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The American Dream Collague #45593
04/28/04 02:54 PM
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Hell motherfucking yeh. We have a 50 point collague to make by Monday on what we think the American Dream is. This kicks so much ass. The motherfucker is going to be loaded with Scarface, Tupac, and my other inspirations. Just thought I'd share. This is so fucking awesome!! grin grin -Pat

Edit: Spelled collague wrong.


"After every dark night, there's a bright day right after that. No matter how hard it gets, stick your chest out, keep your head up, and handle it." -Tupac Shakur
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Who gives a fuck about a slimy stupid mother fucking dead rapper rap is shit always has been always will nobody likes rap on this web site pat so just shut up goin on about it.


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Re: The American Dream Collague #45595
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Very mature. rolleyes First off, where am I talking about rap? Please point it out for me. Secondly, if you don't think this topic belongs here, then you can't comprehend movies very well, as Scarface was all about grasping the American Dream. wink -Pat


"After every dark night, there's a bright day right after that. No matter how hard it gets, stick your chest out, keep your head up, and handle it." -Tupac Shakur
Re: The American Dream Collague #45596
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The American Dream - getting killed before you reach 30


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Re: The American Dream Collague #45597
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lol lol lol
Pat-dude-dig a little deeper for the "American Dream". While Scarface was partly about going from nowhere to somewhere-why not leave a lasting impression and do it on something a little more positive.

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I don't care if it's positive or not. He took nothing and turned it into a little bit of something.


"After every dark night, there's a bright day right after that. No matter how hard it gets, stick your chest out, keep your head up, and handle it." -Tupac Shakur
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and he was murdered-that is not the american dream.

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We all gotta die sometime.


"After every dark night, there's a bright day right after that. No matter how hard it gets, stick your chest out, keep your head up, and handle it." -Tupac Shakur
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the american dream is bieng rich and powerful. it differs from person to person it seems


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Yeh, I'm not saying I want to make money the way Tony Montana did. I'm just saying I want to make money. -Pat


"After every dark night, there's a bright day right after that. No matter how hard it gets, stick your chest out, keep your head up, and handle it." -Tupac Shakur
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Thats why you go to college-I will be majoring in pre-med. And Pat, I am not attacking your views, I'm just stating my opinon-so please don't take it the wrong way.

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College costs money. After you're done with college, all the money make will have to be paid back for loans and shit. -Pat


"After every dark night, there's a bright day right after that. No matter how hard it gets, stick your chest out, keep your head up, and handle it." -Tupac Shakur
Re: The American Dream Collague #45605
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Why are u putting tupac shit into an American dream collage?

Is that what the American dream is about? Rapping about killing people, drugs, guns, whores and then getting shot by a rival rapper?

Yeah, that makes sense....

An american dream would be more like a JFK type of figure.... dream on pat...Tupac is shit.

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College isn't going to cost me a dime-and I go to an alternative school-so I'm not in the top 10%-i failed the 9th grade-I became a mom in my 2nd 9th grade year (10th grade). If you dig around Pat-you can find something-a lot of scholarships are essays-maybe you can find one that you can debate Tony or Tupac as the american dream wink . What grade are you in 11th/12th? talk to your high school counselor-fill out something for a pell grant-hell do some research on the computer-but like i said-most scholarship apps are essays-im sure yu can find one that appeals to you. (I did one on Michael Corleone).

Re: The American Dream Collague #45607
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Originally posted by SicilianMafia:
Why are u putting tupac shit into an American dream collage?

Is that what the American dream is about? Rapping about killing people, drugs, guns, whores and then getting shot by a rival rapper?

Yeah, that makes sense....

An american dream would be more like a JFK type of figure.... dream on pat...Tupac is shit.
Wow, your ignorance is amazing. You know absolutely nothing about Tupac. If you think Tupac rapped all about drugs and killing, then you need to do some research on the topic itself, before criticizing it. Tupac was more intelligent then what you'll ever be. -Pat

Patches--I don't even think I'm going to college, unless I become a writer. I'd like to just open up my own sports bar on the boardwalk and kick it for the rest of my life. -Pat


"After every dark night, there's a bright day right after that. No matter how hard it gets, stick your chest out, keep your head up, and handle it." -Tupac Shakur
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My brother's friend had a sports bar-oddly enough it was called "Tony's" after Tony Montana-but he was obssessed-I think he secretly wanted to be with Pacino's character. I love Tupac myself-every time I feel down I put on "Keep Your Head Up". so will the real men get up-I know your fed up ladies-keep your head up...
I love that song. I feel as though Tupac was an "inspirational poet" if you will-just a few bad words and things make it a bit disagreeable but that was just his way of expressing his mind.
Thats just my opinion-how'd your assignment go anyhow.

