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Oct 16 2009

There’s Meat on the Table Tonight

There’s meat on the table tonight

 

When I was younger and worked nine to five.

There was hope and a hunger and a will to survive

But history’s history, the past is good bye

yet there was meat on the table that night.

 

Now we’re engaged in a great civil war

that’s pimping our memories and creating new whores.

I’ve never been evil and never took flight.

But there’s meat on the table tonight.

 

I know that it’s cheating and know that it kills,

But the family’s grieving and taken to ills

Food is the life-blood and food is the light

And there’ll be meat on the table tonight.

 

When did it come to this, when did I fall?

I could of said No, I could have stood tall.

But the collector’s collecting and electricity’s due

and the water, the rent and the telephone too.

I could have soared higher, climbed to new heights

But there’s meat on the table tonight

 

So, so far so good and I’ve managed to hide

This newfound new income from the girl by my side

Oh, but sooner or later all wrongs turn to right.

But there’s meat on the table tonight.

 

But kings fall from grace, as does common man

I’ve tried and I’ve worked just as hard as I can

A thief is a thief as black is to white

But there’s meat on the table tonight.

 

One of these days, I’ll get caught in the fight.

One of these years I’ll end up inside

The gated community where no one survives

But for now and for later we’re doin’ all right.

And there’s meat on the table tonight.

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Sep 28 2009

Ebonics Part I

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Allrighty then…

Remember the old adage “You can take the boy out of the country, but you can’t take the country out of the boy?”

mmmmm, well, take a looky at this here video. This gentleman would be wise to remember the words of Satchel Paige:

“Ain’t no man can avoid being born average. But ain’t no man got to be common.”

This is what you get in the digital age. In the old days; read - 5 years ago - The cost of tape/film was prohibitive enough that when one flubbed a take, the cameras stopped rolling…Not these days…

By the way; How come when you watch National Geographic, they explain how someone is the “first” to climb said mountain and yet someone else climbed up right behind him WHILE CARRYING forty lbs. of video gear?

Any how, here is today’s  Ebonics lesson:

 

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Sep 20 2009

Google like a Pirate!!!

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In honor of “Talk Like A Pirate Day” Here is Google like a Pirate:

Google for Pirates

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Sep 13 2009

CraigsList

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CraigsList - Weird Al

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Sep 07 2009

The Light

There are things they say

that can’t be seen,

can’t be held and can’t be dreamed.

 

There are worlds of wise-men

dead men too,

some too kind, and some too cruel.

 

There are tiny places

we all hide,

the caustic evils we store inside.

 

There are great big valleys

and hidden seas,

elemental genius  and the Pharasees’.

 

Time marches forward

time stands still,

Time slides backwards, always will.

 

Lost in shadows

mired by night

Then comes guidance then comes Light.

 

M. Marcus 09/07/09

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Aug 28 2009

The Revenge of the White Dudes

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Whew, this little gem crossed my path earlier. You know how your friends are constantly asking you: “Yo, white dude, why can’t you and your brothers write a rap song?” Well, for one, we are severely limited on topics of interest.  Using myself as an example; I’ve never had a stable of bitches so therefore, I don’t have much pimpin’ experience. I’ve never sold crack in the projects, hell, I’ve never bought crack in the projects, and I’ve never had a thousand dollar bottle of champagne to drink while shopping for a Rolex in Beverly Hills either.

So, common ground? Maybe…I do like women and, evidently so does this gentleman: I proudly present to you…decent White folk hip-hop. Oh, and by the way, this is in NO WAY WHAT SO EVER safe for work.

 

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Aug 25 2009

How To Fold A Shirt

Dear Reader,

not to be confused with Kim Jong II, Dear Leader,

I know it has been two months since I last invaded your privacy; But I was engaged in my annual “Fall Down the Rabbit Hole…” sabbatical.

I, as a rule, do not cotton to my birthday well at all. In fact I rather dislike this yearly occurrence. I tend to imbibe in the “brewery arts” to an extent that could, by laymen’s terms, be called intoxication.

Oscar Wilde: “I have found that alcohol, in small amounts can cause intoxication.”

But I digress.

I know you’ve wondered what exciting earth-shattering topic will Argus address in his first column in nearly sixty days? Well, I’ve been eagerly watching the news of the world around us and have decided to address the MOST IMPORTANT issue of our times. That’s right, How To Fold A Shirt!!

Without further ado:

How To Fold A Shirt

 

 


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Aug 22 2009

The Big Wave

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What if Facebook PAID you to socialize?

Sidetick Does!!!

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Jul 28 2009

Incredible Vid!!

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BIRDY NAM NAM - THE PARACHUTE ENDING from Steve Scott on Vimeo.

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Jul 02 2009

IN THE MOMENT

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In the Moment

The seraphs laughed and gathered ‘round me.
Prodding me with smiles.
Minutes matter, they then said.
More so than country miles.
The time is now, and always will be,
Enjoy it while it’s here.
Do not belie what lies inside you,
Don’t mark the time in years.
Grace is fleeting, as is love,
Take it when it shows.
Live for now, that’s where you are,
Can’t take it when you go.
I didn’t like the seraphim,
Their joviality.
But when I looked into the mirror,
I saw that they were me.

Mitch Marcus

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