Brooke: He's got a very crackhead aspect to his dancing.
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OR AM I A CRACKHEAD WHOS LOST HER LAST TWO BRAIN CELLS???
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Stormy Daniels: A Hero's Welcome Migos' Offset: A Crackhead Caused My Crash!
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A woman accuses another of being "a crackhead", provoking shrieks of laughter.
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I started sleeping like a baby and stopped eating like a crackhead.
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He said he was swerving to avoid hitting a "crackhead" in the road.
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The dude I used to have a crush on—he's a crackhead now?
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He made this website about her, all about how she was a crackhead. Yeah.
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As I was walking back to my car, a crackhead tried to mug me.
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I don't want to get hooked up with any crackhead type customers, you know.
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This was like a crackhead dad fuming at his kids for smoking a little weed.
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"You, have your sister calling me a crackhead and leak numbers," Minaj said on Queen Radio.
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Bozell famously called President Barack Obama a "skinny ghetto crackhead" on Fox News in December 2011.
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"She needs to stop moving her hands around like a crackhead," said one tweet this year.
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They would see what they called a 'thirsty crackhead' and say, 'I'm not going to do that.
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"My pops wasn't there, man I think he a crackhead," Mr. Collazo rapped in the same song.
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Howard Stern Wack Packer "Crackhead Bob" was hospitalized 2 days before his father found him dead ... TMZ has learned.
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Once in Boston, outside The Rat, a crazed crackhead-looking dude started walking very fast and determined in my direction.
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Wide receiver Emmanuel Sanders rubbed white powder all over his face to become the legendary "Chappelle's Show" crackhead Tyrone Biggums.
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If you've ever read my book Evolution of a Cro-Magnon, that whole year of 353, I was a crackhead.
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Just to give you an idea of him, this booker happens to be an ex-crackhead minister with only one arm.
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"Crackhead Bob" ... one of Howard Stern's Wack Packers, is dead ... the latest in a bizarre string of deaths for the show.
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Then the participants were asked to drop as many taboo words as possible—from "cunt" to "crackhead" to "clit"—in a minute.
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The misconceptions are that I'm a meth head, or I'm a crackhead, or I'm a drug addict, or I'm this or that.
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With pervious IMDB credits like Caucasian Crackhead, Bust-Ass, and Ms. Teets, of course Danny McBride is qualified to watch your teenagers.
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The cocaine insults were flying at the UFC 214 media event today -- with Jon Jones saying Daniel Cormier looks like a crackhead.
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So it's like terrible "ugly" pictures of her, her words, and then, "She's a crackhead," just because she wouldn't sleep with him. Yeah. Yeah.
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There's also this ... our guy asked if a since-deleted tweet from his fiancee, Cardi B, claiming he swerved to dodge a crackhead was true.
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In one instance, the boy told Micah that if he had kids, he should name them "Convict" and "Crackhead" because that's all they'd ever grow up to be.
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Andre Berto is giving Conor McGregor a warning Marsellus Wallace would approve of ... saying after the "crackhead ese" diss Conor put on Nate Diaz ... his Stockton privileges have been revoked.
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Basically Brooke tells Judy that Poussey is too nervous to talk to her because she grew up poor and the daughter of a crackhead, where Judy is privileged and white.
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Offset is back on his feet and looking healthy after getting into a nasty crash last week -- one he says he got into due to a "crackhead" he almost hit on the road.
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An amazing amateur sketch of the magical creature, as well as interviews with people who had different theories ranging from "it could be a crackhead," to "it's casting a shadow," made the video so entertaining.
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Everything from the sketch they submitted, to the crackhead theory, to the leprechaun-hunting vigilante and his magic flute made this special report a truly inspiring gem meant to be viewed time and time again.
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Guttman had spent much of the previous decade trying to drive creatives out of his buildings (tenants allege that he'd slashed holes in the roofs, set rats loose, and given the neighborhood crackhead a key).
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T.I. straight-up says you wouldn't let a crackhead use being on crack as an excuse for a robbery ... so there's no excusing Roseanne for firing off a racist tweet just because she was on Ambien.
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"Crazy how Set had to swerve and hit a tree cause a crackhead was in the middle of the road trying to get hit or kill himself, but God do unexplainable things!" she wrote, according to Billboard.
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" Thanks to its deeply felt characters, Monae believes Moonlight presents a story that anyone will find relatable: "Those who have no encounter with people like this will be able to empathize with a crackhead or a drug dealer.