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Pretty good--thanks. If you like his "romantic" stuff, check out these:
Dear Mama
Do For Love
Happy Home
Better Dayz
Never Call U Bitch Again


"After every dark night, there's a bright day right after that. No matter how hard it gets, stick your chest out, keep your head up, and handle it." -Tupac Shakur
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I grew up in whats commonly known as the wrong side of the tracks-I grew up with Tupac, Grandmaster Flash, so on, so I know pretty much all those songs. I bought a few edited cds on ebay so my little boy can dance to them. Its pretty cute.

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Do you know me Pat? No you dont. For all you know I can be a god damn rocket scientist....but I would still be less educated than Tupac right? Cuz Tupac knows all....

He DID rap about guns and all that crap, his songs can prove this. He even sold crack and shit on the street, some hero he is. Just another rapper.

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I didn't say he didn't rap about guns and drugs. I said it wasn't all about that. Tupac sold drugs because he was a Thug. Not a gangsta or gangster, a Thug. A member of a group who is going to go out and shoot a person who may be effecting their society or maybe someone who is selling drugs. They'll either beat up this person or they'll kill him. They'll steal his drugs and sell them, but instead of going out and buying useless shit, they'll maybe give it to a person in need or donate it. Thugs are like a living contradiction. BTW, I know you're not a rocket scientist, as a rocket scientist wouldn't be as idiotic as you to conversate about things he has no knowledge about. -Pat


"After every dark night, there's a bright day right after that. No matter how hard it gets, stick your chest out, keep your head up, and handle it." -Tupac Shakur
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You fucking smartass...

Tupac was definitley not the american dream

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You fucking smartass...

Tupac was definitley not the american dream
Very mature. It just proves your ignorance towards a subject you know nothing about. Stop while you're behind. -Pat


"After every dark night, there's a bright day right after that. No matter how hard it gets, stick your chest out, keep your head up, and handle it." -Tupac Shakur
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There is no point in fighting so why? Sicillian you need to stop screwin around. If you got a problem with Pat then ignore him if not you'll have made two enimies on this board you got that "sucka" calm the hell down.


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Every body tony is the american dream he had to do what they hand to him and he made best out of it but it was just drug he had to work with you feel me. HE got money he try to help his sister but it came down in the end same ask tupac.

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I like the way the DVD case puts it, "He lived the Amercian Dream With a Vengance." Tony Montana definately exhibited some of the qualities that is associated with the Amercian Dream, but, most people who experience that dream, are not drug dealing killers who get murdered by a Bolivian drug lord. I think we can all admire his ambition and rise to power, but we shouldn't admire the path he took with his ambition, or what organization he rose to power in.


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The American dream doesn't exist. The government is just way to secretive, and unfair to allow such a thing. There is something called luck, and the economy. I'm sorry I just can't stand people thinking this country is number one. Don't get me wrong, I love America I just think we need to make major improovements. But there are just so Many other countries with just the same, if not more, freedoms and a shit load of oppurtunity. I'd say maybe we used to be number 1 but it is the kind of cockiness of thinking we will always be on top and the whole "american dream" theory that anyone can make it here. I don't mean to sound racist, I hate racisim, but seriously many minority occupations are either horrible occupations and many people just give the minorities occupations even if they are less qaulified then the other guy, so they dont seem racist which in the long run is just as bad as being a racist. Thats the opposite of equal oppurtunity. Like I said I hate racism and I feel this has to stop, and we must truly give equal oppurtunity. Did you guys know that statistics proove that the current most discriminated against person in the U,S. is the white male? I'm sure you're all goingto think this was a waste of time and I plan on getting comments reffering to me as a consceeded liberal or something along those lines... Well whatever I will let you continue but please if you comment on this be open minded. I've gotten into so many debates with conservitive friends and family members, and republicans over other forumss, and they are never open minded. So please If you even comment on this I beg of you to keep it CLEAN, RESPECTIBLE, and OPEN MINDED.


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I think 2pac is def one of the best examples of the american dream. How he started, to where he got to. {except for his killing) And to the person who said that JFK is an example for the american dream is WRONG, he was living the american dream the minute he was born. He endured no struggle, he was a rich boy. The american dream is about the passions of acheiving your goal of getting money. ( in my opinion)


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I think 2pac is def one of the best examples of the american dream. How he started, to where he got to. {except for his killing) And to the person who said that JFK is an example for the american dream is WRONG, he was living the american dream the minute he was born. He endured no struggle, he was a rich boy. The american dream is about the passions of acheiving your goal of getting money. ( in my opinion)
i think you are right


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Pat,
Tupac and Scarface DO NOT go hand in hand. 2 separate things. The Def Jam feature did not belong on the DVD. I've said it a thousand times, Blacks had nothing to do with the scarface movie. Written, acted and produced by whites.

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Tupac and Scarface DO NOT go hand in hand. 2 separate things. The Def Jam feature did not belong on the DVD. I've said it a thousand times, Blacks had nothing to do with the scarface movie. Written, acted and produced by whites.
What are you telling me for? I'm not the one who bumped this back up. I haven;t spoken in here for 2 months. -Pat


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