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hoho zuuuuuuuuuuuu geil

ist der im knast gewachsen , oder warum isser auf dem pic größer als bun ? hatte den pimp kleiner in erinnerung

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[quote="EvilMayne666"
haha du bist doch der jude von dem avatar oder ? wie du halbes hemd am posen bist und denkst du wärst der gee ich bepiss mich.. dass du dich überhaupt noch traust hier die fresse aufzureissen nachdem jeder hier gesehen hat was für ein lappen du bist...ich scheiss auf dich und dein dämliches gelaber also halt die schnauze und nimm meinen namen nicht mehr in den mund sondern lieber wieder den penis von deinem vater [/quote]

ich dachte auch immer das er kleiner als bun is, aber scheinbar is bun einfach nur dicker geworden und deswegen sieht das so geil aus.

Das Foto des Jahres

ich möchte das t-shirt von bun kaufen

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Sehr gute Nachrichten, haben beide das perfekte Zahnpasta-Werbung-Lächeln

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Klasse dass der alte Zuhälter wieder frei ist, hoffe auf ein gutes UGK-Album im Stil von Ridin Dirty und Supertight



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LOOOL, 30 Mäuse - das nenne ich wahres hustling

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Pimp C, half of the acclaimed Texas duo Underground Kingz, or UGK, was released a month after he was granted parole. He served about half of an eight-year sentence on an aggravated assault charge.

Since his incarceration in January 2002, "Free Pimp C" has been a rallying call for rappers and UGK fans across the country. Numerous rap stars have appeared in music videos and at concerts and awards shows clad in gear sporting the phrase.

Pimp C, whose real name is Chad Butler, was sentenced after falling behind on community service required after he pleaded no contest to aggravated assault. He was charged after brandishing a gun during an argument with a woman at a mall.

Several people waited for him outside of the TDCJ's Walls Unit in Huntsville and he spoke with them for about 10 minutes before leaving, Lyons said.

The Port Arthur native who turned 32 Thursday has sold well over 1 million records since 1992 from five major-label releases with UGK.

In March, Houston-based Rap-A-Lot Records released his first solo album, "The Sweet James Jones Stories," created from a series of freestyle raps he did years ago. Pimp C called the album subpar, but it still debuted at No. 3 on Billboard magazine's rap charts.

He is featured on the single "Get Throwed" from UGK partner Bun B's album "Trill" which was No. 1 on the rap charts when it debuted in October.

Bun B wasn't too fond of his own stint as a solo artist and is overjoyed at the possibilities for UGK now that Pimp C has been released.

"The album is probably going to be one of the most anticipated projects in rap," Bun B said of UGK's next project, which will be the first album with new music from the group since 2002. "I just think that as a group there's going to be a lot more things that we can take advantage of."

Pimp C spent the latter part of his sentence at the TDJC's Terrell Unit, about 35 miles south of Houston in rural Rosharon. He was transferred to the Walls Unit earlier this week.

He will be on parole until December of 2009.

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mann mann mann is bbs ein fettsack.

schön mit lil j erstmal im juvelier laden, so is recht- schön ne pimp glatze und alles. man sieht das pimp c nicht umsonst so heisst.

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du bist der grösste penner dieser erde...verpiss dich endlich aus diesem forum du alte scheisse...