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bump. more idol.

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always thought that said ivob

[OneThousandGrams]

yo otgrams what it is b..

 

You know doin what I does when its done.. umm one question tho and I dont mean any disrespect but niggas can blast their girlfriends and still get their pics posted up on here? Fuck that im gonna go smoke my girl right now, do a 187 in her ass... Nah Im lyin, I don't have a girl :(

 

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CLICK on any "HONDA/RHYMES AND REASONS" Banner Ad. Check to see if it's running in your area by clicking here: http://www.12ozprophet.com

 

1.

Click on THE MUSIC link …

 

Click the Comments section under the song. Tell me what Cal said on Feb. 6th.

 

------------------------------------------------------------------------

2.

find THEY STORY link …

 

Watch Episode #3. Tell me what song(s) the dancing old lady picks for her "next hit."

 

------------------------------------------------------------------------

3.

find THE STYLE link …

 

Tell me what it says under the photo, when you click "Style 10" (Hint: scroll over thumbnails to find out what style they are.)

 

 

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4.

find the EXTRAS link

 

Tell me the 3 wallpaper names.

 

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5.

Click on the HOME link

 

Click on the DRIVE box and tell me what page that link brings you to.

 

 

if you don't get it right you will not get the free 2 weeks….

PM your answers back to me...

 

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[ChIcKeN SoUp2]

You know doin what I does when its done.. umm one question tho and I dont mean any disrespect but niggas can blast their girlfriends and still get their pics posted up on here? Fuck that im gonna go smoke my girl right now, do a 187 in her ass... Nah Im lyin, I don't have a girl :(

 

Bring Billie Back ! ! ! !

 

The Gimp Rules ! ! ! ![/color][/font][/b]

 

yea you could shot your bitch and still get your shit posted go kill that hoe and ill post your shit up i got you:D

[culinaryhyperversity]

What year did you start and what made you start writing graffiti?

 

Growing up in NYC, I was surrounded by graffiti from an early age. As a kid I was somewhat fascinated with it, wondering who did it and how they did it, but it never occurred to me as something I could do myself. I didn’t start writing until way later, around 2000/2001. At the time, I was hanging out with a few kids who wrote, and I would always go along with them on missions. They would paint while I would take photos and explore. I did that for a while, without ever picking up a can. After getting into a few chases, and realizing that I would be arrested and charged the same as everyone else, I figured I might as well join in on the fun and write my name too.

What are your major influences?

 

Early Americana. Hunter S Thompson. The first season of Twin Peaks. Oh, and Pokemon.

 

Why the name Utah?

 

I guess I just liked the letters. I know, you were probably hoping for some really witty and intelligent reason why. It’s kinda an unusual name, so I can see why people think there’s a story behind it. But nope, it really is just random.

 

Any favorite partners?

At this point, I only chill with crew members, or by myself.

 

Favorite brand of paint?

 

I’ll use it all. I’m not a paint snob. If I can use it to write my name on something, then that’s exactly what I’m going to do, regardless of the name on the label.

 

Is it easier to get over in the States, Europe or Asia?

 

It’s really all the same. I think it has more to do with who you are rather than where you are.

 

How many times were you caught in your career?

 

Surprisingly few, considering it’s something I’ve done almost every single day of my life for the past 10 years.

Being a woman was an advantage or disadvantage? (Sorry, had to ask)

 

It is what it is. Its a non-issue for me.

 

How was the case built? What kind of evidence? What was used against you and how was it linked?

 

My lawyer has some very interesting paperwork, that’s for sure!

 

“What if” sucks- but what would you have done differently both as an active writer (pre-arrest) and for your defense?

 

I have always had a pretty strict policy of not having regrets. To me, there is nothing more unattractive than someone who lives in a world of “should haves” and “what ifs”. It might sound kinda corny to say that I am really happy with myself and my life, but I am. Be it good or bad, I believe that experience is what makes a person who they are. I’ve definitely had more than my fair share of both good and bad experiences, but hey, at least it’s never boring.

