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Permalink Reply by Lynxz Musik on September 8, 2012 at 12:39pm

new video check it out http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mdLVZFMn678

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Permalink Reply by Fitretu on November 9, 2012 at 8:23am

Volunteer Ethiopia is inspired by the conviction that volunteerism and ethical way of travelling can transform the pace and nature of tourism towards peace, mutual understanding, tolerance and sustainability.

This appears to have come at a time when travelers are seeking a more meaningful and responsible ways to spend their holiday time and money. Almost everyone can contribute with their time and energy during their holidays from one day to a couple of weeks.
Volunteering is a great way to meet people in a country who are already doing something good for their fellow countrymen and women.
If we happen to organize your trip, you’ll get the inspiration from them. You will learn how a local,indignous tribal life, charity works, how is the local organization and way of doing, and at same time you’ll do something good for the people in need. You will better understand the problems and difficulties they face every day. Volunteer Ethiopoa always works in collaboration with local associations and charities who have native founders and members. Its a100% true cultural immersion...and they need your support.
Homeless people in Ethiopia, orphan children in Addis Abeba, street children in different cities..Minigi Abondon kids in Omo Valley Ethiopia. Generally people in need.
If you want to do something to help them, they can give you a lot in exchange. This will not touchable, but probably something you’ll never forget. It will be with you for a long time if not for the rest of your life. A new a new perspective of the native people, indignous tribes and their culture and a new vision of your every day life.

Volunteering and travelling are perfectly compatible...if responsible tourism is involved the better. Different faces of same destination, all there to complete a full and unique life-time experience. We also organize CBT (community based tourism) tours and expeditions to remote areas, supporting economic development through tourism. All tours we suggest to volunteers and travelers are organized in a way that they get in contact with people in the villages,schools,child centers etc home stay when possible, language& culture orientation programs.

Volunteer work are the most important material and human resources we need.

Thanks for your trip to Ethiopia!!
Volunteer Ethiopia
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Permalink Reply by Tristan DeMers on November 24, 2012 at 1:24pm

Anyone notice there is alot of money on the table for some celeb fights 50 Vs FMJR Chris Brown Vs DRAKE even a while ago there was talk of M&M Vs Nick Cannon
Has me thinking that all these celebs need to tell there PR agent to go f*** themselves and take matters into there own hands STEP IN DA RING

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Permalink Reply by Tristan DeMers on November 24, 2012 at 1:25pm

Anyone notice there is alot of money on the table for some celeb fights 50 Vs FMJR Chris Brown Vs DRAKE even a while ago there was talk of M&M Vs Nick Cannon
Has me thinking that all these celebs need to tell there PR agent to go f*** themselves and take matters into there own hands STEP IN DA RING 10:08 AM
Me

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Permalink Reply by Tristan DeMers on November 24, 2012 at 1:25pm

I mean lets face it if all stars i listed above were to step into the octagon for one night tell me Madison Sq wouldnt even be a big enough venue. Get some its time and were all ready for dat entertainment

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Permalink Reply by Tristan DeMers on November 24, 2012 at 1:25pm

Were in a "Recession" so these artists need to compensate somehow. and this whole beefin in da media is getting old
words aint s*** and throwin bottles in clubs is a girl fight to me
only b****** throw s*** at eachother.. Square up

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Permalink Reply by Tristan DeMers on November 24, 2012 at 1:28pm

Matter of fact when I heard chris brown and drake were chuckin bottles at eachother in da club all i could vision was girls throwin pillows at eachother in there pjs lol true s*** its f***** femme

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Permalink Reply by Tristan DeMers on November 24, 2012 at 1:29pm

Me personally I think the rap game should have fined em a million dollars each for pullin a b**** move. DEF JAM your slackin, this is your department F****** REPRIMAND.

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Permalink Reply by Tristan DeMers on November 24, 2012 at 1:35pm

Yo 50 I feel for you. It must be hard babysitting the rap game as we know it. Big ups to 50 not cuz of his music but becuz he approached da game as it needs to be approached like a business man. HIP HOP will never be dead as long as bars are relevent. I actually laugh at you all that think hip hop is dead. That is like saying technology is dead becuz it got better faster and vibrant. ITS CALLED CHANGE you dumb f***. 50 Keep it 50+50 100. Also to all you wanna be ballers you aint s*** until you got your 501C in full force. Thats right corporations doesnt mean s***. Philanthropy is when you know you doin things.

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Permalink Reply by Tristan DeMers on November 24, 2012 at 1:36pm

YO Curtis (50) BTW Where is your 501C I know you got da paper wheres it going??

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Permalink Reply by Tristan DeMers on November 24, 2012 at 2:57pm

Type my name again it looks sexy in writing. Your right though no one cares hence why I am posting to this discussion so people will start caring. LOL Your response is pretty dry though next time make it more juicy. TUSHAY

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Permalink Reply by Tristan DeMers on November 24, 2012 at 2:59pm

P.S. Take that mask off yo. Dude looks like a rapist.You scarin da ladies lol

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