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I finally found a great doctor! I've moved a lot and have been to many, many optometrists and I've always used gas permeable lenses. In the past, a lense would sometimes shift and cause the lense to suction my eyeball (really painful!) or a lense would fly out of my eye and I would be on my office cubicle floor looking for it... Dr. Na gave a thorough exam and answered all of my questions, and I am so happy with my n... view moreLike this review?Yes|Flag AbuseProvided by Citysearch
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Shenzhen - China - October 25, 2008 - First timed trials for the Grand Prix of Shenzhen: David Trask Trask Brothers Racing. This GP is the 6th leg of the UIM F1 Powerboat World Championship 2008. Picture by Vittorio Ubertone/Idea Marketing.
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I posted this also in the "Getting Pregnant" board, but I'd like to duplicate it here to get a smaller, more intimate discussion going from ladies whom I actually have interacted with before!.......
So, it's a rainy day in NC today and I'm feeling completely lazy. Was wondering around the internet and stumbled upon the "the business of being born" documentaries and everything they stand for. I bought and watched the first segment, and literally.... IT BLEW MY MIND. We are currently TTC#2 and looking at prospective birth options for when we have the baby...
I know many of you probably saw the title "natural birth" and rolled your eyes thinking that I'm some sort of feminist crunchy pain-lover, but let me clarify a few things: My first birth was at a hospital. I was medicated, had an epidural, and eventually an episiotomy. I loved having drugs, and I loved not being in pain. I felt nothing, and I was glad. I hate pain, and I'm one of those people who doesn't think twice about occasionally taking a little more tylennol than I'm supposed to if my headache is really awful.
However, I AM CONVINCED that there are things that hospitals and OBs and surgeons aren't telling us when it comes to birthing and our bodys' ability to handle it, unassisted.
I'm truthfully still not sold on the whole idea of natural birth, and my lack of pain tolerance is the main thing standing in my way of accepting it. I know I COULD do it, but do I want to?
This is where you ladies come in. I'd like to get some feedback from you all about your natural birth experiences, how well you generally handle pain, and how well you coped with birthing PAIN MED-FREE.
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I consider myself a bit of a minimalist, not requiring too much in the way of valuable things. It's not that I have anything against nice things, it's more so that I just prefer functional and simple objects. I enjoy simple pleasures like a cup of coffee, a nice movie, and going for a walk in the park.
My interests tend to vary a great deal, with things such as art, psychology, technology, animals, philosophy, anthropology, languages being among them. I personally believe that most things can be interesting and amazing if you view them from a certain perspective. I love learning about the things that people are passionate about, and what it is about it that intrigues them.
When it comes to relationships, I'm strictly monogamous. I'm not the sort that tends to date around, as I think it's only right to focus my energy on them. I tend to be quite affectionate and I'm a big fan of cuddling, hugs and other things like that. I'd also consider myself a romantic, liking to keep track of special occasions and doing little things to just tell my partner that I care. I take my relationships seriously and I'd hope that the other person does as well.


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"It all starts out on that blacktop," Campion said, pointing to the playground outside the gym's windows. "Someday you can play for the Honorable Coach Ridgeway. Have fun at Elsmere; it's the best time of your life."
The grade school kids rocked out to a four-minute clip that Ridgeway had put together of the soccer team's finest moments. The theme from "Rocky" set them clapping and swaying.
Kloss had all the student athletes stand; followed by the students who'd been involved in humanitarian organizations.
"And all the students who were in music," Elsmere's music teacher Cori DeFabbio said, "would you stand."
She beamed at the high school students and turned to her current students.
"Every one!" DeFabbio said. "All right!"
Seniors Vanessa Calaban and Amy Forando played a quick and lively tune on their clarinet and oboe.
Reed acknowledged the people who had helped shape the students in their youngest school years. In addition to Hogan, the retired principal from the seniors' Elsmere days, Dorothy Whitney, had returned for the event, as had the retired head custodian, Bert Reed. Retired teachers Shari Piper and Diana Venter (who still substitutes) were also on hand.
"Some of the students have changed so much," Venter said.
