Check out this video from youtuber Kingsley. Kind of reminds me of Bscott before he went all Hollywood. The video is gay as shit but the sound effects are killing me.
Tuesday, 13 April 2010
(Video) Linsday Lohan asked: "Are you back on the DICK?"
Poor her. I bet she wanted the ground to swallow her up.
Saturday, 10 April 2010
But if you finding him on bgc you lose him to bgc. That's the way it goes
I was dating a guy for six months. Met him through BGC. Usually I don't give BGC members with their photos available for all to see my time as it instantly screams been around the block and I don't give a fuck who knows. I'm more about the profile and getting to know someone through their words. This guy has topless but faceless snaps and a good profile.
After a few messages back and forth and msn messenger conversations later, we started the dusk til dawn talks and eventually caught up in Green Park to put faces to names. Day was a thumbs up. A month later I ask him if he wants to make it official. He agrees.
So wtf did he have a bgc still that he was logging onto daily even after we were 5 months deep? I confronted him about it and his line was that he "Used it to make friends" and that it was like the brother 2 brother version of facebook.
I weren't buying what my man was trying to sell me so it was a wrap from me. We're still good friends though.
Do you believe that if you find him on bgc you lose him to bgc?
Anyone?
After a few messages back and forth and msn messenger conversations later, we started the dusk til dawn talks and eventually caught up in Green Park to put faces to names. Day was a thumbs up. A month later I ask him if he wants to make it official. He agrees.
So wtf did he have a bgc still that he was logging onto daily even after we were 5 months deep? I confronted him about it and his line was that he "Used it to make friends" and that it was like the brother 2 brother version of facebook.
I weren't buying what my man was trying to sell me so it was a wrap from me. We're still good friends though.
Do you believe that if you find him on bgc you lose him to bgc?
Anyone?
Friday, 9 April 2010
"What" we are is simply window dressing. "Who" we are is where the person is, is where our humanity is
Check out this good article I read over on CNN.
(CNN) -- On most mornings, my better half wakes up around 5:30, throws on some sweats and heads to the gym before work.
About a half hour later, I wake up my 13-year-old son, go downstairs to the kitchen to make his breakfast and pack his lunch. Once he's out the door, I brew some coffee and get to work.
Ladies and gentlemen, may I present to you the "gay lifestyle" -- run for your heterosexual lives.
I understand opponents of gay rights must highlight differences in order to maintain the "us against them" tension that's paramount to their arguments. But this notion that sexual orientation comes with a different and pre-ordained way of life -- as if we're all ordering the No. 3 at a drive thru -- only highlights how irrational groups such as Focus on the Family, the Family Research Council, the American Family Association and others like them are in this whole debate.
Pro-marriage organizations try to stop two consenting adults from marrying. Pro-family groups try to stop stable couples wanting children from adopting unloved orphans.
And somehow, me doing something like going to the grocery store threatens the very fabric of society, as Oklahoma State Rep. Sally Kern spewed. She says "the homosexual agenda is destroying this nation" and "homosexuality is more of a threat than terrorism." I'm not sure what her idea of a gay lifestyle might be, but with a growing teenager, buying and cooking food dominates my day-to-day.
I don't worship Barbra Streisand, I don't watch any TV show with the word "Housewives" in its title and I love fishing, beer and Madonna. But more important, I'm just a father trying to keep my son away from drugs, get him into college and have a little money left over for retirement. I'm no sociologist but I'm pretty sure those concerns are not exclusive to gay people.
In one of the most pivotal scenes in the biopic "Milk," Harvey Milk, played by Sean Penn, gathers a group of community organizers and activists to come up with strategies to combat a 1978 ballot initiative that sought to ban LGBT (lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender) teachers and their supporters from working in public schools in California. As the small crowd settles down, Milk quickly glances around the room and says ..
"If we're going to convince the 90 percent to give a ---- about us 10 percent, we have to let them know who we are ..."
"What" we are -- be it gay, straight, black, white -- is simply window dressing. "Who" we are is where the substance is, where the person is, where our humanity is.
Too often, discussions about gay people and gay rights focus on sex, as if a person's entire being is defined by his or her Hollywood crush.