 

Tell us about jail?

 

Jail isn’t great by any means, but really not that terrible either. It’s just the biggest waste of time ever. It’s like hitting a giant pause button on your life. Basically you have a whole bunch of time, and its kinda up to you how you’re gonna use it. You can relax, reflect on things and come up with a game plan, or you can sit around being angry and sad that you are in jail. I dunno, I think there are enough crybabies in the world already, don’t you?

 

New York vs Boston?

 

Each had its pro’s and con’s. At the end of the day, jail is jail. None of it is particularly ideal.

 

Did you have friends? Have to join a clique inside?

 

I was super cool with everyone I met in jail. It wasn’t cliquey like how its portrayed in movies or television dramas. Basically, its a bunch of grown women hanging out all day in their pajamas, reading Cosmo and watching Law & Order SVU. Its not like anyone can go anywhere. You all are pretty much stuck together, and it’s in everyone’s interest to make the best of that. I mean, for sure there are disputes, and if you go into a scenario like that looking for a fight, you’ll have no trouble finding one. For the most part though, everyone’s just trying to do their time and go home.

 

Wait, you guys watched law shows in jail? Kinda ironic, no?

 

Oh my gosh, pretty much all we watched were law shows. Most of the time they were the only thing everyone could agree on to watch. I am pretty sure I have seen every single episode of Criminal Minds at least 5 times now. Law & Order, The First 48, Cold Case, CSI, NCIS, Americas Most Wanted, the list goes on. Except for Monday nights. That when we all watched The Bachelor.

 

Being a vegan is truly difficult in the outside world – how did you survive on jail food?

 

Yeah, I’m pretty sure that I probably never want to see a pack of Ramen noodles again.

 

How did you spend your time?

 

I slept. A lot. Like, 18 hours a day a lot. Seriously, when else in my adult life am I going to have the chance the sleep until 4:30 in the afternoon. I figured I might as well take advantage of being away from my day-to-day responsibilities. Other than that, I read a whole bunch and traded drawings to people. In jail, once people find out you can draw, you’re pretty much set. Everyone wanted a drawing, so I kept myself busy sketching out names of people’s kids and baby daddy’s and whatnot. Lots of people asked me to draw them up tattoos. I don’t tattoo, but I can draw. And judging by some of the tattoos people had in there, I figured whatever I designed would probably be a whole lot better than what they were getting on the street. I drew the line at designing anything Tribal though.

 

Oh yeah, and there was a treadmill and exercise bike in Boston, so I was getting my fitness on.

 

What are the major flaws in the penal system?

 

Haha, oh gosh, what isn’t flawed about the penal system? That would certainly be a shorter list. Basically take the most simple, everyday situation you can think of and then picture handling it in the most backwards, inefficient way ever. Now times that by 7 days a week, 24 hours a day. Yeah.

 

What was the most interesting thing you learned in jail?

 

How to make a lighter out of a double A battery and a piece of wire. I don’t smoke at all so its not like i really need a lighter for anything. But just knowing that I could construct one, if I ever wanted to, makes me feel super crafty. Kinda like that guy on Man vs Wild.

 

How do you feel about graffiti now?

 

Um, I think it’s awesome! Wait, is that the wrong answer…darn, a year in jail, and I still cant get it right…

 

Seriously though, I don’t feel any differently about it than I did before. Which is to say I don’t really feel any way about it, beyond that it’s a super fun thing to do. I never really sat around and analyzed the significance of graffiti, and I have no plans on starting to do it now. To me, graffiti is something you go out and do, not something you hang out and ponder the greater socioeconomic meanings of. Its funny, with my case being in the media so much, it seems that everyone has come out of the woodwork with some sort of opinion about graffiti. It for sure amuses me to have made everyone think so much about something I give so little thought too.

 

Was it worth doing a year bid?

 

That’s a good question.

 

What are your plans now?

