Yardies at home and Farrin (part13)

[^KK^ 3]

Rick Ross - Here's the link to Sam's

http://www.sams24-7.com/

[JaHoney 3]

thanks dillon

[jawi876 2]

Honey...don't leave the story laying around for your kids to read. There are some over NG-17 parts in it...and I don't want you saying that I corrupted your children. LOL

I think you are going to be too busy to read the story with D being off work, and a house full of kids.

[JaHoney 3]

Jawi, being the broke Diva that i am, and since i have to spend money on the kids this trip, i just printed out all three parts here at work, i will read them on the plane since there arent any good magazines out i want to read

so thank you very much, and know i wont leave it out, but maybe i can gain some inspiration from it D wont know what hit him...LOL

alright ladies im out, the sun is shining today which is rare and my spvsr is off today which is even rarer.. SO IM OUT!!!!

Chat later!!!

[dancehallquana 5]

bye honey, enjoy!!

[^KK^ 3]

Have a good night honey

[Rick Ross 0]

Rick Ross - Here's the link to Sam's

http://www.sams24-7.com/

Thanks KK

[sus 70]

South African reggae star's killers get life

April 2, 2009, 6:07 AM EST

JOHANNESBURG (AP) -- A judge sentenced three men convicted of murdering an internationally known South African reggae star in a botched carjacking to life in prison Thursday.

Lucky Dube's 2007 killing drew worldwide attention to crime in South Africa, which has one of the world's highest murder rates.

Sifiso Mhlanga, Mbuti Mabe and Julius Gxowa were convicted Tuesday in Dube's death. Hours before the verdict was announced, Mabe and Mhlanga assaulted police officers in a foiled bid to escape from the court.

Thokozani Dube, who was in the car when his father was shot, broke into tears as the sentences were announced and was comforted by his mother. Later, family members and their supporters gathered outside the courthouse and sang South Africa's national anthem.

Dube, who launched his career in the 1980s with criticism of the apartheid regime, went on to become a huge international star. He recorded more than 20 albums and shared stages with the likes of Michael Jackson, Peter Gabriel, Ziggy Marley and Sting.

[dillon 6]

Sus how did the interview go? Don't be holding out on us!!!!

[sus 70]

I think it went well - he wants me to meet with another guy in his group tomorrow - it's hard to tell - on one hand, he talks like - "you will need to do this", and on the other, he talks about "this position will" - So, the guy that I am meeting with tomorrow I have worked with alot and get along with, and hope he will give me a good recommendation - Still a we'll see - it's interesting, though - he laid out a map of where he sees it going, and it would definitely take me in a new direction -

[dillon 6]

Are you still interested in the position?

[sus 70]

Yes, right now I am - I have to read through their goals tonight and learn more about it - But, in the legal world, technology is the way to go - So this would move me into a position that I would get a ton of free training in tech stuff at a time when the economy is bad - and when the economy picks up, pretty much write my own ticket in other jobs based on my experience, if I wanted to leave -

The position will also transition into supporting finance, so it would be a good switch for me -

[MrsBuggy 0]

Hey ladies! I was going to try and catch up now that I have made to the house. Hope everyone has been good!! I know I've missed so much... here I go... ttys

[^KK^ 3]

Interesting stats:

http://www.dhs.gov/xlibrary/assets/statist...08/table10d.xls

Hey Mrs. Buggy!!!

Glad your mr. Buggy is home!!! Life can be good.

[JAPrincess 27]

South African reggae star's killers get life

April 2, 2009, 6:07 AM EST

JOHANNESBURG (AP) -- A judge sentenced three men convicted of murdering an internationally known South African reggae star in a botched carjacking to life in prison Thursday.

Lucky Dube's 2007 killing drew worldwide attention to crime in South Africa, which has one of the world's highest murder rates.

Sifiso Mhlanga, Mbuti Mabe and Julius Gxowa were convicted Tuesday in Dube's death. Hours before the verdict was announced, Mabe and Mhlanga assaulted police officers in a foiled bid to escape from the court.

Thokozani Dube, who was in the car when his father was shot, broke into tears as the sentences were announced and was comforted by his mother. Later, family members and their supporters gathered outside the courthouse and sang South Africa's national anthem.

Dube, who launched his career in the 1980s with criticism of the apartheid regime, went on to become a huge international star. He recorded more than 20 albums and shared stages with the likes of Michael Jackson, Peter Gabriel, Ziggy Marley and Sting.

RIP Lucky

I saw him in LA the month before he was killed... Loved him so much!