What have I learned in the decade since Tupac's death?
Today marks the beginning of the second decade following the murder of Tupac Shakur. As a rapper and street activist, I am sensitive to the power of this time in history, and I've spent some time thinking about what I've learned since the night 'Pac got popped.1. Sometimes it pays to wait for last minute airline deals.
2. Sour cream is the hidden ingredient in many of my favorite dishes.
3. Always document phone conversations with service providers as well as keep logs of professional conversations.
4. Some medications require more time to reach maintenance levels.
5. "Lesbian" is often relative.
6. Drink lots of water.
7. Breathing through the nose, or vegetative breathing, is healthier than mouth breathing.
8. It's "pixillated", not "pixelated", despite what seems obvious.
9. People would eat hot dogs who would not eat veal.
10. People who seemed fat in the 70's weren't, usually.
There are probably other things I've learned, but a thug don't contemplate; he activate.
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by Marty Barrett at Friday, September 08, 2006
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