This fixation has been the crux behind attempts to link gay men to pedophilia -- from John Briggs, a state legislator from Orange County who introduced the proposed ban on gay teachers in California, to the Catholic League's Bill Donohue, whose recent attempts to excuse the church for its global scandal coverup by seemingly blaming homosexuality -- and it's a tactic that is evil incarnate.
"The vast majority of the victims are post-pubescent," Donohue recently said on "Larry King Live." "That's not pedophilia, buddy. That's homosexuality."
Being gay doesn't dictate how people live their lives any more than being straight does. There are gay people who go to church every Sunday and straight people who do not believe in God. There are single gay men who believe in the sanctity of marriage and married straight men who apparently do not -- such as Gov. Mark Sanford, ex-Sen. John Edwards and Sen. John Ensign, to name a few.
The truth is the only thing all gay people have in common -- you know, besides being gay -- is that we face continuous rhetorical, social and legal attacks for simply existing, thus potentially making something as mundane as bringing a date to a work function a fight-or-flee situation.
And yet, even in the face of that discrimination, LGBT people all handle it differently.
Some of us live in the closet, some of us do drag every Wednesday night, some of us are Republicans hoping to be change agents within a conservative sect and some of us are apathetic Democrats too dumb to carry on a conversation about anything other than Lady Gaga.
In 29 states, people can be fired simply for being gay regardless of their education, experience or job performance; servicemen and women can be dismissed from the military regardless of their qualifications, dedication and courage; and partners are unable to see their better halves in the hospital regardless of the love, commitment and life they share.
Wanting to be judged by the content of one's character isn't a special right, it's a constitutional one guaranteed by the 14th and 15th amendments.
And yet, 145 years since the abolition of slavery, 90 years since women were allowed to vote and 20 years since the Americans with Disabilities Act, we're still involved in McCarthy-like investigations, holding Briggs-like elections and taking opinion polls based solely upon "what" someone is as opposed to "who" they are.
It's sad. We're such a great nation, still full of great hope and promise and yet we keep being tripped up by ignorance, which leads to fear and then eventually hate. Being gay isn't a choice, but being a bigot certainly is.
The opinions expressed in this commentary are solely those of LZ Granderson.
SOURCE
Good Article don't you think?
Editor's note: LZ Granderson is a senior writer and columnist for ESPN The Magazine and ESPN.com, and has contributed to ESPN's Sports Center, Outside the Lines and First Take. He is a 2010 nominee and the 2009 winner of the Gay & Lesbian Alliance Against Defamation (GLAAD) award for online journalism as well as the 2008 National Lesbian and Gay Journalists Association (NLGJA) winner for column writing.
About a half hour later, I wake up my 13-year-old son, go downstairs to the kitchen to make his breakfast and pack his lunch. Once he's out the door, I brew some coffee and get to work.
Ladies and gentlemen, may I present to you the "gay lifestyle" -- run for your heterosexual lives.
I understand opponents of gay rights must highlight differences in order to maintain the "us against them" tension that's paramount to their arguments. But this notion that sexual orientation comes with a different and pre-ordained way of life -- as if we're all ordering the No. 3 at a drive thru -- only highlights how irrational groups such as Focus on the Family, the Family Research Council, the American Family Association and others like them are in this whole debate.
Pro-marriage organizations try to stop two consenting adults from marrying. Pro-family groups try to stop stable couples wanting children from adopting unloved orphans.
And somehow, me doing something like going to the grocery store threatens the very fabric of society, as Oklahoma State Rep. Sally Kern spewed. She says "the homosexual agenda is destroying this nation" and "homosexuality is more of a threat than terrorism." I'm not sure what her idea of a gay lifestyle might be, but with a growing teenager, buying and cooking food dominates my day-to-day.
In one of the most pivotal scenes in the biopic "Milk," Harvey Milk, played by Sean Penn, gathers a group of community organizers and activists to come up with strategies to combat a 1978 ballot initiative that sought to ban LGBT (lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender) teachers and their supporters from working in public schools in California. As the small crowd settles down, Milk quickly glances around the room and says ..
"If we're going to convince the 90 percent to give a ---- about us 10 percent, we have to let them know who we are ..."
"What" we are -- be it gay, straight, black, white -- is simply window dressing. "Who" we are is where the substance is, where the person is, where our humanity is.
Too often, discussions about gay people and gay rights focus on sex, as if a person's entire being is defined by his or her Hollywood crush.
