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Dear Checkers: Burgers•Fries•Colas

After visiting Checkers (fast food restaurant) in Augusta, GA I have this to say:

Dear Checkers:

The only thing good about your food was the price I paid for it and the sprite. Both my burger and fries were cold. Even after warming them up, I didn't see anything "world-famous" about the fries. The burger was bland and I didn't finish either of them.  After eying your restaurant for a week straight, wondering what you had to offer, I now know: nothing. I am disappointed. I would like my $3.98 back.

Tip: Treat every customer as if it's their first time visiting; it was mine. Next time, I'll pass.

Disgruntled Customer

Lloyd—King of Hearts

Rated: ALL BAD/Hotmess.com

This cd is terrible. It's amateurish; he's been in/around the game too long for his music to sound like this. First of all, Lloyd needs to find himself. He sounds like Trey Songz, Michael Jackson when he was a part of the Jackson 5 and then something else I can't put my finger on. He needs new writers; his songs are completely hollow. He's not a great vocalist as it is, then you add yelling, yodeling, screaming, crooning and WTF-lyrics...All bad. The cd has no continuity to it. I'm as confused as he sounds with this project. Don't even get me started on "Dedication to my Ex," featuring Andre 3000; they say 3 Stacks is highly selective about where/for whom he does features so I don't understand why he opted to do this. They were singing two different songs. Again, all bad. Do better. Don't waste your time or your money.

Current Track: None-After 3 days of trying to listen to this cd, I give up!

Weezy "F" Baby—Sorry 4 The Wait

Rated: Don't do it it's a trap!

If you're not a blood (gang member) don't bother downloading or listening to this mixtape. This wasn't for the fans at all. It's gang music. It wasn't good. Sorry for the wait? Weezy, you could've kept this. It's not creative in the least bit. People were ranting and raving about his cover of "Sure Thing" but it wasn't great either. I'll give him a +1 for his take on "Grove St. Party," but again...all bad.

Current Track: None, I turned that mess off!

Jill Scott: "Light of the Sun"

 Rated: WC (Worth Coppin')

Jill Scott is another woman who's come under scrutiny by fans because they feel she's "changed." Like Beyonce, her album is solid. It reminds me of her album "Who is Jill Scott?" Classic, timeless, authentic. It's safe to say the only thing different about Jill is her hair. She gives you poetry, lyrics, and soulful singing. It's not all neo-soul though, she has some downright bangers and mainstream singles in "So Gone" (What My Mind Says) featuring Paul Wall and "Shame" (Feat. Eve). Don't let the looks fool you, she's still Jilly from Philly. Old-school feel, new-school message. Cop it.

Current Track: 3 Shame (Feat. Eve)

Beyonce "4"

 Rated: WC (Worth Coppin')

There's so much controversy surrounding this album. I'm not sure why. It sounds like classic Beyonce to me. I've never really been #TeamBey but I don't understand all the flack she's receiving. "4" is a solid album. She does a lot musically, but it works. Some people (Chris Brown) try to be eclectic and it falls short; Beyonce, however, gives you what she always give: something to dance to, something to sing to, and anthems for days. This is a classic album, superstar status. Spend your money, dance and sing 'til your heart's content. 

Current Track: 4: Countdown 
(Really feeling 2: "Schoolin' Life—Deluxe Edition—and 4: Best Thing I Never Had)

Rated: H/M (Hit or Miss)

If you're a huge Breezy fan, cop it. If not, don't. Being the latter, I found the project to be a little all over the place. Good for variety but bad for someone only looking for a particular genre. I find myself pressing skip a lot. A whole lot. The dance and pop tracks don't do it for me. He does have some bangers on this album though. Of course there's "Deuces" and "Look at me now." I also really enjoy the collabo he did with Wiz "Taylor Gang" Khalifa, "Bomb" and would have to say "Paper, Scissors, Rock" is my favorite. This album is eclectic to say the least. Purchase at your own risk.

Current Track: 16,   "Paper, Scissors, Rock "

Brian Courtney Wilson-Just Love

Rated: WC (Worth Coppin')

If you've never heard of Brian Courtney Wilson, you need to familiarize yourself. The Houston gospel singer does an amazing job on his "Just Love" project. The entire cd is a worship experience. It's so personal. With ballads such as "Awesome God" "Almighty God" and "Already Here" you can't go wrong. This album is a pick-me-up. It's a reminder of who God really is. It's simply Agape music. It's not Baptist or Pentecostal, it's simply worship. My all-time favorites are "Already Here," "All I Need" and "Awesome God." If you've been sleeping on this album, wake up! Cop it.

