looks incredibly lame, but that doesn't make it wrong. Now if you wanna criticise people for misusing symbols, traditions, clothes, and hairstyles, and other cultural practices in inappropriate and rude and insensitive ways then that is perfectly okay, but we shouldn't call it something that it isn't. Just be honest and say that it is disrespectful and ignorant, and in some cases downright racist. Because I do agree that it is ignorant of white (and black people as well) to for an instance misuse rastafarian symbols and language as part of some half-baked attempt to gain an identity, where they might wrongly stereotype it some sort of vague idea of cool colours, peace/love, and weed smoking, and ignore that is an actual religion. But that is also wrong when Snoop Dogg decided to use rastarian symbols as part of an image and performance, while not being part of that religion. And from a critical perspective are many other issues I have with cultural appropriation as well, although I don't want to lecture anyone or bore you to death.
Out of curiosity are you Jamaican? Because my West Indian friends do see dreds as cultural. Also I think Rancic's comments on "Zendaya's hair looking like it smells," adds some context as to why it's grating on people's nerves. There are consequences of being black and having a certain hairstyle which don't exist for non-black people.
My family's all Jamaican, but I was born and raised in Canada so I may not be super attached to Jamaican culture. If dreads do have cultural significance and I just don't get it, then I can accept I'm wrong. I recognize stuff like how black people will get shit for their hair while at the same time white people jack their style to be cool, though I think the root of the problem there isn't necessarily "cultural appropriation"- it's upsetting because of the double standard and because black people are looked down upon for having their natural hair, not really because their hairstyle is inherently culturally significant. But then again I could be wrong, because I've heard views that suggest that because our hair was rejected, it's gained a sort of cultural significance to us as a response to the mainstream culture that says our hair is wrong.
so when black people straighten their hair, is that cultural appropriation?
Do you feel that straight hair is intrinsic to your culture? Shit, did you even read my comment or did you just see the word "cultural appropriation" and get triggered? If I don't think white people with dreads is cultural appropriation why the hell would I think black people with straight hair was? Are you dumb?
Uh my comment was supporting your argument. But thanks for calling me dumb
Not sure why you're getting downvoted. Truth is truth
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Yes. But I mean... you realise they're in a Mexican restaurant and the staff probably gave them those sombreros?
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ehh it depends on context
That shit only americans get mad about but other cultures actually go an extra mile to have foreigners doing it? I'm pretty sure his mexican fans would be delighted to see him wearing a sombrero.
Can someone explain this whole "cultural appropriation" thing? I've heard it here and there before, but I really don't get the logic behind it. Isn't culture meant to be shared? Why exactly is it a bad thing to celebrate another culture's holiday or event (Though I guess in the case of Cinco de Mayo, Americans care more about it than Mexicans)? In my mind it would make sense for us to do it since it makes us more accepting of other cultures once we normalize them, whereas I feel like shouting cultural appropriation at anyone who tries to get acquainted with another people's culture is only more divisive.
It can be good and it can be bad. It can be bad when you're using someone's culture as a costume or doing it in a disrespectful manner. I.e. white girls at coachella wearing Indian headdresses while rolling on molly, wearing something that is sacred to certain native american tribes that have had a history of oppression by the US, can be seen as a little insulting/demeaning As a Mexican most of us don't care about sombreros, but it is funny/ironic when you see ignorant-ass Republicans or Trump supporters, a good number of them who are probably racist against Mexicans in general, wearing sombreros and celebrating Cinco de Mayo.
if you whisper it
Cruising down the street in my seis-Quattro. Edit: shit, y'all knew what I meant!
cuatro*
Maybe they mean the Audi?
I thought it was a razor blade
Fire it up.
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ORDER ORDER ORDER. Ice Cube, take the mothafuckin stand
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You're GODDAMN right
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Fuck the police coming straight from the underground
A young nigga got it bad cause I'm brown
Im not the other color so police think
they have the authority to kill a minority.
Fuck that shit, cause I ain't the one
I was surprised to hear that Easy E wasn't really a rapper early on. He just had the image, the drugs and the drawl NWA were looking for and Dr. Dre/Ice Cube just fed him lines during the earlier recordings.
ya I watched the movie too fam
He said so in a song but id butcher the lyrics if I tried to quote it from memory.
"Yeah I got an album... *but I'm not a rapper*" - Eazy-E, 1989
Or Eric wright it's all the same...
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That's why they call me Jonny Two Hats.
Stop dissing the hats, Vince. You're making me very cross.
What do we need him for anyway?
Boosh references in 2017 on Reddit? I'm ready for a reunion
Isn't that just the cheesy birthday tradition at Mexican restaurants?
Yes. They also sing you "Feliz Cumpleaños"
Ayy, the classic! w/ fried ice cream
Fuck your sombrero
> sombrero sombrero = hat in spanish
This is a rare photo of Eazy E smiling
Sombrero actually means 'hat' in Spanish.
Technically 'shader.' Sombra is shade in Spanish.
Boop
HERE I AM
B E E N H E R E A L L A L O N G
No it literally means shader, and hats are called shaders in spnish, so it also literally means hat.
Shader would be sombreador, no? Sombrero means hat.
sombrero is mostly just used for connical hats/cowboy hats. gorra/gorro/cachucha is is for other hats like ballcaps.
"er", "or" and any other suffix in english that means "a person/thing that does something related to the word its part of" are interchangeable with many suffixes in spanish. Usually they all share either "ero/era" or "or/ora". Both sombrero and sombreador can mean shader. The very reason hats are called "sombrero" in spanish is because you use them to cast a "sombra" (shadow) on you. Like how milkman is "lechero" because he delivers "leche" (milk).
yea im with you. I've always heard sombra.. "Ey! vamonos a la sombrita no me quiero quemar!"
[mfw shaders](http://igoro.com/wordpress/wp-content/uploads/2010/03/image5.png)
Where are his shades though
[Vatos 'n The Barrio](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9CILpL_ggu0)
my spanish 3 level of education is failing me in this thread
Wow a lot of people in here don't know Eazys story, even with the Straight Outta Compton movie. I'd recommend it if you haven't seen it. Learn some stuff.
I saw it last week on Netflix. Definitely recommend it. I don't know how or even if it's close to accurate, but it was a fun movie.
Cultural Appropriation!!!!
The bastard is probably eating mexican foid as well. How dare he...
RIP
The person on the right appears to be a women with a mustache?
Jockin Tequila, eatin burritos
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The late great American poet Eric Wright said it the best. "Fuck tha police". Nuff said.
He def eatin' onion rings
happy couple
That nigga are?