Parents had also come " perhaps for an unexpected last shot with a video camera at their children's first school.
"One mother told me that coming here made her realize that her daughter really is finishing school," Reed said.
"I came because it's Elsmere," said Hal Rosenthal, a former PTA president whose son Mark is graduating this year. "This is such a great place for kids.
It's warm and protective, and a great place for kids to start learning."
The kids also formed friendships at Elsmere.
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Unique wedding band ideas are required for men, just as much as how women need them. The rings are a style statement, worn with a purpose. The options available in the market on wedding rings for men have gone up with time. The groom gets the opportunity to narrow their list and get the ideal accessory. The most elegant and unique styles of wedding bands have passed across generations.
Domed rings
The most classic choice of wedding bands for men includes the domed rings. These are tailor made and cut to suit the personalized desires of many grooms. The ones who are not used to wearing rings can opt for the domed fashion. This kind of accessory is not flashy and comes in different types of metals and designs.
Flat bands
The flat shaped bands are much more contemporary than the traditional ones. The style can be worn by both, the bride and her groom. The flat bands give the wearer a modern and sleek look. The ring can be shaped to have an extra touch of edge. This piece of jewelry is also offered with many options to pick from. The flat bands are perfect for hipster grooms. This is one of the most sought out ring patterns. Men need not restrict themselves to the plain simple bands. They can go for the popular patterns of twists. The two toned rings which are crafted with two metals are common among young grooms. The patterns of waves and weaves are also enjoyed by the new couples.
Gem Bands
Gemstones are precious and men do have an eye on it. The Diamond and Sapphire are the most precious but readily available stones. The rings need to be handled with extra care and concern. The work of the bands will surpass the plain ones as the stones need to be protected from damage or loss.
Silver Bands
The least expensive kind of wedding ring for men is made of sterling silver. This is ideal for weddings based on budgets. The soft metal silver is durable and ideal for regular usage. The element might need regular forms of polishing as it is prone to nicks and dents.
Platinum Bands
Gone are the days of the diamond, here comes platinum. The silver colored metal which is the most valuable one of all metals. The platinum bands are an exact choice for men. It is durable and extremely stylish. The fashionable entity doe has a price tag, which enacts to be its downfall.
Tungsten Bands
Now this is for science enthusiast grooms. The tungsten wedding bands which bring out the nerd in you. The metal is scratch resistant and inexpensive. It has a dark color which is preferred by many couples. Nevertheless it is not for men who do not fancy rings as it is heavy.
Gold Bands
Last but definitely not the least; Gold is serving the purpose of wedding rings for a very long time. The metal can be polished, carved and afforded. Everyone knows and loves gold. The wedding bands for men could seem tough, but watch out; there are many style options available for the groom too.


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Paul McCartney has decided to end his rivalry with John Lennon's widow Yoko Ono as he feels it has gone on too long.
Paul McCartney has quashed his feud with Yoko Ono once and for all.
The Beatles hitmaker has finally put his long-standing grudge with John Lennon's widow to rest in a new interview with Rolling Stone magazine, during which he branded the 80-year-old icon a ''badass''.
He told the music magazine: ''I thought, 'If John loved her, there's got to be something. He's not stupid. It's like, what are you going to do? Are you going to hold a grudge you never really had? George [Harrison] would say to me, 'You don't want stuff like that hanging around in your life.' ''
Paul and Yoko's bitter rivalry lasted for decades, with Yoko blaming Paul for driving her husband and bandmates George Harrison and Ringo Starr out of the band, and Paul believing Yoko's influence on John was responsible for the group's demise in 1970.
However, Paul is adamant he could never forgive John's murderer Mark Chapman, who shot the 'Imagine' singer outside his New York apartment in 1980, ending his life aged just 40.
The 71-year-old star raged: ''I think I could pretty much forgive anyone else. But I don't see why I'd want to forgive him. This is a guy who did something so crazy and terminal. Why should I bless him with forgiveness?''