Current Track: 1 "Awesome God"

Lil Wayne: I Am Not A Human Being

Rated: WC (Worth Coppin')

I'm usually dissuaded by albums with only 10 tracks on them, but I gotta give it to Weezy F Baby (Please say the baby), he did his thang! This cd is a press play from start to finish. This album is as unique and quirky as he is, full of metaphors and excellent word-play. Wayne is a lyrical genius and his delivery is just what's needed on each song. He even manages to do a track with Nicki Minaj that doesn't make me gag. Rarely is there a cd in which I jam every song. "I am not a Human Being" is that album. Pick a favorite...you can't. I will say, he could have left his boy "T-Streets" off of "Hold Up" but still, a solid, solid project. Incredible beats, nice collaborations, fantastic solo pieces, killer title track; what more could you want in an album? It's worth the money.

Current Track: All of them: CD on REPEAT

Now or Never-Tank

Rated: WC (Worth Coppin')

This album is as hot as he is! It's 3 parts baby-making music and 1 part love story. Of course it's well-written, has great collaborations and is wonderfully sang. This cd will do something to you. It evokes emotion. Listen with caution. Tank (and his music) is highly underrated. Please don't sleep on "Now or Never."

Current Track: 11 "Amazing" and 13 "I Can't Make You Love Me" (Peep the latest video below)

Keyshia Cole: Calling All ♥'s

Rated: P (Pass)

"Calling All Hearts" is an inconsistent piece. There are some hits such as the second single, "Long Way Down," the duet with Tank, "Tired of Doing Me," (which is just okay for a duet with Tank, I mean his voice is incredible) and "What You Do to Me" and then there are complete misses—songs that don't sound like finished products and that should have never left the lab—"I Ain't Thru" with Nicki Minaj and "If I Fall in Love Again" with Faith Evans (which sounds more like something that should be on Faith's cd, not Keyshia's). The remaining 5-9 songs (depending on which album you purchase) are take or leave. If you never hear this cd, you're not missing out on anything. Don't waste your money, buy the singles for $0.99 on iTunes.

Current Track: 8 "What you do to me"

Kirk Franklin: Hello Fear

Rated: WC (Worth Coppin')

 A  "press play " from start to finish.

Straight up, this album is better than almost every secular cd that came out this year. You have throwbacks like "Something About the Name Jesus Pt 2" and bangers like "Give Me." It's redemption, salvation and rejuvenation all wrapped in one. This album is inspiring. It's a job well done. Kirk Franklin (and the family) does not disappoint. Out of the box, inspirational and above all, good music, great singing and a phenomenal message. Spend your money, save your life!

Current Track: #3 "Before I Die"

Miguel: All I Want is You

Rated: WC (Worth Coppin')

Overall, a really good cd! There's a little something for everyone. He creatively brings together the thug and hopeless romantic with such songs as, "Sure Thing" and "My Piece" (my favorites so far). A great introductory project! His musical style is Pop, R & B and Hip Hop. Well-written. Creative. Something to chill or vibe to. It's worth purchasing.

Current Track: #13 "My Piece"

Basketball “Wives” 2/2-The Farce

 

A farce is basically what the whole episode was. Everybody was being fake. Everyone was putting on a show pretending to be happy. It was too much.

So you have Suzie who keeps saying she wants to do Broadcast Journalism because that’s what she “majored” in in college. My question the whole episode was, “But did you graduate?” It doesn’t matter what your major was if you didn’t follow through. Additionally, you have no experience, your dedication is at like 5%. It just doesn’t look promising. Then for Suzie and Gloria to hook up and pretend to be friends, but their entire relationship consists of talking bad about the other girls, is a FARCE.

Then you have Jennifer and her continued relationship with Eric. He’s still being an asshole, she’s still being indecisive, all for the sake of not getting divorced? Get cha issue.

Shaunie and her “relationship.” Her and dude weren’t even in a 5-foot proximity to one another. That’s a farce.

Tami was just doing way too much. The lesson to be learned from her and Evelyn (smh) is the power of forgiveness. Now, I’m not one to call a woman bitter just because a relationship ended—or because she’s Black—but Tami is definitely that. This whole concept that you can only forgive someone if they apologize…is a farce. Forgiveness is about you. This is a perfect example of how that is the case. Tami has sat back being mad for ten years and Kenny has remarried, changed his life and moved on. He’s still a little bitter/salty about the kids but for the most part his life hasn’t stopped as a result of his failed relationship.