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When Phil's beloved phone breaks, he seeks a new one with a fervor that a phone-store employee (Wanda Sykes) likens to addiction, though she notes at least "a crackhead gets his steps in" and socializes with other crackheads.
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And his decision to host dozens of firebrands, including the QAnon-promoting Joy Villa and Bill Mitchell; James O'Keefe, the master of deceptively edited video; and Brent Bozell, who once told Sean Hannity to say Barack Obama looks like a "skinny ghetto crackhead," is an acknowledgment of his increasing dependence on a fringe right-wing media ecosystem that consistently turns out and circulates hoaxes and conspiracy theories.
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"Mama (Loves a Crackhead)" is the fourth single by British rapper and songwriter Plan B, taken from his debut album Who Needs Actions When You Got Words, which was released two weeks prior to the single. "Mama (Loves a Crackhead)" was the first single to be entirely produced by Plan B himself. "Mama" was released on 10 July 2006, and it just missed out on a UK Top 40 placing, peaking at #41. The song "tells the sad story of his mother's relationship with a crack addict".
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"So to Speak" was featured in the episode "Hard-Hearted Hannah" of True Blood (Season 2, Episode 6). DJ? Acucrack in True Blood They also have made a remix album of Pigface called Crackhead and have helped produce Chemlab's album Oxidizer.
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The music video for "Mama (Loves a Crackhead)" was directed by Dawn Shadforth. The song samples "I Can't Go for That (No Can Do)" by Hall & Oates and a remix version featuring Hall & Oates is also featured on his Paint It Blacker mixtape.
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Triumph of the Will was finally released in 1985 on SST Records. In 1992, Ginn re-released the Overkill material on SST and rechristened the band as Overkill L.A. Lococo then formed Crackhead Killer in 2001, with fans of Overkill L.A. The band consisted of Steve Contreras on Guitar, Dr. Know Rick Contreras Jr. on Drums, Dr. Know and Rick Contreras Sr. on Bass, with Lococo rounding out the band on Guitar. The band recorded a 3 track demo that is available on the internet through a Google search of Crackhead Killer. The band never played live due to other personal obligations, and fell apart due to this.
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On Stormzy's previous single "Disappointed", he branded Wiley a 'crackhead cunt'. This came after Wiley said Stormzy was 'worse than Ed Sheeran' on his own song, "Eediyat Skengman". In response, on 8 January Wiley released the single "Eediyat Skengman 2" which sees the rapper take aim at Stormzy's mother. Which resulted in Stormzy releasing the single "Still Disappointed".
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In 2012 he married the love of his life Mary Jo Boomhower and they reside in Ohio. He has two Children Connor and Danielle and 3 step children Connor Loze, Laney Boggs and Jacob Manente. And of course Coco, aka Crackhead their Yorkie Fox Terrier.Brian Zins Official Website In 2017 Brian and Mary relocated to Monroe North Carolina where he accepted a position as Training Director at Point Blank Range in Matthews, NC (South Charlotte).
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It begins with Knoc and Dre sitting at a restaurant, waiting for their order as the camera moves around in a continuous shot until the end of the video. Knoc is seen in multiple roles (such as a waiter, a crackhead, a pimp and a chef). When Knoc (as a waiter) drops dishes on the ground, Missy Elliott enters the restaurant singing her verses and meets up with her boyfriend (Knoc) at a table.
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At many home games, Islanders fans would punctuate the "Chicken Dance" with chants of "the Rangers suck." The Islanders had stopped playing the song at games for a length of time but as of the 2007–08 season the song is played solely at Islanders–Rangers games. Rangers winger Theoren Fleury used the chant as an excuse for flapping his arms to taunt Islanders enforcer Eric Cairns. In addition a popular chant was "Crackhead Theo!" referring to Fleury's erratic behavior and history of substance abuse at the time.
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"Everything Will Flow" and "Leaving" were produced by Steve Osborne, "Weight of the World" was recorded by Miti Adhikari while "Crackhead" and "Seascape" were produced by Suede. The b-side "Weight of the World" on CD1 features keyboardist Neil Codling on lead vocals and the b-side "Seascape" on CD2 is an instrumental. The video for the title song was directed by Howard Greenhalgh, and is another big budget video by the band. Though visually appealing with CGI water "flowing" throughout people, the band considers it a failure because they believe it resembles a bad television advertisement.