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Jaleel White, most known for his character "Urkel" and "Stefan" on "Family Matters" recently returned to the spot light as one of the contestants on "Dancing With The Stars." With all his reemerging fame, ex-wife and mother to his children, Bridget Hardy claims that he used to abuse and cheat on her. Bridget claims to have found nude photos and texts from other women in his phone. She also told Star Magazine "He pushed me into the toilet, and it broke. Water went everywhere, through the walls and even to the kitchen downstairs." She also says he "verbally and emotionally, he's abusive. He told me I'm not working; I have no money; I'm white trash. None of it was true." Bridget goes on to mention "He texted me and offered me $200,000 to leave our daughter with him and have me go and start my own family," she tells Star. "He basically tried to pay me off. I went home screaming and said, 'We're done.'"
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Just 70 beaches were awarded a Blue Flag Award by the national body, one less than last year and 15 less than the most successful year for the scheme in 2007.
The biggest problem for water quality is when it rains heavily and sewage overflows are allowed to go into the sea.
To prevent this being a problem a number of Blue Flag beaches will pilot a scheme this year to provide warnings to beach users when nearby combined sewer overflows are discharging.
It is likely that up to 60 beaches will take part in the pilot scheme, comprising a mixture of Blue Flag beaches and beaches used regularly for surfing. The final list of pilot sites is still being developed.
Popular stretches of beach that failed to get a Blue Flag this time, despite being awarded in previous years include Bridlington North Beach in Yorkshire, Hove Lawns in Brighton and Blackpool South Beach.
The Marine Conservation Society remains concerned about bathing quality and plastic litter on Britain's beaches.
However it is a vast improvement from 2002 when just 45 beaches received the internationally-recognised reward that guarantees water quality and good facilities for parking and changing.
Bognor Regis was back in the list, after falling out last year and the Devon resort of Torbay was awarded six Blue Flags.Other traditional seaside destinations to receive a high number of flags include Cornwall, Southend-on-Sea, Skegness, Bournemouth and Scarborough.
In addition to the 70 beaches awarded a Blue Flag this year, 108 beaches around England have received Quality Coast Awards, again slightly down on the 111 that received awards last year.
Phil Barton, chief executive of Keep Britain Tidy, insisted beaches are getting cleaner.
"With 146 beaches around England's coastline achieving Blue Flags and Quality Coast Awards this year, what better way to holiday in this country than to visit one of the award-winning beaches.
"The continuing high standards of our beaches are testament to the hard work carried out by beach managers throughout the year in order to provide clean and safe beaches for everyone to enjoy, whether you live on the coast or are a visitor."
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Ringgit Halts 2-Day Gain on Concern Global Recovery Faltering
Malaysia's ringgit halted a two-day gain as concern the global economic recovery is faltering heightened risk aversion and damped demand for emerging-market assets.
The U.S. reported June 3 that payrolls grew at the slowest pace in eight months in May and the unemployment rate jumped to the highest level this year. Greece's efforts to resolve its debt crisis are being complicated by a failure by European regulators to make banks raise enough capital to withstand a default. The "fragilities" of Europe's banking industry mean a Greek default isn't an option, European Union Economic and Monetary Affairs Commissioner Olli Rehn said last week.
"People are selling emerging-market currencies because of the ongoing situation in Greece," said Azmi Shukri Rahman, a foreign-exchange trader at CIMB Investment Bank Bhd. in Kuala Lumpur. "I don't think the ringgit will fall too much given the expectation of a rate increase."
The ringgit traded at 3.0075 per dollar as of 4:57 p.m. in Kuala Lumpur, little changed from 3.0085 yesterday, according to data compiled by Bloomberg.
A government report on June 9 may show factory output rose 2.5 percent in April from a year earlier, compared with 2.4 percent in March, according to the median estimate of economists surveyed by Bloomberg.
The central bank raised its overnight policy rate to 3 percent from 2.75 percent on May 5. The monetary authority will next review borrowing costs on July 7. Inflation was at a two-year high of 3.2 percent in April.
Government bonds fell. The yield on the 4.16 percent note due July 2021 rose one basis point, or 0.01 percentage point, to 4.04 percent, according to Bursa Malaysia.