Then Evelyn…not only is she doing too much but she needs to get her issue. She’s going really hard at Suzie because she’s an easy target. Evelyn is a bully and won’t be satisfied until someone knocks her off the rented high-horse she’s prancing around on. She becomes more and more intolerable by the episode. I don’t know how Chad (Ochocinco) keeps up this publicity stunt of a relationship with her without losing his mind.

Royce was being messy this episode which I did NOT appreciate. I don’t know what happened behind the scenes, but if you’re really friends with Suzie then you shouldn’t have set her up. Again, another farce of a relationship.

Overall, this episode was a little disheartening. Granted, money doesn’t make you better, but you should have the means to get your issues together. I’m a little disgusted with everyone. As a viewer and humanitarian—in the most basic sense of the word—I want these ladies to get it together. Do something with ya’selves. They are showing that they literally were trophies: they sat still on someone’s arm instead of pursuing a life for themselves. I guess that’s what happens when you choose to be an inanimate object instead of the person God created you to be. Food for thought.

Til next time. Y’all be easy.

Tierra Allen

For Better or Worse…available NOW!

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The Return of “Basketball ‘Wives’”

 

So, season 2 of “Basketball Wife, Girlfriends and Exes” premiered this past Sunday on VH1. It was very entertaining. I’ve always said that though. The season started high with drama. You have Evelyn and Suzie getting into it. Evelyn’s just NOW realizing that Suzie is messy. SMH. It’s funny though, Suzie told Royce that Evelyn leaked her own pictures. My thoughts are; she probably did. She’s an attention whore. She’s in the right profession for it though, so…get it how you live.

Jen is still at a stand-still in her relationship. One thing that stood out to me was that she was trying to reach her husband (Eric Williams, retired NBA player) and couldn’t. She called a few times and got no answer, couldn’t leave a message because his inbox was full and had to send him a text. Like, WTF? That was strange. Why do you have to approach him like a groupie? Shouldn’t he be checking on you? That’s too much.

Shaunie is still pimping these chics. That’s fine-living right there. She comes on the show, gets all the ladies in the same room, nods her head—never sharing her own personal experiences—and orchestrates chaos. The entrepreneur in me is impressed. The feminist in me is appalled.

Royce still has the same down-to-earth feel about her. She’s still humble. Her facial expressions are hilarious: she clearly still enjoys seeing these women go through what they go through. I love that she’s not tainted. She’s dating and appears to be really happy. Good for her.

They’ve introduced a [few] new characters to the show, one of them being Tami. She’s down-to-earth in a rough kind of way. It’s crazy because I really don’t think these women realize how fake they are. I think what most people call fake, trifling, etc. they call living. I don’t what would possess Shaunie to tell the other women that this ex-basketball wife (Fa real, she was actually married) had been on food stamps before. This was clearly something told to her in confidence. Then, as soon as the lady gets up from the table, they start talking shit. Now, I’m not gonna lie, she did look cheap as hell when she met up with them: seriously, I think she had a tan fanny pack covering her waist, some jeans from the 80s and a recycled knit jacket on. BUT, how quickly they forget that looking like a million bucks, they’re still broken in spirit, character and emotionally-wrecked. They’re really not that different from each other.

It appears that later on in the show Tami will put hands on Evelyn. I’m sure the crowd—myself included— will go wild.

Most of them still seem to be twiddling their thumbs instead of finding something to do with their time, Jen especially. Evelyn’s store (Dulce) continues to be empty. SMH.

If you haven’t watched it, turn to VH1, I’m sure they’re showing it every hour on the hour or go to www.vh1.com 

‘Til next time! Y’all be easy.

Live. Love. Laugh.

Author Tierra Allen

Chile Please- The Ultimate Catch

A joke. Publicity stunt. It’s definitely not real. The show was rather lack-luster. The top 17 was pretty wack. The only standouts to me were Rubi and Tiphani. I think they have a lot in common and there’s genuine interest.

Additionally, I think a lot of Chad’s character was shown just by his picks. For example, there were 2 girls that he picked that looked to be 50 years old, easy. I’m still unable to decipher why he picked one and the other is big-breasted, so I figured that must have been it. She literally looks like a man.

