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General Discussion / Re: Nyambs Bed and Breakfast
« on: November 27, 2009, 10:32:59 AM »Talking about Nyambz,,, where's that Corner Store Mixtape??
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if you value your life, you will never make mention of this again
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General Discussion / Re: Don't even reply
« on: November 17, 2009, 04:19:33 PM »
hahaha. mike is that nigga
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Geek Section / Re: FIFA 10
« on: November 17, 2009, 04:14:36 PM »ama have to go chip my console and start playing bootlegged games, yerrrrr!!!
this shouldnt even be something you should have to think about.
im siting with 200 + games for my 360 now. i literally havent even played half of them. but its good to know i have options when im bored. its an incredible feeling to be able to cop 6 games for less than R500. when in reality, you couldnt cop a 1 legit new release for lease than R600
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Producers - Discussion / Re: Production heads
« on: November 17, 2009, 04:05:08 PM »reporting for duty
u back sun?
ey...every now and then its nice to get involved in some friendly competition!
all i have is a laptop now. id like to see what i can put out against cats with an arsenal of hardware
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Producers - Discussion / Re: Production heads
« on: November 17, 2009, 03:17:25 PM »
reporting for duty
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Battle One on One / Re: Nerissa
« on: October 29, 2009, 04:19:44 PM »
this thread has been fully endorsed by the "bobby's bish appreciation foundation". we will now open the floor for donations
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General Discussion / Re: think outside the f***n box!!
« on: October 29, 2009, 04:16:31 PM »
yo!! the trade towers just got knocked down!!
apocalypse NOW!!!
apocalypse NOW!!!
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Producers - Discussion / Re: Thir[13]teen - Postmodern Innovations
« on: October 28, 2009, 01:16:24 PM »
peace
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Hot Traxxx / Re: That hard shit: official thread of keepin it thoro
« on: October 27, 2009, 09:33:07 AM »SmH @ youl for not mentioning
how dope is this album cover lol! damn
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Geek Section / Re: Need for speed SHIFT
« on: October 05, 2009, 11:57:13 AM »I got my list ready
october - Ninja Gaiden sigma 2; uncharted 2; tekken 6 (its time baby)
november - call of duty, pro evo 2010
December -
if part one is anything to go by, im stay CLEAR of this. i bought it, played it for not longer that 45 minutes, and it has been gathering dust on my game rack for over a year and a half now.
personally waiting for forza 3, a**a**ins creed 2 and batman for december.
360 forever
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Politics / Re: crime colour-blind?
« on: September 23, 2009, 11:54:40 AM »
^^^this man tells no lies. i envy him greatly
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Battle One on One / Re: black's asian bish
« on: September 23, 2009, 10:06:48 AM »
^^^id still pipe.
till i pa** out. hell id even pay for her pedicure
till i pa** out. hell id even pay for her pedicure
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General Discussion / Re: Heads up!
« on: September 23, 2009, 09:50:47 AM »I've just read some really sad story and I figured to start this thread really to say whatever you're going through, that's if you're going through something,
always remember this Zulu idiom "Ayikho indlovu eyasindwa umbongo wayo"
You might have to excuse the spelling I'm a Soweto Zulu, but translated it means- no elephant found its trunk too heavy.
Carry on, and if you believe, God bless you
can we get a link to that story please
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Geek Section / The Broadband price war has officially begun!
« on: September 22, 2009, 04:18:22 PM »
FREEEEEEEEDOOOOOMMMMM!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
tell everyone you know! Its about time we had some real competition up in thi bish!
source ----------> http://mybroadband.co.za/news/ADSL/9716.html
R 29 per GB ADSL offering launched
Staff Reporter MyBroadband | 22 September, 2009 Email
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(5.00) Afrihost set to shake up ADSL market with R 29.00 per GB ADSL service
Local hosting company Afrihost has released the proverbial cat among the pigeons with its R 29.00 per GB ADSL offering. The company today announced that it has cut the price of its ADSL data bundles from R 57 per GB to R 29 per GB.
Afrihost’s 1 GB data bundle now costs R 29.00 per month while the company’s 2 GB, 3 GB and 5 GB ADSL data bundle pricing has been reduced to R 58, R 87 and R 145 respectively. Data top-ups have fallen to R29 per GB and their prepaid data lowered to R49 per GB.
The ADSL bandwidth is provisioned over the Internet Solutions backbone and all accounts come standard with email accounts and webmail access. The accounts are month-to-month contracts with no long term lock-ins.
“With our new offer we wanted to make as BIG a splash as possible and give the most value to our clients - so after much debating and calculating we decided to go as low as we can go,” explains Afrihost CEO Gian Visser.
Afrihost made it clear that it is a limited offer aimed at early adopters. “Remember we can't guarantee that we will offer this R29.00 deal forever - but what we can guarantee you is that if you are quick enough and signup in time then your price of R29 per GB will be locked in for whatever package you bought,” Visser said.
Existing Afrihost ADSL clients may be happy to hear that their subscription price has also been changed to R 29.00 per GB.
tell everyone you know! Its about time we had some real competition up in thi bish!
source ----------> http://mybroadband.co.za/news/ADSL/9716.html
R 29 per GB ADSL offering launched
Staff Reporter MyBroadband | 22 September, 2009 Email
To: Bcc: Your email address: Message: Print Muti DiggRate this article
(5.00) Afrihost set to shake up ADSL market with R 29.00 per GB ADSL service
Local hosting company Afrihost has released the proverbial cat among the pigeons with its R 29.00 per GB ADSL offering. The company today announced that it has cut the price of its ADSL data bundles from R 57 per GB to R 29 per GB.
Afrihost’s 1 GB data bundle now costs R 29.00 per month while the company’s 2 GB, 3 GB and 5 GB ADSL data bundle pricing has been reduced to R 58, R 87 and R 145 respectively. Data top-ups have fallen to R29 per GB and their prepaid data lowered to R49 per GB.
The ADSL bandwidth is provisioned over the Internet Solutions backbone and all accounts come standard with email accounts and webmail access. The accounts are month-to-month contracts with no long term lock-ins.
“With our new offer we wanted to make as BIG a splash as possible and give the most value to our clients - so after much debating and calculating we decided to go as low as we can go,” explains Afrihost CEO Gian Visser.
Afrihost made it clear that it is a limited offer aimed at early adopters. “Remember we can't guarantee that we will offer this R29.00 deal forever - but what we can guarantee you is that if you are quick enough and signup in time then your price of R29 per GB will be locked in for whatever package you bought,” Visser said.
Existing Afrihost ADSL clients may be happy to hear that their subscription price has also been changed to R 29.00 per GB.
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General Discussion / Re: Gladys Knight says Hip hop sets Black People back
« on: September 22, 2009, 02:08:03 PM »(I think she is only exposed to hip hop thats on TV/Radio)the saddest thing is that underground music will never ever find a platform on the commercial scene. so as long as hip hop as a "public" genre exiss, we can forget about anything quality or of substance being put out to represent those of us who understand it for what it is
in America, yes. i think SA (and other countries) stand a better chance, though. guys like Zuluboy and Tuks sell pretty well and are more exposed than the Glitz, Crackboyz etc. surely, that counts for something.
(no hate to the Crackboyz)
point taken. was thinking along american context because thats where gladys is from.
sa is definately a different story though. we have to be honest, even in sa, when quality artists are put on air, its usually their dumbed down, party type tracks that are put into rotation for our consumption. i think you catch my drift?
having said that, i personally think that south africas most useless commercial track would sound like a well structured thesis in comparison to the most commercial (wackest) hip hop track released from the states. im talking content wise.