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I haven't been here very long , but simply had to say
My days are disappearing since I found the Ciao cafe
Im sitting at my desk for hours writing up reviews
So many ideas in my head I find it hard to choose
But glancing in my mirror , I spot my flattened ass
Ive got a sneaking feeling that my bum's expanding fast
I've really got to do some work , or exercise at least
My husband's eating egg and chips instead of evening feast
My eyes are strained , my fingers numb , Ive really got to stop
( but first I'll finish summing up my favourite place to shop )
And then I promise , I will go and tackle all these jobs
The house looks like a drop-in centre for the local yobs
The cats are starving , missed their tea 'cos I was too engrossed
And when our friends pop round I'm really not the model host
So thanks , you lot , for causing me ...
Janej47 28.09.2005
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Ciao members have rated this review on average: very helpful Review of Ode to Ciao
Advantages: Amazing writing, full of memorable moments Disadvantages: None
The Simpsons - Classics - Go to Hollywood is a collection of four episodes including some new, and some classic ones. The episodes included are "When You Dish Upon a Star", "Fear of Flying", "Krusty Gets Kancelled" and "Flaming Moes".
"When You Dish Upon a Star" has Homer, through some bizarre accident, becoming the personal assistant to Alec Baldwin and Kim Basinger, who are staying in a secluded home in Springfield. After he becomes fired for telling his friends about who he's working for, he launches "the museum of Hollywood jerks" with various undergarments etc. With all celebrities in The Simpsons, they are never afraid of poking fun at each other, and both have some good lines together. Ron Howard makes another appearance and is again hilarious, especially when he steals Homer's film idea and the "Happy Days" theme plays ...
I opened this category. I admit it. The reason for doing it was that I love poetic form and think that it lends itself to some pretty imaginative writing. We are all writers on a site called Ciao and we write for pennies, and read for even less, but why do we do it ? and in life in general would we do so much work for so little ? I think not. So, the idea of this category is so that Ciaoers can have a bit of fun and at least get the recognition that they deserve, if not in monetary reward, in recognition that they took the time to write about a site that has become part of our everyday lives.
ODETO CIAO
This is my odeto the people I meet, and whom we refer to as Ciaoers,
Who write of the products they like or dislike, and devote, in their lives, many hours.
To reading, and writing, supporting their friends, through the dots ...
thingywhatsit 06.10.2004 (21.04.2005)
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Product Information for "Ode To The Ghetto - Guilty Simpson" »
Product details
Title
Ode To The Ghetto
Performer
Guilty Simpson
Genre
R&B
Sub Genre
Rap
Release Date
24/03/2008
Original Release Year
2008
Label / Distributor
Stones Throw / Cargo; Boombox Distribution Network
Pieces in Set
1
Studio / Live
Studio
Stereo
Stereo
Format
Performer
EAN
659457218027
Catalogue Number
STH 2180
Additional notes
Album Notes
Detroit rapper Guilty Simpson built up quite a name through harsh, intricate rhymes laced with a perfect subtle humor (and association with the late J-Dilla didn't hurt either). His much awaited 2008 debut, ODE TO THE GHETTO, fails to disappoint. If his easy Rakim-esque flow seems to improve as the record spins, it's just the storyteller allowing the listener further into his world. He introduces unrepentant regret into the stick-up game on "Robbery," coming across as a complicated gangster to rival THE WIRE's Omar Little. When he spills his soul on "The Real Me," he proves a new voice rambling in old territory. He wisely avoids a glut of guest artists, letting his voice stand for itself, but when he does bring in a whole posse on the last track, it's to good effect. The album ends on a high note with "Almighty Dreadnaughtz," an unabashed five minutes of revelry, the classic MC party ode to his crew.
Album Reviews
Uncut (p.90) - 3 stars out of 5 -- "Guilty Simpson has an artful way with a threat and enough crime stories for a season of THE WIRE..."
Titles on disc 1
1.
American Dream
2.
Robbery
3.
She Won't Stay At Home
4.
Footwork
5.
Ode To The Ghetto
6.
Get Bitches
7.
I Must Love You
8.
Future - Simpson, Guilty & MED
9.
Pigs
10.
My Moment
11.
Run - Simpson, Guilty & Sean P/Black Milk
12.
Kinda Live
13.
Yikes
14.
Real Me
15.
Kill 'Em
16.
Almighty Dreadnaughtz - Simpson, Guilty & Super MC/Krizsteel/Konnie Ross
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