This fixation has been the crux behind attempts to link gay men to pedophilia -- from John Briggs, a state legislator from Orange County who introduced the proposed ban on gay teachers in California, to the Catholic League's Bill Donohue, whose recent attempts to excuse the church for its global scandal coverup by seemingly blaming homosexuality -- and it's a tactic that is evil incarnate.
"The vast majority of the victims are post-pubescent," Donohue recently said on "Larry King Live." "That's not pedophilia, buddy. That's homosexuality."
Actually, Bill, sexual predators whose victims are 13- to 17-years-old are called hebephiles -- a la Joey Buttafuoco, Madeleine Martin and Heather Kennedy -- not homosexuals. And that still doesn't explain why the church opted to save face as opposed to, in the words of the infamous anti-gay figurehead Anita Bryant, "Save our children."
Being gay doesn't dictate how people live their lives any more than being straight does. There are gay people who go to church every Sunday and straight people who do not believe in God. There are single gay men who believe in the sanctity of marriage and married straight men who apparently do not -- such as Gov. Mark Sanford, ex-Sen. John Edwards and Sen. John Ensign, to name a few.
The truth is the only thing all gay people have in common -- you know, besides being gay -- is that we face continuous rhetorical, social and legal attacks for simply existing, thus potentially making something as mundane as bringing a date to a work function a fight-or-flee situation.
And yet, even in the face of that discrimination, LGBT people all handle it differently.
Some of us live in the closet, some of us do drag every Wednesday night, some of us are Republicans hoping to be change agents within a conservative sect and some of us are apathetic Democrats too dumb to carry on a conversation about anything other than Lady Gaga.
In other words, we're just as diverse, intolerant, upstanding and tragic as our straight counterparts and unless there is an annual meeting I don't know about, the only item on the much talked-about gay agenda is an abbreviated passage from the Declaration of Independence -- "We hold these truths to be self-evident, that all men are created equal."
In 29 states, people can be fired simply for being gay regardless of their education, experience or job performance; servicemen and women can be dismissed from the military regardless of their qualifications, dedication and courage; and partners are unable to see their better halves in the hospital regardless of the love, commitment and life they share.
Wanting to be judged by the content of one's character isn't a special right, it's a constitutional one guaranteed by the 14th and 15th amendments.
And yet, 145 years since the abolition of slavery, 90 years since women were allowed to vote and 20 years since the Americans with Disabilities Act, we're still involved in McCarthy-like investigations, holding Briggs-like elections and taking opinion polls based solely upon "what" someone is as opposed to "who" they are.
It's sad. We're such a great nation, still full of great hope and promise and yet we keep being tripped up by ignorance, which leads to fear and then eventually hate. Being gay isn't a choice, but being a bigot certainly is.
The opinions expressed in this commentary are solely those of LZ Granderson.
SOURCE
Good Article don't you think?
Tuesday, 6 April 2010
Tease Interview Part 2: Tease Talks STDs, Being A Bottom & Future Appearances
In part 2 Tease confronts the situation that leads to his porn debut, coming out to his mom, sexual health and playing his position as bottom but wanting to switch it up.
Let's jump right in!
Black_L0ndoner: What's the best thing about your job? Black_L0ndoner: Worst thing about your job?
Let's jump right in!
Black_L0ndoner: You're a bottom, what do you enjoy most about playing your position?
Tease: Lol... I think I just like the whole masculine thing. It’s always been a turn on to have another MASCULINE guy to touch, kiss, and so on. I just enjoy sexual encounters with other MASCULINE guys.
Black_L0ndoner: So you put it out there on twitter that you are thinking of being verse? What prompted that?
Tease: Well I just recently attended this party and one thing lead to another and I was getting head for the first time by these two guys and I actually enjoyed it. Well let’s just say I wasn’t expecting to get a hard on seeing as that was my first time receiving head.
Black_L0ndoner: first time? Nigga you been missing out. LOL
Tease: I actually enjoyed it and thought about bending they asses over but I haven’t got that far yet. LOL.
Black_L0ndoner: The stereotype is usually porn stars get into it because their past isn't too rosy. Given you are 19 now what is your story?
Tease: I just wanted to make some easy money. I wanted to mix money with pleasure and not to mention the fact that the sex would be taped made it even more exciting for me.
