Bubba sparxx,the genius
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Okay okay,i'll admit to being a fan of Timbaland's production but in an industry flooded with lyrics about ice,guns&sex,bubba 'delivers some unique material. Believe me,EM is not the only skillfull white rapper around. I'll ride with you bubba. This is your best album ever
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If you haven't heard T. Bubba, please give him a try.  I bought this on a whim and am thrilled with it.  Cut from the same cloth as Jeff Foxworthy and Bill Engvall (clean country comedy) he never ceases to delight.
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Such an intense magic system. He is the best at developing the underdog and giving him the tools to beat the unbeatable. Thanks for keeping it clean.
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I'd never heard of this guy before, but I've been a fan of Eminem for a long time. As soon as Necro was in my cd player, it stayed in there. This guy is the real deal, and he is so hardcore. Violence and (...) is what it's all about. Just listen to each line he fluently raps and you will find yourself either laughing or being completely grossed out. Freestyles are amazing and the beats are very well done. If it weren't for his style he'd be at the top for sure!
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This guy is amazing! He can transform himself right in the middle of battle from vehicle to soldier, and back again. Apparently he can do the job of 10 soldiers. I don't doubt it!  The colors and 'feel' of the Autobot Hound add to the fun. The manufacturers made choices that make him seem authentic.
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Back in Chicago, future National Poetry Slam champion Shappy Seasholtz used to attend any open mic he could. At the comedy open mikes, he was known as "the poet"; At the poetry open mikes, he was known as "the comedian." This CD proves how brilliantly Shappy can straddle both worlds, using humor as a spotlight to showcase everything wrong and sometimes right in his pop culural saturated words. This mix of live performances, staged reading and musical verse is a "basement mixtape" of sorts. The crowd reactions, sound quality and drunkeness of the poet varies from track to track, but Shappy's unstoppable manic talent and vast nerd knowledge shine through. This CD includes crowd favorites, such as "Butterfly," "Sensitive Little Poetry Boy" and "The Infinite Darkness" along side cult b-sides like "Crunchberries," "The Aesthetics of Pimping" and the Lollapalooza staple, "NRRRRRDZ!"
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The CKY videos are simply incredible...Where else can you see some of this stuff?  Not on MTV's JACKASS, thats for sure.  Bam & Brandon are geniuses, no matter how many trees they jump into
--Grayvz
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Caren Bevill has done it again with this laugh-out-loud "Southern" mystery novel starring Bubba Snoddy and his merry band of wacko relatives and friends.  Like the first two books in the "Bubba series," I couldn't put this one down and definitely did not want it to end.  After discovering the first book, "Bubba and the Dead Woman," as a FREE kindle book, I did something I don't ordinarily do -- I PAID for books 2 and 3. I hope a 4th Bubba book comes out soon.  I can't wait to read it!
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Great guy! Mr. Johnson is gutsy. He's not afraid to take on the sacred cows of the NFL. His numbers would tell you that he is an above-average receiver, while Keyshawon will tell you that he's the best receiver of all time. Who's right? I'm not sure, but reading this book will have you laughing in recognition. What a ride! His infectious smile will melt your heart and his double-talk unedited stream of consciousness logic will confound you. I only hope that Mr. Johnson will finish his career in Canada or possibly NFL Europe, which appears where he's headed. By 2007. my guess. Thank you Key! Stay hot and don't let bad stats get you down. You're a winner in my book. Which, I'm thinking of titling "Keyshawon Johnson: Genius and Scholar."
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Better than sliced bread. Programmed correctly, this thing will turn your mildly retarded Uncle Nicky into the King of Tech. Boo-Yah.
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Hey there, about 1/3 through this rich and informative book and had to stop to put a review down.  This guy is an absolute legend, I'm loving ever no-time-wasting line I read.  It's no BS, non patronizing, data info all relevant for what yo want to know.

Just downloaded his Fat Content and can't wait to get my teeth into it next.

