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Had a dream about Daz
Jack Trippa 3z company ho:
Your dreams have the common theme of you seeking approval from older black men...Daz, Suge. If I remember you cooked for Suge and were wearing an apron an it was like he was coming home from work and you were basically the housewife.
Innarestin.
Hack Wilson - real:
--- Quote from: Jack Trippa 3z company ho on August 07, 2014, 04:06:10 PM ---Your dreams have the common theme of you seeking approval from older black men...Daz, Suge. If I remember you cooked for Suge and were wearing an apron an it was like he was coming home from work and you were basically the housewife.
Innarestin.
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hahahahaha
The JASON MRSA:
--- Quote from: Master P...Da Last Don on August 07, 2014, 03:07:50 PM ---
--- Quote from: Marty Jannetty on August 07, 2014, 02:46:00 PM ---
Also, did you rap it FOR Daz or just for a crowd and did Daz then notice you and was impressed?
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...thanks for the analysis too, btw...Daz was certainly a hero to me in one of the best periods of my life 8th grade when the Dogg Food album came out and also a hero to me in one of the worst times in my life 10th grade 1998 when RRGB came out
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This when waz when you was raped not rapped and liked it.
Marty Jannetty:
--- Quote from: Master P...Da Last Don on August 07, 2014, 03:07:50 PM ---
--- Quote from: Marty Jannetty on August 07, 2014, 02:46:00 PM ---
Also, did you rap it FOR Daz or just for a crowd and did Daz then notice you and was impressed?
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there might of been some other random people hanging around. But you know how people sometimes hum or sing to themselves... I was sort of rapping to myself but also kind of aware Daz was there... so it started out with me just by myself like someone standing out on a smoke break humming to themselves amongst some other random people and work... and it became just an interaction between Daz and myself when he realized the lyrics I was spitting sounded familiar to him (because they were his)... I sort of did it to catch his attention but in a lazy way like someone humming/singing/rapping to themselves (while knowing others might hear, or even some do it for attention), it wasn't totally planned but wasn't accident either
Also, it was like I already knew Snoop in the dream and I was telling him I met Daz. The Snoop part was not the main part of the dream though (which normally it would be maybe a bigger deal to meet Snoop, but like I said it was like I already knew Snoop in the dream, so it wasn't a big deal or uncommon to see him, but meeting Daz was a big deal). Daz was sort of like his 1998 self... he wasn't so much in his prime like the young/skinny Daz, but he wasn't out of his prime yet either, so it was probably 98 Daz (which makes sense because the scene looked a little like my highschool from 98) he had on a black t-shirt and jeans, a red bandana not worn just for style but like worn to keep the sun and sweat out of his eyes (in my dream state I don't think it mattered the whole red/blood, blue/crip thing didn't matter)
...thanks for the analysis too, btw...Daz was certainly a hero to me in one of the best periods of my life 8th grade when the Dogg Food album came out and also a hero to me in one of the worst times in my life 10th grade 1998 when RRGB came out
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I know that I'm often talking shit to you and quite frankly, often you "deserve" it because in my opinion you would be better off with letting go of that DR "fanaticism" and just taking the positives of that whole stuff and move on. But after all it is your life. I don't agree with a lot of the shit you say and I have my own opinion about some of the dreams that you post but in the end I respect your honesty. But then again don't be surprised when someone calls you out because of it (me including). I think that if you found a middle way then you'd be way more respected here, no that it would really matter, but you'd find more peace here.
Recognize:
--- Quote from: Master P...Da Last Don on August 07, 2014, 03:07:50 PM ---
--- Quote from: Marty Jannetty on August 07, 2014, 02:46:00 PM ---
Also, did you rap it FOR Daz or just for a crowd and did Daz then notice you and was impressed?
--- End quote ---
...thanks for the analysis too, btw...Daz was certainly a hero to me in one of the best periods of my life 8th grade when the Dogg Food album came out and also a hero to me in one of the worst times in my life 10th grade 1998 when RRGB came out
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If 8th grade is when your life peaked, then you have lived a very sad life.
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