Black_L0ndoner: I'm not one to knock somebody's hustle, but what do you say to people who wonder why you were attracted to doing PORN in opposed to say going to college?
Tease: I don’t really answer that question because its not there business... But I will be attending college, I’m saving up now and porn adds a lil extra to my account.
Black_L0ndoner: So what is the long term goal with porn?
Tease: I thought about tryna manage my own studio later on down the road. But for now I’m just gonna make as much money as I can.
Black_L0ndoner: For the people than say that there is no $ in porn how much can an actor expect per scene?
Tease: I guess the average is about $400 or more depending on your experience. But then there are some companies that don’t pay less than $900. All depends on what studios you’re working with.
Black_L0ndoner: Just wanna go back to the question about the not so rosy past. I know you said you didn't wanna talk about it but I think the openness would earn the respect of your fans for being real. You cool to elab just a little on the lead up of you getting into the game?
Tease: Well it all started after I gave up my apartment and job to move with a family member in Tampa who I hadn’t seen in almost 16 years but she raised me as a child. So my lease was up and instead of renewing I left to live with her. One word... disaster. Biggest mistake of my life I get teary eyed when I think about it.
I mean I didn’t have much but I had a job and I had enough money to pay my household bills, food to eat and a place to call my own. But I gave that up for what I thought might be a lil more easier on me.
Believe me I was struggling getting paid every two weeks just barely having to have enough for lights, water, rent, and cell phone bill so I was almost always late... Lol! But I managed to stick it out without being evicted.
So after my lease was up I thought to myself did I wanna go thru the struggles again? I decided that maybe moving in with some family and saving some money would be a lil better. Then I got there and I was living with my uncles ex wife which was a white lady, she had re-married and had kids. And the worst part she had 5 annoying ass lil racist dogs!
I had to tip toe thru the house at night just to use the bathroom, because the dogs would bark and wake up the lil new born. Had to sit outside just to talk on my phone because my voices carries and when the dogs heard me from the back room they would bark non stop.
Then they had the police poppin’ up to there house every other weekend because they would get drunk and start fights with each other, it was basically HELL.
So when Reduell (Guy I did amateur porn for) hit me up on yahoo and asked would I ever do porn, I said yes without hesitation. I wanted to get the fuck outta dat house and I knew porn was easy money and it would get me out of there.
I just basically wanna get back to where I was when I had my own shit. There truly is nothing better than having your own, and if I knew my time down in Tampa woulda been like that I would have stuck with struggling in my Apt in Daytona Beach. At least I had my own shit and I had the money to pay for it even with the struggles
So basically I’m on a mission to get back to where I was in Daytona but this time without da struggles.
Black_L0ndoner: Is your situation better than at your aunts at this point?
Tease: Yes 100% better
Black_L0ndoner: That's what's up! Other than that, good relations with your immediate fam?
Tease: Dad is gone, first time I meet him was when I went to Jamaica for his funeral. I was too light skinned when I was born so he denied me as a child.
Mom - Our relationship is getting back in track, she just can't believe that I’m gay after all the years of playing basketball. LOL.
Love all four of my brothers, and my two sisters even tho one of my sisters HATES me! Lol, but her knowing I love her will make her hate me even more, so that’s my lil way of getting back at her. LOL.
Black_L0ndoner: I'm sure she loves you right back lol. So how did you drop it to your mom that you were gay?
Tease: Well after I got into my own Apt I waited til new years 2009 to tell the family and when I went over my moms house I just said "Ma I know your not gonna like this but I want you to meet my BF" She screamed "BF?".
Then she said "How da hell are you gonna be gay after all these years of playing basketball. I thought the cheerleaders gave all the football and basketball players some pussy" LOL.
Now she has gotten too comfortable with it, I find myself around her and when she talks to me she refers to me as "GIRL"! Lol... I had to tell her just because I’m gay doesn’t mean I’m gonna carry myself or act like a female. I mean yea I like to be fucked like ya average female, but I’m still a dude when its all said and done.
Black_L0ndoner: Aight let’s touch quickly on the nails man… What’s the deal?
Tease: I don’t clip my nails I just let them fall off. Lmao well I guess you can say I just let them break off when I play ball. Aye I keep um clean though... Lol.
Black_L0ndoner: How importantly do you take your sexual health?
