i came across this video, which is alright, but the poem itself was awe-dropping:

i'm no cultural revolutionary that actively speaks out against discrimination of any kind, or parade around as a walking talking contradiction of races- maybe because i'm partially naive to the reality of the world we live in, but i do recognize and respect the passion that springs from his voice as he machine guns the message of the state of minority women.  (in other words, damn that was some slam!)  i'm always so in envy of people's amazing talents that it makes me want to get to know them.  not in the biblical sense though.

speaking of amazing talents, my friend sonia (who is also an amazing talent of the arts) talked to the whole game night crew about wanting to be included in the LA Times crossword puzzle someday, and that she fell in love with Will Shortz (crossword puzzle editor for the NY Times- for those of you who don't listen to kcrw or any NPR affiliated station) in the documentary 'Wordplay'.  she thinks he's "not a bad looking man", which means an A+ for geeks.  apparently her first cousin turns out to be a famous ER cast member, whose name i cannot disclose, but for the sake of reference it sort of rhymes with Boa Mylie.  and he was a clue on a Times crossword puzzle.  hopefully one day they'll write a clue hatching the phrase "Most Grammy-nominated-but-never-actually-won producer of music" or of some sort. 

this year is turning out pretty good (and i've noticed that the past three entries were on the 12th day of each month- perhaps some bad luck to break the cycle?), and i'm ready to accept success or defeat every step of the way.  hopefully this past submission to *bleep* will get his attention and break me into the circle of more prominent producers in the industry.  knock on wood.

this is possibly the creepiest commercial i've ever seen.