 

Everything has been crazy-busy lately. I’m in school full time, which doesn’t leave time for much else. The few free moments I have are usually spent concentrating on my artwork. I just finished a canvas for the T.A.G Les Lettres de Noblesse auction at the Palais de Tokyo in Paris on February 15th. The proceeds go to a racism prevention organization, which I think is pretty cool. I have some group exhibitions coming up later in the year, so I’ve been hard at work preparing for those. I’ve also been working on finishing up the layout for my book, and focusing on my new website, utahoner.com. Yeah, after all these years of holding out, I’ve finally joined the interweb. I figured it’s a good way to let folks everywhere know what I’ve been up too, especially since pretty much all of the exhibitions I participate in are overseas. People can go to the website to see my artwork, and read the blog to find out what shows and events I have coming up. I’m also working on setting up a store, it should be up and running in the next few months. There will be limited edition prints, cool gear for the cool kids, and even some original artwork.

 

We hear she might even become a contributor to Blogue – go team!

[ChIcKeN SoUp2]

[BXanax.]

[OneThousandGrams]

yea you could shot your bitch and still get your shit posted go kill that hoe and ill post your shit up i got you:D

 

See that's what I'm talkin bout.. Chicken soup you iz riding for the cause and I would superman that hoe unfortunately theres no hoe but when there is one I will send you the flix.. Goddammit I like the way you do bidness..

 

Biiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiillie........... Where are yooooooooooooooooooooooooooooouu ?

 

The Gimp is all borough !!!

[BXanax.]

[ChIcKeN SoUp2]

See that's what I'm talkin bout.. Chicken soup you iz riding for the cause and I would superman that hoe unfortunately theres no hoe but when there is one I will send you the flix.. Goddammit I like the way you do bidness..

 

Biiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiillie........... Where are yooooooooooooooooooooooooooooouu ?

 

The Gimp is all borough !!![/color][/font][/b]

 

make sure you kill the lil nigga first then the hoe let me know ill give you my em@il leave billie band:D :D

[BXanax.]

[BXanax.]

[OneThousandGrams]

make sure you kill the lil nigga first then the hoe let me know ill give you my em@il leave billie band:D :D

 

That's a deal broham !

 

But I don't agree on the Billie D. Vandal ban. That's one of my Bklyn connects all day. TEAM WGF FO LIFE!

 

BRING BILLIE BACK FOR CHRISTS SAKES

 

THE GIMP WILL RULE FOREVER !

[TodaysMath]

the 12oz Nazis are back..

 

 

watch out you non-conformists

[OneThousandGrams]

the 12oz Nazis are back..

 

 

watch out you non-conformists

 

Should we hide in the attic till this calms down?

 

Lord knows how much I love insulation and the awesome itch they give off.. By the way don't forget to get your tetnis shots bro's !

 

Bring Billie Back Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints !

Gimpy Sigel Owns !

[AGotcha]

 

That fucking throw up makes me wanna die, why rep the BX with such a wack ass throwup:rolleyes: :rolleyes: :mad: :rolleyes:

[BXanax.]

is this dvd ever comin out???

[stompandcrush]

CRIME PAYS!!

 

What year did you start and what made you start writing graffiti?

 

Growing up in NYC, I was surrounded by graffiti from an early age. As a kid I was somewhat fascinated with it, wondering who did it and how they did it, but it never occurred to me as something I could do myself. I didn’t start writing until way later, around 2000/2001. At the time, I was hanging out with a few kids who wrote, and I would always go along with them on missions. They would paint while I would take photos and explore. I did that for a while, without ever picking up a can. After getting into a few chases, and realizing that I would be arrested and charged the same as everyone else, I figured I might as well join in on the fun and write my name too.

What are your major influences?

 

Early Americana. Hunter S Thompson. The first season of Twin Peaks. Oh, and Pokemon.

 

Why the name Utah?

 

I guess I just liked the letters. I know, you were probably hoping for some really witty and intelligent reason why. It’s kinda an unusual name, so I can see why people think there’s a story behind it. But nope, it really is just random.