Also a show of his character, is that he sent a girl home who talks too much but was willing to keep a female that was willing to talk to a fellow peer of his/his homeboy. Really? You’re okay with that?

It’s strange. This show is definitely nothing to get worked up about.

No one ever finds love on VH1: Flava Flav, Ray J, Real, Chance. It just doesn’t happen.

Chad is a pretty good looking dude, nice body, pretty decent personality (on Twitter), money, stature, the things women want. If he can’t find a chic on his own, without the assistance of Viacom, he’s not going to be able to find it with them. Reason being, you take 85 women that were probably picked at random. Then, he deleted half of the bunch based on looks alone. So his top 17 is really just a set of women who he was physically attracted to, who opted to be a part of his show for various reasons.

The reality is, half those chics are gold-diggers. The other half are there for whatever reason; real or fake. The probability of finding “The One” in this made-for-TV program… highly unlikely.

It’s sure to be another series of women chasing after one man, doing way too much, fighting with one another, and making a fool of themselves, only for him to not settle down with any of them when it’s all said and done.

You heard it here first. What are your thoughts?

Til next time, LIVE, LOVE, LAUGH!

♥Author Tierra♥ 

http://www.tierrallen.com

Baseless Accusations-Reunion Special

Rather underwhelming. I don’t know if it’s because we’ve seen all there is to see or if it was just a boring episode, but that was forty-five minutes of my time I could’ve spent doing something else.

Between Suzie and Sandra “The Groupie,” both of whom are irrelevant, it’s like take a seat. I look at Suzie as an “honorary member of the show,” the groupie continues to try to throw shots at Jen about her husband, but at the end of the day she’s a nobody, she’s a single mother; meaning she ain’t gotta man to call her own EITHER, and she’ll never be Jen. Period. So in essence, what she thinks or has to say doesn’t matter.

As I watched this show, I saw a circle of women with fake smiles plastered to their faces and I couldn’t help but wonder…when are they going to stop trying to live an “image” and start living their lives?

I’m glad Jen, Shaunie, Evelyn and Royce have been able to find a support system in one another, I hope that Gloria is not on the show next season, and I hope when Jen looks at this she sees that Suzie is not her friend.

Shaunie made a point I’ve been reiterating since the start of this show, at the end of the day, they look up and have no title to really be proud of, no title that really identifies THEM. “Wife,” “fiancée,” and “mother” are all important roles, but none of them speak to who these women really are. Find yourselves ladies, before you end up with that same title but “bitter,” “resentful,” “angry” or worse is attached to the front of it.

Til next season, this has been “Baseless Accusations.”

Author Tierra Allen

Safe in His Arms available now @ http://www.tierraallen.com

 

 

 

Baseless Accusations: Season Finale

Long awaited season finale review:

Recap:

Jen decides to stay with Eric. She claims to love him. And you know what, I’ll actually give her a pass on this. When I saw it, I involuntarily rolled my eyes, you know… “*itch please” type of thing. But let’s pretend that she does love him, he doesn’t love her in return. One person can not make a relationship work. Jen doesn’t trust him, he doesn’t appear fully committed, hell, he won’t even play the game. All this to stay married? Is it that serious? Eric pretty much acts as if he could care LESS. It’s not to say that Jen is perfect. There is clearly some resentment and attitude present when she interacts with him. It really seems like a lost cause. Staying together without changing anything is a recipe for

All this talk about happiness, find your dignity and self worth and move around. I just see there being more hell later. Not to mention, there is no spiritual basis here. So if he can’t be faithful to Jen based on the vows he took, though according to her, he was cheating then, and he doesn’t answer to a higher spiritual being that would require him to honor his wife and love her like the Lord loves the church, then what is going to stop him from continuously treating her like shit? I’m just saying… I definitely think Eric is dealing with some other issues. I mean he’s not exactly attractive and he’s an asshole, so without good looks and personality he has to validate himself by sleeping with women who want to be around him because of his “celebrity” (connections). It’s a sad situation really. All around. Let’s hope they don’t bring children into this madness.

 

Suzie continues to be in the midst of the madness/drama. It’s safe to say she’s been the culprit behind all of these surprise meet-ups: Evelyn and Vanessa Davis, the “Groupie” and Jen. She met up with Gloria and the two of them engaged in fake conversation, shared fake apologies, and gave fake hugs. Y’all are not friends. It defeats the point if you smile in Gloria’s face and then talk about her later…she’s going to see the video. DUH! Then Suzie invites Gloria out and hoodwinks Royce. I’m glad Royce set her straight letting her know she’d better not pull that ish again. Unfortunately, she will. So, I think I speak for the masses when I say to Suzie

HOE SIT DOWN!! 

