Thanks to Saucy Dame, I think I found a new future hobby -- collecting booty babes statues.

Spencer Davis is a toy developer/artist based in Los Angeles who -- inspired by adult publications such as Black Tail magazine, Big Butt magazine and others -- started designing "Booty Babe" figurines in 1998.

"Booty Babe is generally a woman with curves," Spencer explains on his website. "Waist-to-hip ratio is usually breath-taking. She feels sexy and her self-confidence makes her glow. She's not afraid to wear skin-tight outfits -- and we love her for it. She's sweet and sexy, stylish and smart; and her body language states, 'This is who I am, and I LOVE being me.'"

His collection of full-bodied babe statues are in high demand and have been showcased in art galleries and toy conventions all over the world.

To check out -- and maybe purchase -- Spencer Davis' Booty Babes statues, click THIS.

Ahh yes, Booty Babes. You gotta love it!

Holla!

Not only did I scare up one meme, but three memes today.
Happy Halloween!
Oh yes . . . there will be lots of blood, too. Muuwhahahahaha!

I copped this meme off of Anitra who ganked it off of George.

Instructions: Set iTunes to shuffle. Ask the following questions, and hit "next song." The title of the song will be the answer to your question.

Question: What do you think of me, playlist?
Answer: "I Don't Care" -- Rapper Big Pooh off the Sleepers LP

Question: Will I have a happy life?
Answer: "B.O.W." -- Bow Wow off the Wanted LP

Question: What do my friends really think of me?
Answer: "Remote Control" -- R. Kelly from TP.3 Reloaded

Question: Do people secretly lust after me?
Answer: "Phone Sex" (F/ Twista) -- Syleena Johnson from Chapter 3: The Flesh

Question: What should I do with my life?
Answer: "Creeks of My Broken Heart" -- Eric Benét off the Hurricane LP

Question: Why must life be so full of pain?
Answer: "Good Time" -- Leela James off of the A Change Is Gonna Come album

Question: How can I maximize my pleasure during sex?
Answer: "Space Ho's" -- Dangerdoom from The Mouse and the Mask

Question: Will I ever have children?
Answer: "Pimp's Dream" -- Dwele from Some Kinda . . .

Question: Will I die happy?
Answer: "Gone" (F/ Cee-Lo) -- Esthero from We R In Need of a Musical Revolution EP

Question: Can you give me some advice?
Answer: "You Might Win" (F/ Stevie Wonder) -- Kem from Album II

Question: What do you think happiness is?
Answer: "Banned From TV" -- Malik Yusef from The Great Chicago Fire A Cold Day In Hell

Question: What's my favorite fetish?
Answer: "The Love Experience" -- Raheem DeVaughn off the Love Experience LP

From Unconscious Mutterings:

1. Unbreakable :: Alicia Keys' annoying song
2. Have mercy :: On Our Souls
3. Do it better :: Than Me
4. Settle scores :: Beef
5. Comments :: Readers please do so below. ;-P
6. Craziest thing :: Rapper Game arrested at a North Carolina mall. So not gangsta, homie.
7. Apple :: iPod -- oh, how I love my iPod nano.
8. Halloween :: Candy
9. Manageable :: Bank Accounts
10. Trick :: Bitch

From Monday Madness:

1. Name 1 comedy movie you've seen.

Richard Pryor Live on the Sunset Strip

2. Name 2 black and white films you remember seeing.

1. Citizen Kane
2. White Heat

3. Name 3 dramas you thought were worth watching.

1. FOX's Prison Break (Boring!)
2. ABC's Boston Legal (This show should be sued for being unwatchable)
3. CBS's Close to Home (Definitely, not worth watching)

4. Name 4 television shows you watch on a regular (or semi-regular) basis.

1. UPN's America's Next Top Model
2. MTV's Run's House
3. In Living Color (syndicated on BET)
4. UPN's Everybody Hates Chris

5. Name 5 things that, in your opinion, are advertised on television too frequently.

1. Those damn Geico commercials.
2. Proactive commercials at 3 a.m. in the morning
3. Movie trailers
4.
5.

Holla-ween!