 

Any favorite partners?

At this point, I only chill with crew members, or by myself.

 

Favorite brand of paint?

 

I’ll use it all. I’m not a paint snob. If I can use it to write my name on something, then that’s exactly what I’m going to do, regardless of the name on the label.

 

Is it easier to get over in the States, Europe or Asia?

 

It’s really all the same. I think it has more to do with who you are rather than where you are.

 

How many times were you caught in your career?

 

Surprisingly few, considering it’s something I’ve done almost every single day of my life for the past 10 years.

Being a woman was an advantage or disadvantage? (Sorry, had to ask)

 

It is what it is. Its a non-issue for me.

 

How was the case built? What kind of evidence? What was used against you and how was it linked?

 

My lawyer has some very interesting paperwork, that’s for sure!

 

“What if” sucks- but what would you have done differently both as an active writer (pre-arrest) and for your defense?

 

I have always had a pretty strict policy of not having regrets. To me, there is nothing more unattractive than someone who lives in a world of “should haves” and “what ifs”. It might sound kinda corny to say that I am really happy with myself and my life, but I am. Be it good or bad, I believe that experience is what makes a person who they are. I’ve definitely had more than my fair share of both good and bad experiences, but hey, at least it’s never boring.

 

Tell us about jail?

 

Jail isn’t great by any means, but really not that terrible either. It’s just the biggest waste of time ever. It’s like hitting a giant pause button on your life. Basically you have a whole bunch of time, and its kinda up to you how you’re gonna use it. You can relax, reflect on things and come up with a game plan, or you can sit around being angry and sad that you are in jail. I dunno, I think there are enough crybabies in the world already, don’t you?

 

New York vs Boston?

 

Each had its pro’s and con’s. At the end of the day, jail is jail. None of it is particularly ideal.

 

Did you have friends? Have to join a clique inside?

 

I was super cool with everyone I met in jail. It wasn’t cliquey like how its portrayed in movies or television dramas. Basically, its a bunch of grown women hanging out all day in their pajamas, reading Cosmo and watching Law & Order SVU. Its not like anyone can go anywhere. You all are pretty much stuck together, and it’s in everyone’s interest to make the best of that. I mean, for sure there are disputes, and if you go into a scenario like that looking for a fight, you’ll have no trouble finding one. For the most part though, everyone’s just trying to do their time and go home.

 

Wait, you guys watched law shows in jail? Kinda ironic, no?

 

Oh my gosh, pretty much all we watched were law shows. Most of the time they were the only thing everyone could agree on to watch. I am pretty sure I have seen every single episode of Criminal Minds at least 5 times now. Law & Order, The First 48, Cold Case, CSI, NCIS, Americas Most Wanted, the list goes on. Except for Monday nights. That when we all watched The Bachelor.

 

Being a vegan is truly difficult in the outside world – how did you survive on jail food?

 

Yeah, I’m pretty sure that I probably never want to see a pack of Ramen noodles again.

 

How did you spend your time?

 

I slept. A lot. Like, 18 hours a day a lot. Seriously, when else in my adult life am I going to have the chance the sleep until 4:30 in the afternoon. I figured I might as well take advantage of being away from my day-to-day responsibilities. Other than that, I read a whole bunch and traded drawings to people. In jail, once people find out you can draw, you’re pretty much set. Everyone wanted a drawing, so I kept myself busy sketching out names of people’s kids and baby daddy’s and whatnot. Lots of people asked me to draw them up tattoos. I don’t tattoo, but I can draw. And judging by some of the tattoos people had in there, I figured whatever I designed would probably be a whole lot better than what they were getting on the street. I drew the line at designing anything Tribal though.

 

Oh yeah, and there was a treadmill and exercise bike in Boston, so I was getting my fitness on.

 

What are the major flaws in the penal system?

 

Haha, oh gosh, what isn’t flawed about the penal system? That would certainly be a shorter list. Basically take the most simple, everyday situation you can think of and then picture handling it in the most backwards, inefficient way ever. Now times that by 7 days a week, 24 hours a day. Yeah.

