King Baby

I'm the daddy. Don't tell Carey.

Oh yasssssssssssssssssssssssssssssss

Good morning dearies...Whats crackin Lexie the Sexie and Ass?

these is some freaks

prude

:excited: :excited:

I've accepted the fact that I am smutty whore who rides every dick I see.

I had a salad It was nasty as shit.

Nutting on my face is not an option it is a must. Its written in my contract.

It was big like an arm.

X your sexy ass already knows it was Miranda. Nobody is a bigger bitch than Miranda...Other than me of course.

My new name for you is "Lexie the Sexie" ...In fact, I am considering forcing you to turn "Lexie the Sexie" into your screen name.

Last night I was re-recording shit that I fucked up when I was drunk. I'm going to listent to the song when i get home. You doing any shows?

Its like you are the only one on the forum who hasn't got the memo that I run thangs around here... Why must you always give me sass and back talk? Why can't you play nice and fall in line with my agenda like everybody else... And you were doing so good.

Hot Ass...Whats cooking...?

I wanna see his other film.

I was recording last night, and I have a show today and tomorrow. I really would prefer staying home though and relaxing.

But one of my engaging personalities likes fight too so I'm not sure how long this love movement will last I fear.

There you are Ralphie.... So far we've been getting along this week. Isn't that just groovie?

Another gold single by the goddess of rock

BBC Review "The pop landscape has been a much more interesting place with P!nk in it." Jaime Gill 2010-11-15 A decade (plus) and 25 hits into her wayward career, it feels like Alecia ‘P!nk’ Moore has been forever popping up to spray-paint the charts with her brash skater pop. Perhaps it’s this familiarity – along with her increasingly trashy sound and cartoonish videos – which has made it easy to forget what a daring and unusual pop star she truly is. Emerging as Britney Spears was simpering that she was born to make men happy, P!nk’s agenda was spikily, defiantly different. Even in her early career, when pushed down an uncomfortable RnB route (a misadventure recalled in her later Don’t Let Me Get Me), P!nk’s bolshy rebelliousness and refusal to play sexy were obvious. Sonically, There You Go may be little more than a sleek, skilled pastiche of TLC, but her raw voice and confrontational attitude ("that love s*** just aint for me") were all her own. It took 2001’s Missundaztood for P!nk to discover her own sound, a fusion of hip hop beats, punky guitars and monster choruses. The belching, brassy Get the Party Started hasn’t dated well, but the other singles remain startling. On the propulsive, bruising Just Like a Pill she alchemised emotional self-destructiveness into a global smash hit, while the downbeat Family Portrait is as wrenching and articulate an account of domestic dysfunction as you’ll find in pop. Towering over all is the savage honesty of Don’t Let Me Get Me, a searing expose of the pressures young women face which still makes most male angst-merchants sound self-absorbed and childlike. Perhaps such brutal confessionals drained P!nk, as she’s rarely matched their emotional heights since. What Greatest Hits… So Far!!!, proves, however – the hideousness of exclamation marks aside – is her consistent knack for delivering stompingly good, whiplash smart pop songs. Stupid Girls is an addictive and hilarious attack on paparazzi culture and the women who prostrate themselves to it ("What happened to the dream of a girl President? / She’s dancing in a video next to 50 Cent"), while on U + Ur Hand and So What she and Max Martin created two thrilling, all-conquering bubblegum punk songs. There are lesser moments, too, including the clumsy new drinking anthem Raise Your Glass. But even if she hasn’t quite fulfilled the huge potential Missundaztood suggested, this greatest hits is a punchy reminder of why the pop landscape has been a much more interesting place with P!nk in it.

!nk's top American digital sales updated to this week: 3,988,000 So What 1,904,000 Sober 1,676,000 U + Ur Hand 1,667,000 Who Knew 1,378,000 Please Don't Leave Me 905,000 Stupid Girls 836,000 Get The Party Started 743,000 Funhouse 699,000 Glitter In The Air 483,000 Just Like A Pill 303,000 Don't Let Me Get Me 255,000 Lady Marmalade 233,000 Trouble 180,000 Family Portrait 176,000 Won't Back Down 155,000 Raise Your Glass 124,000 There You Go 95,000 Most Girls 93,000 You Make Me Sick 1,000 Feel Good Time

I think its him. We are not gonna get into this week.

Sluty philly bois

My berfday is an October but thanks anyways sexy...