Lil B Quotes

WOW DID I JUST SEE LIL B? THE MYTH ?? THE AMERICAN HERO AND LEGEND? WORLD WIDE LEGEND! I MEAN I DIDNT EVEN THINK HE WAS HUMAN

I've never seen Kevin Durant play ball a day in my life " - lil b

if you see bees you no your not to far away from water

Be yourself one hundred and one thousand percent. Everybody man, from the sides to the back to the middle to the sides, you might not even know people, but if you rock with Lil B music and respect me from the core, you should know that based means you have someone you can trust, because we all have a common courtesy. It’s about having empathy now. What I mean is really caring and paying attention to somebody else’s feeling. You gotta have empathy and know we all on this common vibe. It’s all peace. It’s saying, hey, you know what, you can hit me and I’m not hitting you back. And that takes a very big person to do that.

When you want to read the book, come read the book. When you want to come talk to me and be my friend, come talk to me.

I told her about me and Peter breaking up, and she wasn't the least bit surprised. “Honey, that man put the B in bougie,” she said, causing me to laugh.   “I

Rodeo by Lil Nas X and Cardi B

Min ma jifhimx sewwa l-karattru tiegħi jista' jidħak bija, jgħajjarni miġnun, stramb, bniedem b'demmu ffriżat...! Iżda b'liema jedd tkejjel lil ħaddieħor b'xibrek? L-għaliex kulħadd ipoġġi lilu nnifsu bħala r-regola u jittimbra lil dawk li m'humiex bħalu b'imġienen? Jien naf li jien differenti minn ħaddieħor, iżda b'daqshekk m'iniex miġnun. Għandi dritt infassal ħajti kif irrid jien u mhux kif ifassluha l-biċċa l-kbira tal-bnedmin!

Swados’ sound was no more ingratiating in the more commercial Doonesbury (1983), which Swados wrote with Garry Trudeau, the creator of the familiar comic strip. The comics have been singing on The Street for a century—Victor Herbert and Harry B. Smith turned Winsor McKay’s Little Nemo into a musical in 1908, and Maggie and Jiggs of George McManus’ Bringing Up Father provisioned a series of shows in the following decade and into the 1920s, though few were seen in New York. George Herriman’s Krazy Kat went not to Broadway but Town Hall, as a ballet-pantomime, with scenery by Herriman, in 1922. More recently, Li’l Abner, Peanuts, and Little Orphan Annie have had notable success as musical theatre. Doonesbury, which lasted three months, was seldom theatre and never musical. This pop material might have worked as a television series or a comedy disc; nothing of what made the strip amusing was transformed into what makes musicals amusing. Li’l Abner came to Broadway in 1956 in the form of a fifties musical with fifties musical-comedy talent, the whole made on Al Capp’s characters and attitudes. Doonesbury played Broadway but never came to it in any real sense.

Return to: U. S. Department of Agriculture ESCS/Statistics, Room 0005 So. Bldg. 14th & Independence Ave., S.W. Washington, D.C. 20250 H£AT ·-·-- ·-----··--- --- ACREAGE YIELD PRODUCTION By States, 1866- 1943 • All wheat • Winter wheat • All spring wheat • Spring wheat other than durum • Durum wheat U. S. DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE Agricultural Marketing Service February 1955 STATISTICAL BULLETIN NO. 158 INDEX :Spring :Spring . . All Wheat . . . . All :Wheat STATE: All ; Winter; Spring: Other : Durum: STATE All ; Winter ; Spring : Other :Durum :Wheat Wheat Wheat : Than • Wheat; Wheat : Wheat : Wheat :Than Wheat : Durum: : Durum: Page Page Page .Page Page Page Page Page Page Page Ala, 17 40 Nev. 24 47 62 Ariz. 23 46 N.H. 3 Ark. 18 41 N.J. 4 28 Calif, 25 48 N.Mex. 22 45 61 Colo. 22 45 61 N.Y. 4 27 51 Conn. 3 N.C. 14 37 Del. 12 35 N.Dak. 10 57 66 68 Ga. 15 38 Ohio 6 29 53 Idaho 21 44 60 Okla. 19 42 Ill. 7 30 54 Oreg. 25 48 63 Ind. 6 30 53 Pa, 5 28 52 Iowa 9 32 56 S.C. 15 38 Kans. 11 34 58 S.Dak. 10 33 57 66 68 Ky. 16 39 Tenn. 17 40 Maine 2 50 Texas 19 42 Md. 13 36 Utah 23 46 62 Mich. 7 31 54 Vt, 3 51 -- Minn. 8 32 55 65 67 Va. 13 36 Miss. 18 41 Wash. 24 47 63 Mo. 9 33 56 W.Va. 14 37 Mont. 20 43 59 Wise. 8 31 55 Nebr. 11 34 58 Wyo. 21 44 60 REGIONS REGIONS N.Atl. 5 29 52 S.Cent, 20 43 N. Cent. 12 35 59 West. 26 49 64 S.Atl. 16 39 u.s. 2 27 50 65 67 WHEAT BY CLASSES - - - - Page 69 * * * * * For sale by the Superintendent of Documents, U. S. Government Printing Office, Washington 25, D.' C. - Price 40 cents WHEAT: ACREAGE, YIELD, AND PRODUCTION, BY STATES, 1866 - 1943 Presented in this report are estimates of acreage planted and harvested, yield per harvested acre, and produ2tion for all wheat, winter wheat, all spring wheat, durum wheat, and other spring wheat. Tables are presented for each kind of wheat estimated for each State. for the Geographic Divisions, and for the United States. Also included is a table, for the United States only, showing production of wheat by classes. Estimates of all wheat cover the period from 1866 (or from the first year in which estimates were made) to 1943, inclusive; estimates of winter wheat and ali spring wheat for States growing both kinds coveT the period from 1909, when separate series were initiated, to 1943, inclusive; estimates of durum wheat and other spring wheat cover the period from 1919 to 1943, inclusive; the estimates by classes cover the period from 1919 to 1949, inclusive. The series for planted acreage begins in 1909 for winter wheat, in 1919 for all spring wheat and all wheat; and in 1926 for durum and other spring wheat. Estimates for the period 1944-49, except wheat by classes, are contained in Statistica,l Bulletin Number 108, issued in March 1952 • Estimates since 1950 for all series are presented in the Annual Summary of Crop Production published in December of each year. ALL W'-!EAT: A ::REAGE, n-.:LD, MD PRODUCTION, 1866 - 1943 UNITED STATES ---7---- 1 Yi9ld: i'---- -,:-- -,---- -,-Yie!d_:_---- :,---:-- -A~r;a;e--- 7 Yieid I----- : Acreage : per : Pro- :: : Acreage 1 per : Pro- :: : __________ : per : ProYear : hd~- : har- : ductivn ::Year : har- : har- : duction ::Year : : : nar- : duction : vested : vested: :: : vested : vested: :: : Planted :Harvested: vested: ___ .:._ ___ ..,. .:_ _a~r~.!. ____ -·~ ___ : _____ : _ _!C!e_: _____ .!.=- __ ..!. ____ .!. ____ ..:. _a_£r~ 1. ____ _ Thous. Bu. ~··us. bu. Thous. Bu. Thous. bu. Thous. Bu. Thous. bu. 1<'366 1867 1368 lil69 lil70 1371 11372 1873 1374 1875 1876 1377 1378 1879 1880 1·3Bl B82 1883 1884 1885 1986 1887 1988 1889