:random rant: Suzie is not the voice of reason, she is NOT checking for any of the females there and she likes to be in mess. Suzie’s not going to keep it real, she’s the “friend” that’s going to steer them in the wrong direction if they actually take her advice. Actually she’s about as much a “friend” as she is a “wife.”

Shaunie confronts Gloria, and you know what? She actually has a valid point. If she felt she and Gloria were close friends and Gloria felt the same, all of this talk about being “ride or die” for her family is a joke. Not to say throw your sister under the bus, but don’t be smiling in Shaunie’s face if your sister is knocking down her husband. I also would like to point out that no one is denying these allegations, so…we can assume that something happened. How hard is it to squash this mess, especially if it’s not true? Come on. She did it. I think they need to move beyond the madness. Gloria is not exactly the person that you want on your team, she’s very fickle.

 

 

 

 

 

Royce & Gloria reconfirm that they don’t like each other through this pre-arranged meeting Messy Suzie sets up. Royce is right in being done with Gloria because her position was one where she was speaking well of Gloria and Gloria was going behind her back talking shit. And not because Royce had done anything to her, but because of what her profession was. It’s amazing to me that Gloria will apologize to Suzie, hug her, and call herself cool with her and when Suzie does NOT like her. Fool. The one chic who was actually checking for Gloria she gets into it with. Then Gloria tries to go hard at Royce like “You’ll never be a wifey.”

Let’s be clear. Gloria is not even married. Her and her baby daddy are just still together. If your kids are at least 15 months, and you were pregnant all 40 weeks, that means y’all have had at LEAST 2 years to get married and you’re still a fiancée' and probably only that because you have his kids. So, you’re throwing jabs at Royce saying she won’t be a wife… well, let’s break down what that really means. That means she won’t be sitting in any of their chairs, weeping because she’s in a loveless marriage or because she’s been cheated on and because females are “coming at her husband.” Seriously? That’s some ignorant shit to say. ONE, she’s Dwight Howard’s baby mama, the reality is…she’s never gon’ be doing THAT bad. Two, Royce knows what it' means to work, to have a dream and follow it, while Gloria is doing the same thing her other counterparts did when they thought their marriage/relationships were good: NOTHING. She’s sitting home, with what I presume to be no education, and if/when it ends, she’ll have nothing to show for herself but wasted years and as many children as she decides to pump out for this dude. She’s an idiot. There. I said it.

Trust in your man… that’s cool, but to assume everyone wants to be in your position, is naive and juvenile. 10 years. Let’s see where Gloria is in ten years. That’s all I’m saying. She’s quick to pop off at the mouth and she needs to learn to shut up and let the situation speak for itself.

  Evelyn weeps again about the love SHE supposedly walked away from by choice. I really want her to check herself into some counseling and handle her issue. I’m not being facetious either. I understand it was 10 years. But it doesn’t take that long for a man to decide he wants to be with you. She gave up her youth (in a sense) to be with him and for what? Just to be back at square one and damaged goods later? It’s not worth it. She definitely needs to take some time out to get over it, get to a place where she can hear his name or have a conversation about him and not burst into tears. Also, let me address some nonsense she said. She went off on Gloria because she knows what it’s like to “have to deal with bitches everyday.” These are her words. Well, you weren’t in a relationship with these females, you were in a relationship with Antoine. These females don’t owe you anything, these females didn’t say they would be good and faithful to you, ANTOINE did. So under no circumstance should she have been taking her issue up with them anyway. Ass backwards.

Ladies…if you’ve been in a relationship with someone over five years and you WANT to be married and it’s still being put off because he’s “not ready,” “money’s not right,” “wants to finish school,” or any variation. Move around. Grow together. If you’re good enough to be with for 5 or 10 years (and you want to be married) you’re good enough to marry. Don’t play the game. You’ll lose every time.

Final point, if your man is cheating…move around. There has to be some consequence for his actions or it will become routine in y’all’s relationship. It’s not worth it.

BTW…a new season of Basketball Wives will return in the fall.

This has been Baseless Accusations, as always, I look forward to your feedback. If you’ve missed an episode check out VH1 online.