Tease: Top priority... I know some people might think I don’t care because I've done a couple raw films but I take my health very serious. And I can proudly say I’m HIV and STD negative as of March 23 2010!
Tease: The money and when I get to work wit someone sexy and masculine.
Black_L0ndoner: Ultimate sexual fantasy?
Tease: Not sure I have one I try and make every sexual encounter a fantasy for me and whoever I’m having sexual contact with at the time.
Tease: When you film with someone den later find out that the do drag part time. LOL.
Black_L0ndoner: LOL
Black_L0ndoner: Have you got your own site online?
Tease: Not yet... I’m actually working on getting a blog page up, so for the people on my yahoo and twitter, they will get updated when it goes up.
Black_L0ndoner: Any club appearances planned for the near future (Sizzle / NYC pride / ATL pride)?
Tease: Sizzle right now... But I have someone setting up some more events.
Black_L0ndoner: How can your fans / promoters get at you?
Tease: Well I'm on yahoo instant messenger literally 24/7 so on there screen name (Tease1990) and on twitter www.twitter.com/tease1990
Black_L0ndoner: We’re done. Thanks for your time man. How was it for you?
Tease: It was aight. Felt good to talk about some stuff to let people know what its like in my world.
Monday, 5 April 2010
Tease Interview Part 1: Tease talks Studios, Types, Thugzilla and Drugs
Tease Interview Part 1: Tease talks Studios, Types, Thugzilla and Drugs
Recently I managed to pin down someone, who at 19 is a new face to black porn. Amongst other things, we talk drugs, his studio situation, his status of his rumoured relationship with fellow porn star Thugzilla, and his type. Tease. You ready for the questions?
In part 2, Tease confronts the situation that leads to his porn debut, coming out to his mom, sexual health and playing his position as bottom but wanting to switch it up. For part 2, click the link below.
PART 2
Recently I managed to pin down someone, who at 19 is a new face to black porn. Amongst other things, we talk drugs, his studio situation, his status of his rumoured relationship with fellow porn star Thugzilla, and his type. Tease. You ready for the questions?
Tease: Yep
Black.L0ndoner: well let’s go! Lol
Black.L0ndoner: How does it feel to be generating buzz as the new face in black porn?
Tease: I’m doing pretty good cant complain, and as far as generating a buzz I didn’t think I was making that much of an impact but hey I’ll take it.
Black_L0ndoner: Recently you did some work with Thug Seduction and co-starred with Ace but you started out at Thugzilla. What's your current studio situation?
Tease: Well at the time me and Thugzilla had I guess what you would call a relationship that didn’t turn out to well...
He only wanted me working with him in productions, but he could work with who ever. So I eventually left the whole situation because I got into porn for the money and he was causing me to miss out on money making opportunities. So I went to Thug Seduction and that’s kinda like become my new home. Very professional and they are all about their money just like myself.
Black_L0ndoner: Who are some porn stars whose work you admire that you would like to work with?
Tease: if I had to choose for gay porn it would be Dnice, Dre Sexy, and Ace Rockwood (one more time).The best part is they all work with Thug Seduction so hopefully those vids will come true...Black_L0ndoner: What is your personal relationship like with Thugzilla now?
Tease: Well we don't speak at all, after our break up every time I got on twitter one of his FANS would send me a message talking shit. So basically drama was being said about me on twitter to make everyone think I was the bad guy which was not the case at all.
Black_L0ndoner: Go on...
Tease: Aight... Well I mean it was just a whole bunch of lies, cheating just a bunch of bullshit. I dealt with it for a while {which is something I wouldn’t normally do} and I think that was because I really liked him at one point. I had no type of freedom. Every time I wanted to do something I was accused of cheating. I used to ask him how da fuck can I cheat when I’m here with yo ass 24/7 and not to mention I knew no one in Atlanta, so I basically had to try and become friends with his friends. An we hang with two totally different crowds. I remember times he would say he was going to get us some green and be gone for like 4 hours and mind you this happened more once or twice, and every time he would come back he had a story about how something happened. When really he was out fuckin. He had and A4A and BGC and didn’t want me to have one. He said he used those sites to get models when really he was doing that and giving his number out to every nigga on there.
So basically our relationship was a train wreck. But yet people seem to think I was the one in the wrong and that’s because they don't know what happened except from what they heard from his on twitter. So they made their own conclusion on what happened between me and thug.
