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We are all, as Huxley says someplace, Great Abbreviators, meaning that none of us has the wit to know the whole truth, the time to tell it if we believed we did, or an audience so gullible as to accept it.
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Embrace the child within
Elmo asks how everyone’s doing on social media, the internet responds honestly
Elmo asked how everyone was doing on social media, and thousands responded with an overwhelming sense of melancholy and discontent. 'Elmo I'm gonna be real I am at my f---ing limit,' one user wrote.
QTIP...
QUIT TAKING IT PERSONALLY
QUIT TAKING IT PERSONALLY
Call your shot
Not cocky but confident
Make it happen
Don't let others define you
Plan on becoming a professional bassist, guitarist, pianist, saxophonist, song writer, producer and composer. Coming up short is not an option.
Executives didn't think the Rick James skit was funny?
Trust YOURSELF
Absolutely . People need to understand YOU are responsible for your goals and dreams. Not your significant other. Not your family and friends......YOU. YOU and YOU only. People need ta man the fuck up, take advantage of all the information and resources out there that's available and make some shit happen for them that will make them happy and bring a level of financial stability. You have to be willing to work and organize your time properly to make things happen. That's where people get caught up and fall short. No drive, will desire and organizational skills to learn new things. Muthafuckas just too goddam lazy. In this society of instant everything people don't know how to fall and get back up. How to struggle learning something but stick with it and be able to move past the sticking points. Instead people are more comfortable going to a therapist talking about how sad they are cause they couldn't man the fuck up!!!! Some of the realist shit I've ever typed cuzzo.
Do you.
Use all of it as motivation
10 years in, two kids later, 70lbs heavier (from when we started dating), few grey hairs, fuzzy braids, & no makeup my husband STILL finds me attractive in every way! I came home, was looking for a gift bag, & he was like “wait, you’re beautiful!” Even when I don’t see it myself & I’m thinking I look a hot mess or I’m NOT “dolled up” he makes me feel incredible. Some ppl will say, “Well, yall are married & he is suppose to love you know matter what!” Yes, that is true. But just because that’s the way it’s suppose to be doesn’t mean that will always align. Hence, divorce rates or when you have physically changed and your partner looks at you different. When I say to him I don’t look like the lady you met he replies, “you’re better in every way!” I say all that to say ladies good men still do exist! Never settle!
good morning my brothers
May this week find you all safe healthy and at peace
Don't block ya blessings
Forgiveness
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By Wesley Stenzel
Published on June 7, 2024 05:59PM EDT
Tracy Morgan is reflecting on the car accident that put him in a coma, nearly killed him, and claimed the life of his friend 10 years ago.
In a statement provided to PEOPLE a decade after the crash, the 30 Rock star said Friday, "Today is 10 years since our fateful accident, and I want to say to everyone who was in the van with me that night I Love you, and we miss you, Uncle Jimmy Mac and God bless your family."
Morgan, 55, also addressed the driver of the Walmart truck that collided with his limousine van on June 7, 2014, saying, "To the driver that night and his family, me and my comrades forgive you."
Tracy Morgan.
DIMITRIOS KAMBOURIS/GETTY
Finding Your Roots reveals Tracy Morgan was destined for two first names — but Morgan wasn't one of them
The accident occurred on the New Jersey Turnpike when a Walmart truck collided with the back of the 10-seat vehicle carrying Morgan and others. Comedian James McNair, a.k.a. Morgan's mentor Uncle Jimmy Mack, died in the crash at 62, while Morgan was sent to the hospital in a coma with a broken leg, and three other passengers were severely injured. Morgan was comatose for two weeks and spent five months in a wheelchair as he rehabilitated his leg.
Morgan sued Walmart for negligence a month after the incident, alleging that the company had forced the driver to make an 11-hour commute before his lengthy shift on the clock, meaning he had been awake for more than 24 hours when the collision occurred. The driver's lawyer denied that claim. Walmart alleged that Morgan and the three other passengers were not wearing seatbelts during the accident, which they denied. The suit was ultimately settled in May 2015.
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Later, federal regulators investigated the accident and found that the driver had been awake for more than 28 hours, and that the passengers were not wearing seat belts.
Tracy Morgan.