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De Pere singer Naomi Khang, 16, will open Friday's benefit concert at the Meyer Theatre.
Naomi Khang has sung in front of crowds before, but Friday's performance at the Meyer Theatre is her biggest gig to date.
The 16-year-old junior at West De Pere High School gets to do the opening act honors for Nashville singer/songwriters Jeremy Lister and Andy Davis during a concert to benefit the Northeast Wisconsin Chapter of the American Red Cross. It won't be her first time on stage at the historic theater, where she took second place in November in the Meyer's Talent Jam competition.
She'll do a three-song set that will include covers of "Skyfall'' by Adele and "I Wanna Go'' by Yuna. ...


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Dew Tour Breck: Womens Superpipe FinalsDec 12th 2014
Maddie Bowman wins women's superpipe finals ahead of Annalisa Drew (2nd) and Ayana Onozuka (3rd)! Check out the full results and videos of the winning runs.
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Some more unfortunate news here from Laax, Switzerland on the last day of the fifth annual European Open.
Following yesterday's cancelation of men's and women's slopestyle finals, today's men's and women's superpipe finals were canceled as well, due to little to no visibility and cyclone-style winds, as Jen Hudak shows off below...
Jen Hudak. The wind was just a blowin!
Jossi Wells holding on to the athlete tent so it didn't blow away...again.
The guys did train for a short period of time amidst the blizzard, and the first two skiers in contention took their first run, but after the second rider got injured after falling prey to the high winds, the decision was made to call the whole thing off.
Needless to say, everyone is pretty bummed, but kudos to the organizers for putting the athletes' safety first, and as a good faith gesture, splitting up the intended prize money amongst the competitors.
A good number of the skiers here in Laax will now make their way to Tignes, France for the inaugural European X Games, which begins on Tuesday and we'll be bringing you daily coverage on. So be sure to stay tuned.
Maddie Bowman wins women's superpipe finals ahead of Annalisa Drew (2nd) and Ayana Onozuka (3rd)! Check out the full results and videos of the winning runs.
X Games has officially and sadly concluded in picturesque Aspen, Colorado following last night's Ski Big Air and this afternoon's Men's Ski Superpipe Finals.
Men's Superpipe closed X Games 2015 with a three run format, having athletes fight to stick tricks in the soft pipe.
Torin Yater-Wallace wins Dew Tour Breck Superpipe ahead of David Wise (2nd) and Kevin Rolland (3rd)! Check out the full results and VIDEOS here!


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Born and raised in Tuscany, Marco has more than 16 years of professional experience in architecture, interior and lighting design. During this time, he founded an award-winning architectural studio in Arezzo where he managed a multi- disciplinary design team. This is where Marco fell in love with the idea of merging architecture, design and fashion from the perspective of the photographer. In London since 2008, he has made this idea flourish into mjfstudio, a photographic bureau with a vision that will always remain connected to Marco's roots as an architect. Marco is a Licentiate Photographer of the British Institute of Professional Photography (BIPP) and a Chartered Architect of the Royal Institute of British Architects (RIBA).


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The affect that I (think) see is a more even tonality, not a contrast change. But then, one adjusts the contrast as needed for whatever one's methods are.
I tend to keep the printing process/method consistent and then select a scene, expose and develop a camera negative to match the process/method. I make pt/pd prints with no contrast agents, so my negs have a lot of contrast with healthy shadow areas, which means long exposure times. Whatever the longer exposure times has done to the contrast is taken care of automatically by the rest of the process.
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But the kitchen's head chef, Dale Fields Jr., hasn't forgotten he lives in Baltimore. Alongside fish and chips and shepherd's pie, he underscores regional classics including a melt comprised of two mini crab cakes served on toasted english muffins. He rounds out his menu with other pub staples such as chicken quesadillas, beer-battered buffalo shrimp, and steak fries smothered with cheese and bacon.
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The Windows Phone 8 version of FIFA 13 exclusive to Nokia handsets
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Well, this is a bit silly.