Black_L0ndoner: Cool. Apart from the greenery have you tried anything else?
Tease: Lol... naw, I stay away from the other drugs
Black_L0ndoner: So what’s the difference between on screen Tease and Tease when the cameras stop rolling?
Tease: Tease is my freaky side that’s all about his cash and Tease when the cameras stop rolling is every mans dream guy; lets just say the whole package.
Black_L0ndoner: That's a good look. So you are chilling on the sidewalk and a fly nigga is giving you the eye? What advice you give said dude trying to get at you?
Tease: Go for it because I prob think you sexy anyways but I don’t approach people like that so unless you come to me we might not never know what could happen between us. Just be yourself trust me you will know if I’m not interested, because I will almost certainly answer every question with a laugh if I’m not feelin you
Black_L0ndoner: What is Tease's type?
Tease: I love dark skin, masculine guys. Having someone taller may be nice for a change lol. But for the most part I try not to be to picky I mean I’m not gonna talk to any dude...Lol. My dream dude would look like Chad Johnson WR for the Cincinnati Bengals. He is so damn sexy.
Exclusive: Pornstar Tease Talks Family, Thugzilla & STDs
Sup Peeps,
I was lucky enough to catch up with porn model Tease a few days ago. Amongst other things, in the candid interview, the porn model spoke on his rumoured relationship with Thugzilla, what led him to step into the porn industry, coming out to his mom, and his sexual health.
The interview will be up in a few hours so keep it locked.
I was lucky enough to catch up with porn model Tease a few days ago. Amongst other things, in the candid interview, the porn model spoke on his rumoured relationship with Thugzilla, what led him to step into the porn industry, coming out to his mom, and his sexual health.
The interview will be up in a few hours so keep it locked.
Saturday, 3 April 2010
I saw this AD this morning. WTF?
The black guy speaking Cantonese threw me. Progression never the less in a weird kind of way though right?
A Fellow Londoner Doing Big Things
A fellow Londoner doing big things is Jourdan Dunn.
I'll let the video speak for itself.
I'll let the video speak for itself.
Just because you are BI....
Just because you are BI.... does it mean you have to do all of this?
*Sighs
"History, of sorts, was made Monday evening on Spike TV's Total Nonstop Action (TNA) Wrestling. Orlando Jordan debuted as the first openly bisexual wrestler at a major U.S.-based professional wrestling promotion. "
Source
*Sighs
"History, of sorts, was made Monday evening on Spike TV's Total Nonstop Action (TNA) Wrestling. Orlando Jordan debuted as the first openly bisexual wrestler at a major U.S.-based professional wrestling promotion. "
Source
Friday, 2 April 2010
Just When You Think You've Seen It All...
Hey people, have you ever had that feeling where movies wise, you've just about seen it all. Punks, Noah's Arc, Shelter, Shank... well how about this?
I'm not as ignorant about this being too much as I once would have been but I'll save that for another blog. I think it will be entertainment so I'm sure I'll see it someway somehow.
What are your thoughts. Will you be going to the theatre / cinema to go and peep this?
I'm not as ignorant about this being too much as I once would have been but I'll save that for another blog. I think it will be entertainment so I'm sure I'll see it someway somehow.
What are your thoughts. Will you be going to the theatre / cinema to go and peep this?
This video made me LOL.
This video made me LOL.
Where do you start. The dance moves? The lyrics and the images being out of sync. The guy being a Flavor Flav look alike?
I swear if you or someone you know is feeling down, get them to watch this. Sure enough they'll be rolling by the end.
Where do you start. The dance moves? The lyrics and the images being out of sync. The guy being a Flavor Flav look alike?
I swear if you or someone you know is feeling down, get them to watch this. Sure enough they'll be rolling by the end.
TAP YOUR FRIEND THURSDAYS...
What's good people. I decided that Thursdays should be tap your friend Thursday. You know, where you let a friend who would feel at home reading this blog, know about it.
I don't do this for me, I do it for you all. So yeah let someone know via twitter, bring it up in converation when you are out and about, all that good stuff.
Last thing is let me know you are out there. If a post makes you laugh comment and let me know. At the end of the day its a vibe and its always good to know if you are feeling it.
Alright I'm off the soap box.
Leave me some comments folks :-)
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