♥ Author Tierra ♥

Family Business: Ray J & Brandy – Mom & Dad

I’ll be the first to say that I talked really bad about Ray J on my 1st Family Business Blog. After tonight’s episode I’ll be the first to give him credit.

Ray J singlehandedly looked out for Brandy and treated her like the queen that he sees her as. I think it was a positive look from several different viewpoints.

One: He recognized a problem: her last birthday being a total failure. From her not enjoying herself to him not being present…it was a disaster. So not only was he present this time, he personally spear-headed the effort to make 31 a success.

Two: Royal treatment. Not only did he show Brandy how special she is, he also showed that he can be kind and sweet. His treatment is an example to future men that try to date Brandy of how to treat her. And that’s a good look.

Three: He was completely self-less. We haven’t seen a lot of that from Ray J and I’ll definitely admit it was a great break from what the other episodes have presented.

Ray J + Episode 7 = A Good Look.

And now…what’s not a good look …is Sonja AKA “Mama Norwood.”

From her carelessness when it comes to her marriage with Willie Sr. to her total disregard for Brandy, this lady is showing that relationship management is not one of her strong suits. Yeah, she can get things done, BUT if she can’t even maintain an interest and amicable relationship with two of the three closest people to her… how can she possibly maintain relations with the public? Her disposition towards Brandy and her husband explains why some business professionals opt not to work with her.

Got to do better. So not only does Willie Sr. have to drag her out of the house, all-but kicking and screaming, she INTENTIONALLY doesn’t answer Brandy’s phone call, on her birthday, after NOT going to Miami to celebrate with them.

Yeah, she was in the middle of something else, but it seems like a strange time to start putting into effect some of the advice your husband is giving you.

It really is sad to see such a terrible Mother-Daughter relationship. There’s such a disconnect when it comes to these two. While it can’t always be flowers and sunshine, I’d like Sonja to show Brandy as well as the rest of the world that her daughter is important to her.

We’ll get more into detail about Brandy’s need to find love and her highly emotional tangents at a later date. Drop a line and I hope you’ve enjoyed Family Business.

’Til next time; LIVE, LOVE, LAUGH!

♥ Author Tierra ♥

Baseless Accusations: BB Wives IV Real?

I think I speak for everyone when I say…Evelyn…sit down. She’s a fool. Times ten.

So… You attack this random lady (Vanessa Davis) who just so “happens” to be a friend of your girl Suzie’s? That’s not suspect to you? As a matter of fact Suzie tends to be in the middle of a lot of these cat fights these “wives” have. 

What’s funny is that Evelyn is trying to come at Vanessa like she has substantiated information on the chic and her involvement with this alleged harassment…and she doesn’t. In one take you’re saying that getting information from the P.I. is a work in progress, then you get to the table with Vanessa and say she’s going to be “exposed” and that you know.

SMH. Not only did Evelyn play herself by attacking this chic with no evidence that she is the culprit, BUT homegirl was shutting her down with what I like to call TRUTHFUL  ONE-LINERS.

Evelyn makes the comment that she can’t believe all this is coming from a fellow wife…Vanessa replies and reminds her “You’re not even a wife.” OUCH. I’ve only been saying this since the show came on.

Then Evelyn made some comment about the league and Vanessa again reminds her that she’s not even in the league.

In the words of Chad Ochocinco

I don’t understand why these chics insist on riding the coattails of these failed relationships and these athletes. It’s over. You’re a has-been and your relationship, even though it was merely a publicity stunt or a sham, is over. Why are you out ready to fight chics over some he-say-she-say shit on the internet? Worry about selling shoes. Do that. SMH. Ridiculous.

Then, Evelyn is a hypocrite because she tells Royce to get rid of her twitter and blogs but then you’re out tossing drinks in females’ faces over some emails? What’s the difference? Speaking of which…

All this throwing drinks and water and hitting *itches with cups…Out of Line. Like seriously, I wouldn’t be surprised if “it” gets real. I’m just saying, you messing up females hair and makeup on camera…you pretty much deserve whatever comes to you. Lol

Back to our regularly scheduled program. You could tell that Vanessa isn’t the culprit. I honestly wouldn’t be surprised if it was Suzie. She’s just suspect. Her and the rest of this pseudo wives club.

In terms of the other ladies: Shaunie is still pimping…the rest is history.

‘Til next time, this has been Baseless Accusations. Be sure to drop your 2 cents and if you’ve missed an episode catch up online at www.vh1.com

♥ Author Tierra ♥