Generation Gap No More.

Alize was originally made for women 45-55 years of age but stood for 8 years without many customers.

I guess they did not advertise it. No one knew about it .Its a cognac liqueur, based on fruit and jam.

It took rapper 2pak (TUPAC SHAKUR) to turn it into something special.

He came out with a video called

THUG PASSION.

Now here is a drink thugs drink today.

2 oz of Alize

2 oz of champagne preferably, Cristal made by Louis Roederer

Price ?

Alize was sold for 25.00 a bottle

Cristal, 350.00 a bottle.

Now would a discount apply here? lol

Even with 10%, I think I'll pass. lol

Unfortunately for Tupac, he will not be here to enjoy it, but his death, made Alize a very popular alcoholic beverage to drink today.

Tupac closed the generation gap between the young as well as the older and more mature element, at social gatherings.

Quebec it seems, just closed it more by making the official drinking age, 14 years of age. They kids cannot buy booze however and parents cannot buy it for them to drink, but if they want a little swig or two , I suppose they can find their way to the liquor cabinet. lol

The free thinkers believe we should allow people to do drugs and alcohol . I can only presume it is only to promote chaos and to establish dictatorship, ending democracy and freedom.

This is what happened in China when opium was popular.

Is it a plan to save or enslave the world one day?

President Obama made a wonderful speech in England about two things, which unite us all. Dignity and freedom. Seems the man is Kenyan, Irish, Indonesian and who knows, maybe even Russian. He just has a problem proving he is American, which would then make him close to a citizen of the world. lol

But like everything else in the world, it takes more than words to achieve citizenship, let alone, dignity and freedom.

These are things you are supposed to be born with, not things you need to obtain.

These are things you are, that walk with you, from the day you are born as an individual.

A person is not a number.

As a number, a person does not exist .

Freedom also has its' limits, for the better good.

So Here's a toast to Tupac, for his good taste , and for closing the generation gap, to hopefully do more chatting than drinking.

:)

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AND HERE'S TO THE QUEEN OF ENGLAND.

An over-the-hill new to-the-gym, workout wannabe, spied himself a sweet young thing over on the elliptical.

Easing over to a strapping male trainer he slyly asked, “what machine do you think I should use to impress that little cutie?”

The trainer looked him up and down and drawled.. "I’d try the ATM in the lobby"

Being Tupac Educated.

Last night my son and I had quality time together.
We passed the football and I found I still had it. lol
During this time we again got onto the subject of rap.
My son admires Tupac.
He got me a link and we sat down and listened to his interview with a reporter when he was 17 years old.

I was impressed. I told my son, Tupac's views were no different than my own.
Then my son showed me a written version of the young man's rap.
It was clean, no swearing, no abuse of women.
He basically just really tried to get kids to do the right thing.

It became confusing.

I told my son something is missing. There must be more to this story. He must be involved in either drugs,guns or gangs. My son said no but then, I found out the boy's Mom was a Black Panther.
Then it all clicked together.
Going back in time, this was a time when the USA was involved in a Cold War with the USSR and Cuba.
Talking to a communist, let alone being one, was enough to put you in jail.
The US had serious problems.
The Black Panthers was a serious group to contend with, fighting for black rights and communism.
Malcolm X was a communist revolutionary.
His Mom was raped by a white man and he hated white people so he changed his last name by putting an X behind Malcolm.
Malcolm X and the Black Panthers were involved with each other.
Malcolm X was working towards breaking up the US into two countries, black and white.

Anyway. Tupac said his Mom could not get a good job because of her Black Panther background. It haunted her wherever she went, so they had to live in poor rough areas and he didn't like it.
It seems his Mom groomed him very well because he was a well spoken young man.

In California he reformed the Black Panther's. I think this was where he went wrong.
No one wants the rehashing of this period in time.You need to work inside the system, like Obama, not outside. The Lenin ideology did not work.

I told my son, first it takes half your life to study and learn before you find a voice to have an opinion worth airing.
Second, you can be an entertainer or politician or a revolutionary.
Third -The first two ....ahhh .....people may or may not like uniting but a revolutionary .......is a whole new ball game.
Revolutionaries usually stay clear of the public.
They are more like Bin Laden, hidden, hated and hunted.
My son admitted to Tupoc being a revolutionary. I asked him how having views people all agree on, made him a revolutionary?
Well now we get back into the Black Panthers.
My son said this group was not a big part of his life, he was a kid.
I told him that may be so, but his Mother was and no one knows how deep he was involved.
Obviously enough to step on a few toes.
My son said his death was a random drive by shooting but I have to question this.

We left the conversation with me saying it was too bad Tupac ended up the way he did.
He could have made his money and done something good with it, not just for black people but white people as well and why not even for the world?
He had what it took had he not got involved in something which had nothing to do with him or his life.
The Black Panthers was his Mother's time and since then, a lot of things have changed.
People are tired of fighting. Every one wants peace.

You learn from the past.

You don't repeat it.
:)

Tupac part 4