Martin Lawrence

Rwell if youre up north were its still a little cold, you could wear some slim fit jeans, a nice top and some booth with heels seeing that you like heels. a nice jacket and just accessories with jewelry. youre going to the theatre i doubt if people are going to be wearing their sunday bestif youre in the south wear its a little warmer, you could still wear the slim fit jean, and instead of booth just a nice open toe shoe, with heels of course. and nice top and jacket. add jewelry. i dont know if you like old navy but they should have everything there except the shoes. go to nine west, aldos or steve madden

Rone word.

RHILARIOUS

RI don't know I hope so because you have to forgive and forget ya know.

RQuantum physics basically states that it is impossible to determine the exact location of a particle at any time since particles are constantly moving (in flux). You can only estimate the probability that a particle will be in a particular region at a particular time. If particles are constantly in flux, we can't really define them as "being," but rather they are always "becoming," in the process of some change (whether in position, or charge, etc)In Big Momma's house, Martin Lawrence is neither male or female. He is constantly in flux between the two, and we can't define him as one or the other. He is in a state of becoming (either becoming the female persona, while maintaining male characteristics, or when acting as a male, keeps some of the female characteristics) Think yin and yang, or light and dark. You can't define one without the other. Something is only dark because it is the absence of light, and something is light, because it lacks darkness. In fact, whenever you take any pair of polar opposites, you have to have an idea of what one is to understand the other. Good needs evil to be defined, God needs anti-God, and so on...From this we can't really define anything as "being" one thing, without being in some part related to something else. Martin Lawrence was never female, without being part male and vice versa. Derrida calls this the signifier/signified relationship. Our language and understanding roots us to objective ideas, yet they are ideas created by our subjective persona. Again, we have a state of flux...always oscillating between the two, but never fixed.So...in the same way that Frankenstein's monster is neither completely beast or man, and dark is never completely dark (without referring to light), these opposites are in a state of flux. At least our definition of them must be. It's the definition of the "grey area." We can't give something an objective definition without a subjective realization of when that thing takes on those qualities. But we can't possibly reduce our realization to a single point in time. For example, a grain of sand is by no means a mountain. Perhaps a trillion grains of sand is a small mountain, but would a trillon minus 1 still be? At what time does the ant hill become a mountain? At what time does our realization of mountain occur? So like quantum physics, we are forced to measure an approximation of when this realization occurs. This is called moment of quality (read Pirsig's Zen and the Art of Motorcycle Maintenence).I never thought Big Momma's House would have so many philosophical applications.

Rit might be "Every Time I Feel the Spirit" or "Oh Happy Day"

Rlol I dont remember all of the on the top of my head but the song at the beginning where Brandon T Jackson was on stage was called Lyrical Miracle by Prophecy (I dont think it's a real legit song)Another song I recognized was when they were in the Cafeteria of the all girls gifted arts school it was called Aint nobody originally made by Chaka Khan Sorry but I dont really remember the rest. I think the one where the janiitor was dancing might have been push it by Salt n pepa

RThey were all vulgar and racist as hell. But damn if it wasn't funny.

RIf your eyes are bloodshot, you might want to check eye washes and eye drops. Aside from that, any marks on your eyes might just need some time to heal (kind of like when you get a cut on your arm). If you are really worried, please see an opthalmologist (NOT an optician!).Good luck to you.

RLOL@ Ice Cube....but to answer your question.... I think Eddie Murphy. He used to be cool, but now since he is older he is more chill. I think Dr. Doolittle set him over the edge.