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Servin, an off-duty police officer, drove his car to Douglas Park on the West Side of Chicago after calling the police to make a noise complaint. He then approached a group of four individuals who had been partying in the park and had some form of verbal altercation with them. Reports are unclear as to whether Servin was calm and polite or rude and aggressive. One of the victims, Antonio Cross, accused Servin of attempting to buy drugs from the group, to which Cross allegedly told Servin to get his "crackhead ass" out of there.
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Bozell has been accused of making racially insensitive statements: on December 22, 2011, he appeared on Fox News and asked how the media would react if someone said that President Barack Obama looks like a "skinny ghetto crackhead." In February 2013, Bozell accused Karl Rove's American Crossroads group of waging "gang warfare" on the Tea Party movement. Rove's organization had launched a new SuperPAC called the Conservative Victory Fund, which aimed to help moderate Republicans survive primary challenges from candidates which Rove believed had narrower appeal in a general election. After Jonathan Collegio of American Crossroads responded to the charge by calling Bozell a "hater," some Tea Party leaders called for Collegio to be fired.
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The group was formed in 1988 in Stoke Newington, London, by Philip 'PJ' Johnson and Carl 'Smiley' Hyman. In 1990, they made the lower end of the UK chart with two singles, "£20 to Get In" and "Lamborghini", both released on their own record label, Shut Up and Dance Records.Reynolds S, 1998, Energy Flash, Picador, At this time, they also started working with the Ragga Twins and produced their seminal first releases. In 1992, they reached No. 43 with their double A-side single "Autobiography of a Crackhead / The Green Man", before hitting the headlines in May of that year when they released "Raving I'm Raving", based on Marc Cohn's hit single "Walking in Memphis".
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His beginning career included a year and a half stint drawing political cartoons for Madcap Magazine and illustrating underground projects and fanzines such as Maximum Rock and Roll. In 1997, after struggling through a violent car crash and a knife fight with a crackhead that severed the tendon on his left thumb, he managed to attend art school. Receiving some commercial and local gallery acclaim, he moved to New York City in an attempt to kick start an art career. Heavily immersing himself in the local hardcore scene, he produced artwork for the bands Shai Hulud, Indecision, Coalesce, Locked in a Vacancy, Beyond Reason, Zombie Apocalypse and various local record labels and venues.
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Also at the bar is Sammy, an old, dying guilt-ridden drunk who exists somewhere between reality and the afterlife. DeMaris, a seventeen-year- old gun-brandishing single mother, wants to learn to turn tricks. She enlists the aid of Chickie, Skank’s girlfriend, a young crackhead hooker who plays Go Fish with the simple-minded day bartender Charlie, who thinks he’s a Jedi warrior and who buys meals for Chickie because he loves her and because he lives for the day they can go out someday, “just as friends.” The owner of the bar is Jake. The place was his father’s before him, and after thirty years, he longs for the chance to leave “this sewer” for a re-invented life in Florida. The real-estate boom, “gentrification” and the emergence of Disney in Times Square affords him that opportunity.
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The discography of British rapper and songwriter Plan B consists of three studio albums, one soundtrack album, two mixtapes, three extended plays and eighteen singles. Plan B released his first single, the double A-side "Kidz / Dead and Buried" in 2005, as a limited edition 7" vinyl of which only 500 copies were pressed. The parent album, Who Needs Actions When You Got Words, was first released on 26 June 2006 through 679 Recordings—peaking at number thirty on the UK Albums Chart. The album's breakthrough single, "Mama (Loves a Crackhead)", was released in July 2006—marking the musician's first chart appearance, when it peaked at number forty-one in the United Kingdom" In January 2010, Plan B released the single "Stay Too Long" as the lead single from his second studio album, The Defamation of Strickland Banks.
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The song finishes as Eminem offers a truce to his enemies. In addition, this song also reveals that Eminem had tried to stop Ja Rule & 50 Cent's feud, but lost it when he heard Ja Rule making fun of his daughter on a track called "Loose Change" – ("The Ja Shit, I tried to squash it, It was too late to stop it, There's a certain line you just don't cross and he crossed it, I heard him say Hailie's name on a song and I just lost it"). In the song "Loose Change", Ja Rule says Eminem claims his ex-wife is "a known slut" and his mother "a crackhead", and then asks him "so what's Hailie gonna be when she grows up?". "Like Toy Soldiers" was later included on Eminem's compilation album Curtain Call: The Hits in 2005.
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