 

What was the most interesting thing you learned in jail?

 

How to make a lighter out of a double A battery and a piece of wire. I don’t smoke at all so its not like i really need a lighter for anything. But just knowing that I could construct one, if I ever wanted to, makes me feel super crafty. Kinda like that guy on Man vs Wild.

 

How do you feel about graffiti now?

 

Um, I think it’s awesome! Wait, is that the wrong answer…darn, a year in jail, and I still cant get it right…

 

Seriously though, I don’t feel any differently about it than I did before. Which is to say I don’t really feel any way about it, beyond that it’s a super fun thing to do. I never really sat around and analyzed the significance of graffiti, and I have no plans on starting to do it now. To me, graffiti is something you go out and do, not something you hang out and ponder the greater socioeconomic meanings of. Its funny, with my case being in the media so much, it seems that everyone has come out of the woodwork with some sort of opinion about graffiti. It for sure amuses me to have made everyone think so much about something I give so little thought too.

 

Was it worth doing a year bid?

 

That’s a good question.

 

What are your plans now?

 

Everything has been crazy-busy lately. I’m in school full time, which doesn’t leave time for much else. The few free moments I have are usually spent concentrating on my artwork. I just finished a canvas for the T.A.G Les Lettres de Noblesse auction at the Palais de Tokyo in Paris on February 15th. The proceeds go to a racism prevention organization, which I think is pretty cool. I have some group exhibitions coming up later in the year, so I’ve been hard at work preparing for those. I’ve also been working on finishing up the layout for my book, and focusing on my new website, utahoner.com. Yeah, after all these years of holding out, I’ve finally joined the interweb. I figured it’s a good way to let folks everywhere know what I’ve been up too, especially since pretty much all of the exhibitions I participate in are overseas. People can go to the website to see my artwork, and read the blog to find out what shows and events I have coming up. I’m also working on setting up a store, it should be up and running in the next few months. There will be limited edition prints, cool gear for the cool kids, and even some original artwork.

 

We hear she might even become a contributor to Blogue – go team!

[stompandcrush]

[AGotcha]

CRIME PAYS!!

 

being white pays brother...bet you Ket has a very different story of the bullshit they put him through....to each their own, but I never heard someone talk so positive about jail...go to jail on serious charges(yeah it was graff, but they hit her crazy) and have shit lined up for them....reminds of the white kids in college, niggas wilded out did crazy illegal shit and once the 4 years were over they hit the reset button and everything was forgotten...mom dad had that job lined up with their business friends...

[john dough]

being white pays brother...bet you Ket has a very different story of the bullshit they put him through....to each their own, but I never heard someone talk so positive about jail...go to jail on serious charges(yeah it was graff, but they hit her crazy) and have shit lined up for them....reminds of the white kids in college, niggas wilded out did crazy illegal shit and once the 4 years were over they hit the reset button and everything was forgotten...mom dad had that job lined up with their business friends...

 

also the first time ive heard someone speak positively about jail, also the first time ive heard a female talk about, FEMALE jail. good for her tho, your world dont stop.

 

 

[vafonculo]

lol

[john dough]

 

 

 

[OneThousandGrams]

being white pays brother...bet you Ket has a very different story of the bullshit they put him through....to each their own, but I never heard someone talk so positive about jail...go to jail on serious charges(yeah it was graff, but they hit her crazy) and have shit lined up for them....reminds of the white kids in college, niggas wilded out did crazy illegal shit and once the 4 years were over they hit the reset button and everything was forgotten...mom dad had that job lined up with their business friends...

 

Take notes the god never lies

 

Bring Billie Back !

[URBAN WARRIOR]

rip OUCH1 MIA RTH 1134

[KILLAH6LINE]

 

bump rip spot tho , no mas

[Jackblack]

1/9 line King 97/2001 Washington Heights

 

That makes 2 of us my niggas! Dimelo mi pana??