JOHNNY LOUIS/GETTY
Morgan previously discussed the accident in his 2017 Netflix comedy special Staying Alive. "I suffered some terrible injuries — traumatic brain injury," he said. "I broke every bone in my face, my ribs. I pulverized my femur. I'm from the ghetto, and after I came out the coma I was blind for a week, and where I come from you don't want to be blind for a second. All kinds of s--- started coming up missing in my hospital room."
SNL star Kenan Thompson reveals 'the best advice' he got from Tracy Morgan
Morgan also said that he behaved strangely after the accident, but his then-wife didn't think much of it. "After the coma I was behaving erratically," he said. "I was acting really erratically and the doctors told my wife, 'Mrs. Morgan, that's the brain trauma.' And my wife looked at the doctor and said, 'Nah. Nah. [He's] always been crazy. I was hoping the accident was going to fix his crazy brain.'"
Tracy Morgan addresses driver 10 years after crash that put him in coma
Tracy Morgan is reflecting on the 'fateful' car accident that put him in a coma, nearly killed him, and claimed the life of his friend 10 years ago.
Tracy Morgan Reflects on 'Fateful' Accident 10 Years Later (Exclusive)
Tracy Morgan reflects on the 10-year anniversary of his near-fatal car accident that left him in a coma for two weeks. The June 7, 2014 car accident on the New Jersey Turnpike killed James McNair and severely injured other people in the vehicle
Tracy Morgan addresses driver 10 years after crash that put him in coma: 'Me and my comrades forgive you'
The comedian's friend and mentor James McNair was killed in the crash, while Morgan and three others were severely injured.By Wesley Stenzel
Published on June 7, 2024 05:59PM EDT
Tracy Morgan is reflecting on the car accident that put him in a coma, nearly killed him, and claimed the life of his friend 10 years ago.
In a statement provided to PEOPLE a decade after the crash, the 30 Rock star said Friday, "Today is 10 years since our fateful accident, and I want to say to everyone who was in the van with me that night I Love you, and we miss you, Uncle Jimmy Mac and God bless your family."
Morgan, 55, also addressed the driver of the Walmart truck that collided with his limousine van on June 7, 2014, saying, "To the driver that night and his family, me and my comrades forgive you."
Tracy Morgan.
DIMITRIOS KAMBOURIS/GETTY
Finding Your Roots reveals Tracy Morgan was destined for two first names — but Morgan wasn't one of them
The accident occurred on the New Jersey Turnpike when a Walmart truck collided with the back of the 10-seat vehicle carrying Morgan and others. Comedian James McNair, a.k.a. Morgan's mentor Uncle Jimmy Mack, died in the crash at 62, while Morgan was sent to the hospital in a coma with a broken leg, and three other passengers were severely injured. Morgan was comatose for two weeks and spent five months in a wheelchair as he rehabilitated his leg.
Morgan sued Walmart for negligence a month after the incident, alleging that the company had forced the driver to make an 11-hour commute before his lengthy shift on the clock, meaning he had been awake for more than 24 hours when the collision occurred. The driver's lawyer denied that claim. Walmart alleged that Morgan and the three other passengers were not wearing seatbelts during the accident, which they denied. The suit was ultimately settled in May 2015.
Sign up for Entertainment Weekly's free daily newsletter to get breaking TV news, exclusive first looks, recaps, reviews, interviews with your favorite stars, and more.
Later, federal regulators investigated the accident and found that the driver had been awake for more than 28 hours, and that the passengers were not wearing seat belts.
Tracy Morgan.
JOHNNY LOUIS/GETTY
Morgan previously discussed the accident in his 2017 Netflix comedy special Staying Alive. "I suffered some terrible injuries — traumatic brain injury," he said. "I broke every bone in my face, my ribs. I pulverized my femur. I'm from the ghetto, and after I came out the coma I was blind for a week, and where I come from you don't want to be blind for a second. All kinds of s--- started coming up missing in my hospital room."
SNL star Kenan Thompson reveals 'the best advice' he got from Tracy Morgan
Morgan also said that he behaved strangely after the accident, but his then-wife didn't think much of it. "After the coma I was behaving erratically," he said. "I was acting really erratically and the doctors told my wife, 'Mrs. Morgan, that's the brain trauma.' And my wife looked at the doctor and said, 'Nah. Nah. [He's] always been crazy. I was hoping the accident was going to fix his crazy brain.'"