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Post by wrassler152 on Jan 23, 2006 17:23:45 GMT -5
what exactly does this mean
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Post by striker on Jan 23, 2006 21:21:29 GMT -5
Not to correct the great Master but it is actually supposed to read Word Is BOND not born close to that famous Scarface line All I have in this world is my word and my balls and I don't break 'em for nobody -Al Pacino! it means your word is your bond.
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kiwifighter
Curious George
RIP Rockson RIP Carlson
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Post by kiwifighter on Jan 23, 2006 23:01:44 GMT -5
word is born,fight the war...Fokai tha norm Zack De La Rocha writes great lyrics  |
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Post by hooks on Feb 18, 2006 2:17:02 GMT -5
word is born,fight the war...Fokai tha norm Zack De La Rocha writes great lyrics KNOW YOUR ENEMY....Maynard had the hook in that one.....great song....is that really where it came from? |
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adjust
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tree dwellin', crap flingin'?
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Post by adjust on Feb 28, 2006 23:59:40 GMT -5
ok monkeys, i'm going to go through this one last time. you might want to bookmark this thread for future reference and squirrelneck doubters. from my previous rant at the UG: "WORD IS BORN!!! BORN! BORN! BORN! christ. do some homework my good man. it was popularized in the early 90s by the new school era of hip-hop. run dmc, common (when he was still common sense), tim dog, krs-one, das efx, beasties, tribe called quest... bloody hell, everyone dropped it in a rhyme back then, even shaquille o'neal says it in his "honorary member" rap in 'what's up doc' with the fu-schnickens. trust, the cult has no interest in misleading you, and with that said - my word is bond that word is BORN." mma.tv/tuf/index.cfm?ac=ListMessages&PID=1&TID=716428&FID=1 |
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