Nokia today confirmed they've gained exclusive access to FIFA 13 on Windows Phone 8 devices, meaning those with an HTC or Samsung WP8 handset are out of luck.
FIFA 13 — with Xbox Live achievements and a 951 MB download — offers enhanced graphics, control improvements, and 30 playable leagues, 500 playable teams, 15,000… well, playable… players and 32 stadiums. As long as you've got a Nokia Lumia, that is.
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2015: Had a seven yard reception against Valparaiso...totaled two catches for 17 yards, including a touchdown against Stetson...had two grabs for 28 yards in the season opener against William Jewel
2014: Played in 10 games, including six starts … led the team with 33 receptions and totaled 302 receiving yards … made five grabs for 34 yards at Valparaiso ... caught two balls for 32 yards against Davidson ... had three catches for 44 yards at Jacksonville ... made three catches for 32 yards against Marist ... had four catches for 32 yards at Western Illinois ... made the start and had six catches for 55 yards with a long of 30 against Grand View.
2013: Had eight catches for 95 yards with a touchdown on the season ... had 35 receiving yards on two catches at Davidson ... grabbed a 32-yard touchdown pass in his two receptions for 37 yards in win versus Jacksonville ... hauled in one pass for 12 yards at Mercer ... caught two balls for eight yards against Indianapolis ... had one catch for three yards in the loss at No. 9 UNI.
2012: Saw action in two games.
2011: Redshirted.
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The Ceiriog rises on the peat moorlands of Wales' Berwyn Mountains at a height of 1800 feet and flows for 18 miles to join the River Dee below Ruabon.
Ceiriog Fly Fishers owns and leases the fishing rights of about 8 miles mostly from both banks of the river in its lower reaches near the town of Chirk.
The river is mostly fast flowing over stones, pebbles and gravel but there are many riffles, glides , weir pools and deep pools and this great range of river environment makes for demanding yet enjoyable fly fishing.
The Ceiriog valley is extremely picturesque with meadows , farms,
wooded hillsides and valley floor woods, and stone bridges.
The river and its valley are crossed by the massive Chirk Viaduct ( a railway bridge) and just a few yards away the Chirk Aquaduct which carries the Shropshire Union canal in a cast iron trough in the magnificent and imposing stone structure designed by Thomas Telford.
The river environment is managed in conjunction with Environment Agency,
Wild Trout Trust and landowners and river work is undertaken by contractors and club working parties. The Club has a keeper who supervises fishing on the river and watches for any poaching actity.
The Ceiriog is regarded as one of the best rain fed streams in the land......
are the principal game fish in the river. Ceiriog Fly Fishers regularly stocks our stretches of the river with fish up to 12 inches and some larger fish. The river also holds natural wild brownies which thrive in the excellent waters and on the natural fly life and habitat
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If I import my objects from a data dictionary I am able to alter my objects and afterwards synchronize it to my Data Dictionary (database). I am even able to determine another connection to do this synchronization. But if I designed my entire model from scratch, I'm not able to synchronize it to an existing Data Dictionary. I already generated my script and used it to create a new schema, with all my objects in it. Now I need to be able to alter my objects and synchronize it to this existing data dictionary.
