
Creepy video
Teacher stalks blind student.
And even plays with her phone.
MJ thriller video legit gave me nightmares about zombies.
I got the jones, martha
I got the jones, martha
in the song Insatiable the line "I got a jones. Martha" confuses me and a friend. I did some quick dirty research and found out the following:
Jones
n. Slang
1. Heroin.
2. An addiction, especially to heroin
Martha
bitterness, the sister of Lazarus and Mary, and probably the eldest of the
family, who all resided at Bethany (Luke 10:38, 40, 41; John 11:1-39). From the
residence being called "her house," some have supposed that she was a widow,
and that her brother and sister lodged with her. She seems to have been of an
anxious, bustling spirit, anxious to be helpful in providing the best things
for the Master's use, in contrast to the quiet earnestness of Mary, who was
more concerned to avail herself of the opportunity of sitting at his feet and
learning of him. Afterwards at a supper given to Christ and his disciples in
her house "Martha served." Nothing further is known of her. "Mary and Martha
are representatives of two orders of human character. One was absorbed,
preoccupied, abstracted; the other was concentrated and single-hearted. Her own
world was the all of Martha; Christ was the first thought with Mary. To Martha
life was 'a succession of particular businesses;' to Mary life 'was rather the
flow of one spirit.' Martha was Petrine, Mary was Johannine. The one was a
well-meaning, bustling busybody; the other was a reverent disciple, a wistful
listener." Paul had such a picture as that of Martha in his mind when he spoke
of serving the Lord "without distraction" (1 Cor. 7:35).
Therefore "I got a jones. Martha" should mean something like a bitter addiction or what not.
Any opinions or corrections?
this was his hardest rap song

in the song Insatiable the line "I got a jones. Martha" confuses me and a friend. I did some quick dirty research and found out the following:
Jones
n. Slang
1. Heroin.
2. An addiction, especially to heroin
Martha
bitterness, the sister of Lazarus and Mary, and probably the eldest of the
family, who all resided at Bethany (Luke 10:38, 40, 41; John 11:1-39). From the
residence being called "her house," some have supposed that she was a widow,
and that her brother and sister lodged with her. She seems to have been of an
anxious, bustling spirit, anxious to be helpful in providing the best things
for the Master's use, in contrast to the quiet earnestness of Mary, who was
more concerned to avail herself of the opportunity of sitting at his feet and
learning of him. Afterwards at a supper given to Christ and his disciples in
her house "Martha served." Nothing further is known of her. "Mary and Martha
are representatives of two orders of human character. One was absorbed,
preoccupied, abstracted; the other was concentrated and single-hearted. Her own
world was the all of Martha; Christ was the first thought with Mary. To Martha
life was 'a succession of particular businesses;' to Mary life 'was rather the
flow of one spirit.' Martha was Petrine, Mary was Johannine. The one was a
well-meaning, bustling busybody; the other was a reverent disciple, a wistful
listener." Paul had such a picture as that of Martha in his mind when he spoke
of serving the Lord "without distraction" (1 Cor. 7:35).
Therefore "I got a jones. Martha" should mean something like a bitter addiction or what not.
Any opinions or corrections?
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miss yall
i've had some more free time lately cuz im sick af
hopefully i'll be more active soon
@ruckus
Yo my nigga skepta's walk at the beginning of this video
@ruckus
Aint heard this in maybe 5 years
No one but us knows @ruckus
No one but us knows @ruckus
Some of these got played till the cows came home kinda glad to forget em