Shoutout to King Of The Dot and OVO one time For flying out Jet Li on a Lear Jet cuz Lil Romeo Must Die My last battle was Battle Of The Bay 5 That was 5 years ago, when I was ‘yay’ high I feel Paranoid on a 'Ye high cuz with these cameras, this host And this little pussy, am I on Dateline? I could kill you in 6 seconds I should just make Vines Let’s save time, just say “time” He’s probably gon say some Asian shit and pull out shoguns Peking Duck, Ching Chang Chong Wait, slow that down, did I accidentally diss you? I said pull out yo guns, peeking duck, ching chang chong That shit is easy as fuck, I don’t like to slow it down When I spit a line, I want y’all to know it now You always over-explain, that shit is overly done, ain’t y’all over …show more content…
I know that shit was driving him crazy, like when you behind the wheel I shoot and fire steel that’ll pop at ya And I light 8 sticks like it’s Hanukah Just to get you capped like a yarmulke That’ll erase this mark like a swastika I load and flash steel, that’s photographers And the can it’ll cap it all like Ottawa Yo I’m boxing ya if we brawl up in this place You’ll get knuckles all up in ya face And ya head be knocked off like the Jordans that y’all make So y’all go and gave me this Chino in TO Who eats soup named miso and he’s called a hero? Nigga I will take every dollar you got if ya gwap got zeroes Like that movie they was shooting, Heat Al Pacino’s in the cast and Rob Deniro SLOW IT DOWN! I JUST DISSED YOU! I said we’re shooting heat, I’ll put Chinos in a cast and rob dinero You take this Asian pride shit so far Your favorite battle rapper is probably Math I mean, there’s nothing left to talk …show more content…
Nigga pipe down, you ain’t got the Magnum for protection to pop Con, Dumb it’s not in your lifestyle I need you to tell me right now Why do you use “R’s” instead of “L’s” when you speak? He be like “Herro!” my favorite rapper is Ril Wayne I mean now that’s the truth, I ain’t racist I don’t know if that’s something you do cuz you’re Asian But in this battle I’ll give you a L so you can use it in ya language That Ruger get to banging Put you in ya place if you coming for Con dough Go realer with the bananas For the monkey business wherever con go Why would you think a nine would miss? Bullets have no name but they still coming for John though Y’all know S.O.N.S created a lane for any battler that has bars Even when you Asian will break And somebody down and killin em, that’s ours No, when you Asians will break and somebody down and killin em That’s SARS So even if he did say he’ll boil me like Ether when he bust
The author Ken Kesey was born in La Junta, Colorado and went to Stanford University. He volunteered to be used for an experiment in the hospital because he would get paid. In the book “One Flew Over the Cuckoo’s Nest”, Kesey brings up the past memories to show how Bromden is trying to be more confident by using those thoughts to make him be himself. He uses Bromden’s hallucinations, Nurse Ratched’s authority, and symbolism to reveal how he’s weak, but he builds up more courage after each memory.
him not to prepare for the loss of his beauty and youth. The only way
Hard Candy is a one act comedy about hiring practices for Banff Enterprises. It is set in the offices of employment at Banff Enterprises. The interesting part of the play is that every character that applies and gets hired takes over the job of the previous interviewer. I found it to be a very humorous play that deals with interviewing tactics and inter-office dilemmas. The only real main character is Linda the secretary who is the only continuing character throughout the entire play. Every other character is only in one or two scenes. In the beginning of the play Linda, the secretary, is very jovial and excited, but as time and the play go one she becomes more and more depressed until she just doesn’t care any longer and kills the manager at the time. She is an interesting character that personifies so many of the people in the work force. Then the applicants/managers range from a variety of personalities. There is the original manager who was in a fraternity with the first applicant, Bob. Therefore Bob got the job with no experience and no skills. Bob, the next manager, interviews Cindy who is a insanely intelligent woman. She knows forty eight languages and has eleven degree’s. Bob tests her knowledge and in the end hire’s her. It goes on with interviews from a slacker, to a man who bribes his way into the job, a take-charge woman, a sexy man, an oddball, a military freak, and finally a shy young teenager, Jill. Jill is the one killed in the end by Linda. The secretary in the end, after the death of Jill, takes over the company and begins to change the "corruption" of Banff Enterprises. All in all, a very entertaining play.
Human beings love to be entertained. We love being interested in the things we like, and intrigued by the things we’re not supposed to like. Whether it be someone else’s pain or another person’s joy, all of us hold the capability of finding entertainment within anything. Thus, contrasting the capability of boredom. However, the point of all this is to express the duality. The duality between good and evil; joy and pain; entertainment and boredom. It’s an inevitable fact that we humans have the freedom of choice, but without detailed studies and thorough research, those effects are a mystery. In the film A Clockwork Orange, directed by Stanley Kubrick, the main protagonist had an evil mind and committed evil acts. After being imprisoned, he submitted to a behavior modification experiment in order to shorten his sentence. The experiment was based on the Pavlovian study of conditioning. The researchers had Alex, the main protagonist, constantly
First came the pride, an overwhelming sense of achievement, an accomplishment due to great ambition, but slowly and enduringly surged a world of guilt and confusion, the conscience which I once thought diminished, began to grow, soon defeating the title and its rewards. Slowly the unforgotten memories from that merciless night overcame me and I succumbed to the incessant and horrific images, the bloody dagger, a lifeless corpse. I wash, I scrub, I tear at the flesh on my hands, trying desperately to cleanse myself of the blood. But the filthy witness remains, stained, never to be removed.