I had one of those crazy dreams last night.

I dreamt that I was the lead crooner for the now defunct(?) R&B group Dru Hill.
And the shocking part was . . . I was singing a love ballad on the doorstep of blog vixen Saucy Dame's house.

For the record, I can't sing . . . at all.

As I was gyrating my hips and doing the two-step, I apparently was warbling a love song. The lyrics went:

Last night we were making love without a doubt/
Our bodies were in motion let's scream and shout/
Don't let go 'cause I'm about to explode/
*[Let get busy on the dance flo' . . ./]

(* -- Radio Edit)

And then I woke up.

Whaddu think? That's a hit record, right? I better call Jermaine Dupri.

But don't be alarmed, it wasn't a dream fantasy of mines to become a R&B singer.

You see, on Saturday, I went music shopping and I noticed that there was a new Dru Hill "Greatest Hits" CD on the shelf. I said to myself, "Whose bright idea was it to release this crap?" And I know that part of the dream was from me reading over a million times Saucy Dame's hilarious post, Laughing at the Glass. If you haven't read it, please do -- it's a blogsphere classic.

So don't worry, I won't be wearing a blond wig and crooning the "Thong Song" anytime soon.

But a brother can dream, right?

Holla!

Thank you Miss Rosa, you are the spark/
You started our freedom movement/
Thank you Sister Rosa Parks/
Thank you Miss Rosa you are the spark/
You started our freedom movement/
Thank you Sister Rosa Parks . . .
-- The Neville Brothers, "Sister Rosa"

Can we please have a moment of silence . . .

For a true icon of the Civil Rights Movement . . .

Rosa Parks (1913-2005)

Rosa Parks died on Oct. 26 of natural causes at the age of 92. All in all, she lived a very purposeful life, most notably igniting the Civil Rights Movement with her noble stance of refusing to give up a seat to a White man on a city bus in Montgomery, Ala., in 1955.

Two memorials were held over the weekend: Saturday at Rosa's former church in Montgomery, Ala. and on Sunday at the Lincoln Memorial building in Washington, D.C., where her body will lie in state until Monday.

Her soul will be laid to rest on Wednesday in Detroit.

No matter what doubts you may have about Rosa's place in history, in the end, she was a true soul survivor. She was a quiet, yet, vigil soldier in "The Struggle."

Rosa's death is a reminder of how far we've come since the days of the civil rights movement and the long work ahead on improving race relations in America.

Racism is still alive and well and stronger than ever. Trust me, I experience racism almost everyday at my job. Racism is never ever going to go away. But we can work on improving our tolerance for one another -- through education and understanding.

So, I'm going to leave you with blogger Jay Smooth's Rosa Parks tribute song.

Take time out to give thanks to Rosa Parks -- whether you want to or not.

Love and peace, my brothers and sisters.

Holla!

I haven't done this in awhile, so I figured I bring back. I just simply went to the "Party Shuffle," hit "Refresh" and tah-dah! What you're looking at are the top 15 randomly selected joints out of 600 songs that are stored in my iTunes.

Moving along . . .

I have been in a jazzy mood lately. So below are two of my favortie jazz CDs that are currently getting major spins in my ipod nano.

For the record: Everything is fine with my iPod nano. No shattered screens or scratches. I'm happy with it. But yes, Apple needs to release cases for their iPods. They are too easily scratch-proned and hard to clean.

My two favorite jazz CDs:

Thelonious Monk Quartet with John Coltrane -- At Carnegie Hall
(Blue Note Records)

Two geniuses performing on stage together -- LIVE. This now is truly a jazz collection to savor. To listen to a few selections from the disc, click HERE.

Soulive -- Breakout
(Concord Records)

This group has never released a bad record. Their muscular grooves, jazzy musical forms and guest vocalists make this a must-have. Corey Glover (of Living Colour, the '80s rock band), Chaka Khan and others appear on the disc. If you're looking for some soulful jazz, break out a few dollars and cop this disc. For more info on Soulive, click THIS.

Holla!