One of my greatest pass times is watching videos on VH1 Soul and MTV Jams. The true 24 hour video format affords them the opportunity to show some classic and rare videos. However, there are times when the video selections on these channels makes you wonder if the Apocalypes is that eminent. Case in point, the gem out of Memphis, "Good Googley Moogley" by Three 6 Mafia affiliate Project Pat.

I would like to start by saying, WHAT IN THE SAM HELL! Memphis are you guys for real? Is this nonsense really what you are offering the world of music? Is this crap what you want to be remembered for? Quite frankly you guys are 0 for 2 in the community PR department.

But, the video did stimulate my brain. It made me wonder, for all the degrading of women in hip hop, how can a real woman allow herself to be degraded for this or this or this or this or this or this! Women are going out of there way to look as sexy as possible for some of the ugliest men alive. I just can't understand why men think women want to be shaking it fast, dropping it like its hot, tworkin' it, and jigglin' it for guys that look like the spawn of Predator and Skeletor!

I recently got a post card from hell, and I was informed that Project Pat is planning on writing a book! Oh Jesus, the end is definitely near. Below is the story as Allhiphop.com reported it

As he gears up for the release of his new album "Crook DA Book: The Fed Story," rapper Project Pat is putting his experience behind bars in a new book. "I got this book I wrote and it's called 'The Fed Story 2,'" Project Pat told AllHipHop.com. "It's just about the situation and the feds, and how I got a blessing [from] God, blessing me through it." The book is the newest venture for Pat, who was convicted in 2002 of felony possession of a firearm after being pulled over by police for speeding in 2001. "This [is the] full transcript of everything that was said in the court," Project Pat explained, who predicted that readers will "trip off this book." Fans can expect to the book to hit shelves after the release of Pat's album, "Crook by DA Book: The Fed Story" in October.