30) choose one dramatic convention in Cyrano de Bergerac and discribe how it is used to enhance the text: "The play whas play in Paris, France, in the year 1640" the name of the play is " Cyron de Bergac".
Shakespeare’s literature exemplifies creativeness and powerful word use to create bodies of work with strong attributes that grab the reader’s attention. Midsummer’s night dream is an example of some of Shakespeare’s best work. The thesis of this essay is Hermia’s father, Esues wants his daughter to marry someone that he approves of and more importantly he wants someone for her that is respected by the rest of society to admire. This play has love, drama and characters that follow their hearts. Hermia is told she is not allowed to love or marry Lysander by her father. Her father Esues wants her to marry Demetrius. The setting of the play is taken in Athens. Athens is a place of order and royalty and a place where people are supposed to marry
Marcus’s life has been flipped upside down. Last month, his father passed away in a car accident. Yesterday, a strange girl showed up on his front porch. He opened the door to his father’s home, which he had recently inherited. There stood a 5’6” girl with dyed black hair, ripped jeans, familiar ice blue colored eyes with a junker puttering in the driveway. Those eyes reminded him of someone‒his father. They just stared at each other for a few moments before she blurted, “Uhh, I think I am your sister.”
“All the world’s a stage, and all the men and women merely players.” William Shakespeare may have written these words in As You Like It in 1600, but Erving Goffman truly defined the phrase with his dramaturgical theory. Dramaturgical analysis is the study of social interaction in terms of theatrical performance. Unlike actors though, who use a script telling them how to behave in every scene, real life human interactions change depending upon the social situation they are in. We may have an idea of how we want to be perceived, and may have the foundation to make that happen. But we cannot be sure of every interaction we will have throughout the day, having to ebb and flow with the conversations and situations as they happen.
On a house, on a hill, on the darkest of nights, when the rain poured down a little too hard and the wind blew a little too coldly, a Creature perched, digging its claws into the rotting roof. It was not the first time this particular Creature sat on a spot like this, on a night very much like this night, surveying his domain. For not so near, but not so very far a building sprung up out of the bleakness. Fenced in by barbed wire, its windows barred, the occasional tormented pale face peering out, it stood, a miracle of the taxpayers’ moneys, slowly falling into disarray, no move to fix it. The Creature shifted, confident in its roost, and glaring at me. Inclining my head, I signaled I knew what was asked of me. The Creature took off, soaring in large, lazy circles like a vulture might do as he waits patiently for his next meal to die.
I was reading a book today and I saw two quotes that instantly reminded me of you; the book that I was reading is about a girl who has leukemia.
In the wee hours of the morning time moved like dripping tar. The saturnine darkness slinked into every fissure, every crevice of the old theater corrupting all that it touched. A lonesome stage stood waiting for an actor, a comedian, a singer, or any artist to once again use its firm platform to entertain a new. Long had the theater lay dormant. Too many years had passed since the last play had worked its magic for an enthralled audience. Without warning the sound of sobbing broke the quiet of night. Beneath the stage a wretched man lay captive within a small cell. His hair matted, his face dirty and unshaven, his eyes were blood shot from endless tears. And then he jumped like an animal to cling from the bars. He tossed his head back to howl
After returning to Orri’s hut, Tristan sees that it is time to uphold his promise to King Mark and “fly the land.” Tristan delays his departure for three days, but on the fourth day he says to Gorvenal that the hour has come, meaning he is finally ready to leave. Tristan flees to Wales, the land of Duke Gilain, where the duke welcomes him as a “God-sent guest.” Tristan does everything he can to distract himself from his despair, but not even adventures for the duke, nor grand feasts could appease him. Duke Gilain, noticing Tristan’s distress, decides the best way to soothe his suffering is with a fairy thing. This fairy thing is a dog that the Duke of Gilian had received as a love-gift from the Duke of Avalon. On the dog, there is a fairy bell that when rang would
. Brought up in such an environment, the boy always remains mentally upset. While playing with his friends, he can see Mangan’s sister when she comes at the doorstep of her house to call Mangan to his tea. He develops an intense interest in the girl. Sometimes he worships Mangan's sister from religious point of view, sometimes he is attracted by her figure and posture. On seeing her on the railing outside her house, the emotional language he uses proclaims that his attraction is physical rather than spiritual: "Her dress swung as she moved her body and the soft rope of her hair tossed from side to side"6. “This vision of beauty only intensifies his already feverish passion for the girl.”7 He keeps on thinking about her all the time. He actually
The idea to include L1 as part of the language teaching system has been debated upon in recent years. The strong anti-L1 suggest on a complete prohibition of L1 in classrooms, while many others see L1 as a tool to better students’ learning of the TL. This section will highlight the pros and cons arguments for using the L1 in classrooms, along with further evidence supporting the advantages mother tongue bring to the language learning, and teaching process.