Essential The Locker Room's Random Thoughts

[Rawtid]

Started watching Breaking Bad and Walt is delusional af. You lied to your wife’s face...multiple times. Became a whole drug dealer and you’re mad she wants a divorce? Sign the fukking papers, baldy

 

[315]

 

[Tenchi Ryu]

I hate the internet

 

[KING WILL]

 

[Dontay Flaco]

 

[Marc Spector]

im out

 

[CreepyMcCreeperson]

Just went down a rabbit hole of googling someone, and finding all kinds of info



That was very satisfying

 

[SATAN]

This Latino chick ass looks so fluffy yet tight

Them scrubs hugging that shyt perfect


I don't even want to be tempted

I wish there was button u could turn off so u don't even get attracted to anyone else when u in a happy relationship



My girl tall and fine

Not even thinking of cheating


But this bytch just stupid sexy

Eat that p*ssy from the back like u looking at Venus through a telescope


I'm start ignoring and evading this sexy bih

Nothing wrong with having eye candy, just take it all in


Then smash ya girl even harder than usual

 

[Dwolf]

This “Sis, is this your man?” Group that someone added me into on FB is bringing me all types of life.

I don’t know a single man that has been put on blast yet but the ones that have.....


One girl said the man left shyt streaks in her sheets after sex.

But she fukking a nikka wit shytty draws

 

[Pazzy]

Started watching Breaking Bad and Walt is delusional af. You lied to your wife’s face...multiple times. Became a whole drug dealer and you’re mad she wants a divorce? Sign the fukking papers, baldy

For real, walt broke more than bad. He went straight to hell and didnt come back up. I guess the moral of the story is that anybody can become that way when given the circumstances and conditions. Regardless, he was not an honorable man. He was a monster that did some horrific shyt for his ego, greed and etc. In fact, he might be worse than marlo. At least marlo was what he was and knew it. Walt literally was teaching kids in class after killing people. And at the very end, he did all that shyt for nothing and left his family worse off.

 

[Tenchi Ryu]

He better be glad

 

[Ol’Otis]

 

[Dontay Flaco]

I fukking love Hip Hop!

 

[Tenchi Ryu]

2021 man

 

[Ol’Otis]

What he thinks is really missing is the idealistic, forward-thinking energy of the Eastside, which ran on a local economy of largely black business owners catering to black folks. Of course, that economy was a product of segregation, but the point is that the community-first vision of that old economy still applies. Anderson says that in the ‘90s, when that vision was critically needed, “We didn’t aim high enough.” It’s painful for him to say, but objectively speaking, gentrification has been the only path so far to the higher quality of life in black communities that he had hoped would have taken root 25 years ago.