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Berkshire Hills Names Richard R. Thevenet SVP Treasurer PR Newswire PITTSFIELD, Mass., Feb. 6, 2014 PITTSFIELD, Mass., Feb. 6, 2014 /PRNewswire/ --Berkshire Hills Bancorp, Inc. (NYSE: BHLB) today announced the appointment of Richard R. Thevenet, to Senior Vice President, Treasurer of the Company, effective February 11, 2014. Mr. Thevenet will report to Josephine Iannelli, Executive Vice President, Chief Financial Officer and be responsible for corporate treasury, capital, funding, interest rate risk management and overall balance sheet management strategies. (Logo: http://photos.prnewswire.com/prnh/20120131/NE44966LOGO) Ms. Iannelli stated, "I am pleased to welcome Rick to the team. His experience and expertise in the treasury function along with his analytical mindset allows for a strategic fit that will greatly benefit Berkshire. I believe he will be instrumental in optimizing our balance sheet management and helping us to provide competitive banking solutions with margins targeted to support our earnings objectives." In his career of more than 20 years, Mr. Thevenet has served as Treasurer of MasterCard International and MBIA, and as Assistant or Deputy Treasurer at Time Warner, Pitney Bowes, and PepsiCo. He joins Berkshire from M&T Bank where he was VP Enterprise Risk Management leading the Model Validation and Model Risk functions. Mr. Thevenet holds an MBA from the University of Chicago and a B.S. in Chemical Engineering from Lehigh University. BACKGROUND Berkshire Hills Bancorp is the parent of Berkshire Bank – America's Most Exciting Bank®. The Company has approximately $6.0 billion in assets and 92 full service branch offices in Massachusetts, New York, Connecticut, and Vermont providing personal and business banking, insurance, and wealth management services. FORWARD LOOKING STATEMENTS This document may contain forward-looking statements as defined in the Private Securities Litigation Reform Act of 1995. There are several factors that could cause actual results to differ significantly from expectations described in the forward-looking statements. For a discussion of such factors, please see Berkshire's most recent reports on Forms 10-K and 10-Q filed with the Securities and Exchange Commission and available on the SEC's website at www.sec.gov. Berkshire does not undertake any obligation to update forward-looking statements. CONTACTS Investor Relations Contact Allison O'Rourke; Vice President – Investor Relations; 413-236-3149 Media Contact Ray Smith; Assistant Vice President – Marketing; 413-236-3756 SOURCE Berkshire Hills Bancorp, Inc. Website: http://www.jointheexcitement.com
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Young Jeezy Who Dat LyricsArtist: Young Jeezy
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(Yeah y'all must done lost y'all mind)
Shawty Redd on the track (Aye bruh)
What's happenin' homie (they rappin' like you makin' beats like me)
I hear em ***** Shawty Redd on the track
I trap all day trap all night Money all day
I got money all night
Why they keep sayin' yeah
I don't even know
I got court tomorrow
I don't need to go
I don't need a show
I got **** to do
Only God can judge me
Who the **** is you?
They say who dat?
***** we dat
Today is trey day so I guess I'm tryin' to three dat
Never have I ever served a ***** where he sleep at
D's be at ya door ***** you ain't tryin' to see that
See my suicide watch stay on suicide watch
Kill yaself yeah them suicide rocks
Had the nerve to write me a dear
Young letter
Killin' em
Young you shoulda known better
I paid too much you *****s play too much
Let the swag do the talking
I don't say too much
You *****s sayin' too much
Mr. 17.5 you *****s payin' too much
They say who dat?
***** we dat
Shawty redd on the track
They say who dat?
***** we dat
Reportin' live from the trap
They say who dat?
***** we dat
Shawty redd on the track
They say who dat?
***** we dat
Young live from the trap
I don't chase no broads
I chase money and power
Next time I reup I'm a buy me a chopper
And I ain't talkin AK's I'm talkin' **** wit propellers
Fly to the club make my old ***** jealous
Thug motivation this is straight celebration
I see Gizzle in his chopper outside Central Station
This ain't a mixtape but the tape's mixed
Black tape red tape all on one brick
Get it on the flo' get get it on the flo
Last night I swear to God half a mil on the flo
Fell asleep on the money like a pillow on the flo
Woke up got money had to get it off the flo
What you know about twenty grand stuffed in a white sock
Pull off in a white drop like I play for the White Sox
Play wit them white blocks play wit them white squares
You call it what you want who the **** cares?
I don't never sleep, why? too paranoid, OK
State of paranoia all I do is call my lawyer
Tell em I know them *****s that might have a lil' trouble
OK you knows me if you beat it I pay you double
Y'all *****s knows me if I want to I make it double
Just know it's water whipped so you might have a lil' trouble
Might move a little slower might get a few complaints
Say he ran outta gas he might need a half a tank
Thank God it's Friday fresh off the highway
Seen too many's out he bout to pull in the driveway
Where? In the driveway
Take the work out, cut the duct tape
Check the work out, young!
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