Apr
27

So yeah man…Damn B’ I had the whole weekend but…

By admin


Alright so…I liked B in Cadillac Records even though it was waaaaaaaaaaay obvious that this broad…ahem, diva…was tryna make up for the whole Dreamgirls debacle…I say that to say this DAMN B!
Can you sing? is this true? are you really sounding like a damn sick baby panda?
























 

watch the vid…well after the damn interview

now listen to what I lovingly refer to as “this damn shit!” Shout out to Bro. Stern on Sirius…
Click Here

Tha shit isn’t bad…it’s haaaaaarrrraaaable!

Even Worse….

Britney…stringin’ us along!

So if ya missed it…you really didn’t miss much….OTHER THAN HER RAG TAG HANGIN’ OUT!!!!

 

Bin Laden could be dead, whereabouts unknown: Zardari
Reuters
Monday, April 27, 2009; 5:52 AM

he may be dead...

he may be dead...


ISLAMABAD (Reuters) – Pakistan’s President Asif Ali Zardari said on Monday that the whereabouts of al Qaeda leader Osama bin Laden remained a mystery and there was a suspicion that he could be dead.

Speaking to international media, Zardari said U.S. officials had told him that they had no trace of the al Qaeda chief, although they habitually say he is most likely in Pakistan.

Pakistan’s own intelligence agencies were no wiser, either, Zardari said.

“There is no news,” the president said. “They obviously feel that he does not exist anymore but that’s not confirmed, we can’t confirm that.”

Al Jazeera aired excerpts of an audio recording in March in which the speaker’s voice sounded like earlier messages from bin Laden, who has eluded all efforts to catch him since al Qaeda carried out the September 11, 2001 attacks on the United States.

Bin Laden, if he is still alive, turned 52 on March 10, but he is known to suffer from ill-health.

There have been reports that he had died of natural causes in the past, but they have never been corroborated, and security analysts believe intelligence agencies monitoring jihadi websites on the Internet would have picked up some chatter.

 

(Reporting by Zeeshan Haider; Editing by Simon Cameron-Moore and Dean Yates)

 

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