Thanks Andy, you're a legend.
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Everyone can laugh at this cd..  From Bubba to the Beaner cutting the grass...  I suggest for everyone to buy this cd, study it,and memorize it.  Its the best comedy cd on the market..  No questions asked.
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Denis Leary is the funniest guy on the planet. I love this CD. This was less raw than No Cure For Cancer but I can honestly say it was funnier. He can make things that seem unfunny(coffee and beer)and turn them into hilarious comedy. I love his songs too. Especially Elvis and I("What the hell's Lisa Marie thinkin' with that Michael Jackson crap? She should've married Janet."). That line always makes me laugh.
Denis Leary is the greatest comedian ever. Listen to this and No Cure for Cancer back to back and you'll get an obscene laugh-fest. 10/10
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Gabe Suarez is an innovator and a very thoughtful instructor.  He does not take anything for granted.  He tests theory's instead of just accepting old repeated doctrine.  He is very practical.  He has a very good sense of humor.  He makes training fun.
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I happened to meet Bob Harris in 1999 in the airport. I recognized him from his appearances on the game show "Jeopardy" and introduced myself as a "Jeopardy" wannabe. It was a short conversation, but he was friendly and encouraging.

Fast forward a mere 12 years and as I'm going through a pile of books, there's Bob Harris staring out at me from the cover of "Prisoner of Trebekistan."  "Hey," I think, "I should read this book."

Harris likes odd connections like this. He especially loves connecting seemingly disparate facts and trivia in winding trains of thought. One example in this book leads from Martin Luther King to Tom Cruise to Elvis Presley to the Chickasaw Indians. That may sound random, but it all makes sense with Harris explains it.

"Prisoner of Trebekistan" is part autobiography, part how-to manual for how to win on "Jeopardy," and part insider's look at the show. In a hyperfrenetic style, Harris mixes together tales of his personal and family life, descriptions of how he trained to become a Jeopardy champion and suspenseful blow-by-blow accounts of his games.

Trebekistan - I hope this is obvious - is named for Alex Trebek, host of "Jeopardy." (If it's NOT obvious, well, sorry, this may not be the book for you.) Harris spent many moments on stage with Trebek both during his original run on "Jeopardy" in 1997 and several following tournaments.

If you're a fan of Jeopardy, you'll likely love this book as I did. Some may grow tired of Harris' unending insecurity and search for approval, but his self-deprecating humor is fun and he's plainly a likeable guy.

Trebekistan, Harris wryly explains, is "a place of pure learning, where hard playful work can bring sudden shocks of unexpected perception. In Trebekistan, art and math and geography and science stop pretending to be separate subjects, and instead converge in a glorious riot. Every new detail creates two fresh curiosities, so you know less as you learn, and yet nothing seems unknowable."

In the book, Harris jumps rapidly between subjects, through place and time, to make a connections or a joke. Somehow it works, and there's a point to it all. Harris reveals that his success in Jeopardy came through intense study that made peculiar connections between facts and trivia. To memorize the order of the presidents, for example, he did this:

No. 12: "Zachary Taylor. There is a Z in the word `dozen'."
No. 13: "Millard Fillmore. What an unlucky name. Completely unlovable."
No. 14: "Franklin Pierce. Valentine's Day (Feb. 14) means hearts pierced by arrows."

For those who do hope to appear on Jeopardy someday Harris has some serious advice on strategy and how to master the "art of the buzzer."  He also weaves in stories about his sister's battles with a mysterious disease, and his girlfriend's fight with cancer, all without getting maudlin.

I still haven't made it onto "Jeopardy" but Bob's book gives me inspiration that it may still be possible.
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Heeelarious!  Pearlman's wit and snark come through in this cheeky guide for slaying the undead.  Urban's illustrations bring Pearlman's double entrendres to life.  Example: chopping the zombie's head off with an ax or drowning him in a flood of Axe deodorant are both viable options.  Har.  Har.  This book will make an excellent gift for those zombie fans and wordsmiths in your life.
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Rob Vlock is a madman. Fortunately for us all, he's decided to channel his madness into writing novels. SVEN CARTER & THE TRASHMOUTH EFFECT is a 365 page thrill ride, and the action only ever stops for moments of laugh-out-loud hilarity. As if that weren't good enough, the narrative voice is spot-on, the characters pop off the page, the dialogue is smart and snappy, and the plot is endlessly inventive. Readers -- young or old, reluctant or eager -- will be beyond entertained by Sven and the zany chaos that surrounds him, and by the book's end, will most likely find themselves desperate for the next installment.