Bubba Chuck.

I understand that my Sixers are out of the playoffs now, nonetheless... these following moments will stick with fans all across the city.  When Allen Iverson delivered the game ball to the half court line of the Wells Fargo Center, any Sixers fan, Philly sports lover, or corn roll fanatic received a mandatory warm sensation in their heart.  Even though he was "black balled" from the NBA in my opinion, the iconic guard of the 2000-2001 NBA finals has left a legacy way more honorable then most. Allen Iverson was an innovator of the game, and the hip hop culture.  He left my city with unforgettable moments, heated rivalries and a thirst for hang time.  Long live "The Answer."

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90sLIFE.

It has been quite some time since I have been in a blog writing mentality.  I blame Hampton, Virginia. This is an attempt at revamping my deceased online expression device.  Rock with me, see if I can gain your interest.

There has been a lot of changes in my life; but that will be discussed in a later post.  What has drawn me back to my high school blogspot is my excitement from MTV Jams "90's Weekend." If you know me you  understand my love for the nineties.  From the way go about using my phone (I leave it on the other side of the room and try not to use it when I'm home. Nobody had a cell phone in th 90s. I wish it was still like that today), to my music selection (I'm big on the entire Timbaland, Missy Elliot sound. In my opinion a Timbaland production could easily reflect a large portion of the 90's. There is no sound like it.) to my love for the "The Fresh Prince"(no Nosa). If you have time or the required cable, give MTV Jams a try this weekend.

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