Energy
E.M.P Lyrics
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Take the hoe home that's my specialty
Do the wrong thing get a penalty
Fuck 12, fuck a deputy
Take one shot now I'm tipsy
Choose something I'm not picky
Bad hoe so I did a quicky
Business shit tapped her quickly
You give me one more problem imma hit from the bong
Take your dumbass home back to where you belong
I ain't worried bout a bitch so I'm doing a song
Quiet bitch cuz I tip toe
Sweet bad bitch like calypso
Fuck then invest in that crypto
Fuck a fat bitch no hippo
Aye what's the word around the city
Fucking these hoes it get tricky
Only fuck a bitch if she pretty
Double hoes on me, twinzies
Shit too easy like it's nothing
I know I'm him stop blushing
Smoke that za get to puffing
Early bird person, so I'm early fucking
Shhh don't make a sound
Two time but she want another round
Shit so crazy it going down
Hoes get hot when I come around
Shhh don't make a sound
Two time but she want another round
Shit so crazy it going down
Hoes get hot when I come around
Get that energy, fuck a bitch like an enemy
Take the hoe home that's my specialty
Do the wrong thing get a penalty
Fuck 12, fuck a deputy
Take one shot now I'm tipsy
Choose something I'm not picky
Bad hoe so I did a quicky
Business shit tapped her quickly
Hold up, shoot that shit like a technical
I got hoes everywhere even Mexico
Schedule too busy not flexible
Lyrics comprehensible
Pop some lyrics it's a banger
Played that bitch like a player
Run this shit like a mayor
Your man is great but I'm greater
Bang like I'm Mike green
Pop a three pointer it's a green beam
Took your bitch home made her cream cream
It is what it is, so it seem what it seem
Yup you seen what I do
You know who I am, but I don't know you
Every month I'm making it new
Doing it big now I'm out of the stu
The song "Energy" by E.M.P is a gritty and raw expression of street life and survival in the face of drug addiction, violence, and the pursuit of wealth. The song's lyrics depict the singer's experiences as a drug dealer, constantly hustling and chasing the next deal to make a profit. The singer knows the risks of this lifestyle, but can't seem to escape it, as they are weighed down by the burdens of their past and present circumstances. The lyrics also touch on the themes of loyalty and betrayal, where the singer reveals that they have seen their own brother succumb to an addiction to drugs, while also warning others not to interrupt their business dealings.
Throughout the song, we see the singer's struggle to maintain their own sanity while engaging in this dangerous and often deadly lifestyle. They speak of carrying the weight of their actions and the consequences that come with it, acknowledging the potential for trapping their own soul in the process. Yet, they continue to push forward, driven by the desire for money and success. The intense and fast-paced nature of the song's lyrics, combined with the dark and ominous production, makes for a compelling and engaging listening experience.
Line by Line Meaning
Ay what you tell em foo
Hey, what are you telling them, friend?
Mullah
An exclamation of agreement or emphasis.
And I'm scraping the bowl
I am using up every last bit of my resources.
And I aint leaving the trap
I won't leave this hard life until everything is sold and done.
Until everything sold
I won't rest until I can sell everything I have.
But little do you know
You might not realize this yet, but...
He's gone end up trapping his soul
He will eventually become trapped by the life he's living, which will have negative consequences for his happiness and well-being.
Too much be on my shoulders
I have too many responsibilities and burdens to bear on my own.
Can't balance it on my own
I can't do this all by myself.
So there's
Therefore,
No need to light it
I don't need to light anything up.
You can smell what I smoke
You can smell the strong scent of weed on me.
Big scale
A large quantity.
Fish scale
A type of cocaine that is high-quality and fish-like in appearance.
Just got a whale off the boat
I just acquired a large quantity of drugs, possibly from a boat or other source.
Thats for the snails if the money too slow
If the money isn't coming in quickly enough, I'll sell the drugs to those who can only afford to buy small amounts.
Fire on me lights the beacon of hope
I have faith in my own abilities and feel like a guiding light for others in my community.
Batman all I need is the cloak
I only need a cloak, like Batman, to feel powerful.
Young still robbing
I'm still young and stealing to make ends meet.
Trying keep him from kicking a door
I'm trying to keep my friend from resorting to violent, criminal behavior.
Sunshine santan
A type of high-quality methamphetamine.
Knock him right on the floor
I can beat someone up easily.
Can't remember his name
I can't remember the person's name.
Just how to get to the door
I just remember how to find their location.
Bounce back and come and get some more
I'll bounce back from setbacks and keep hustling.
And what he do
And what does he do?
He gone snort it til his nose bleed
He will continue to use cocaine until he experiences nosebleeds, which are a sign of damage to the sinuses from drug use.
And what you do
And what will you do?
I watched him snort it til his nose bleed
I stood by as I watched him harm himself with drug use.
I seen that water turn my brother to a dope fiend
I watched my friend become addicted to drugs and suffer the consequences.
But I ain't tripping
But I'm not worried.
It's all going to the proceeds
All the money I make will go toward supporting myself and my community, even if it comes from selling drugs.
Bitch I can't fear you we can both bleed
I will not be intimidated by anyone because we are all capable of feeling pain and loss.
I'm with Young Moeses
I'm with my friend, who also goes by the name 'Young Moeses.'
Turn bloody water to Hennessy
He has the power to turn water into liquor, like Hennessey.
Stamina of a enemy
I have the energy and endurance of someone trained for battle.
Can't keep up with me
Others cannot keep pace with my strength and energy.
Long as you keep that same energy
As long as you can maintain that same level of power.
Bet when that money coming
I bet that when money is involved,
Niggas ready to die on site
People are willing to risk their lives for a chance to make money.
Bet when I get that money
I bet that when I make money,
Niggas turn to slime on site
People will manipulate, deceive, and cheat others in the pursuit of wealth.
Ay she just want to watch me jugg
She just wants to watch me push drugs.
She having the time of her life
She's enjoying this experience.
I'm so misunderstood
I'm not always accurately understood by others.
No back and fourth
No arguing or negotiation.
Just living my life
Just trying to survive day-to-day.
Please proceed with caution
Please be careful when dealing with me and my business.
Turn bloody water to Hennessy
I have the power to turn ordinary things into something valuable, like turning bloody water into Hennessey.
Serve them the game
I will give them the knowledge they need to succeed.
And watch them snort it til they nose bleed
And watch as they use drugs to the point of causing physical harm.
I hope you keep that same energy
I hope you can maintain the same level of passion and determination.
Don't change it
Don't lose focus or change your mindset.
Lyrics Β© DistroKid
Written by: Tayen Simonson
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Robert Levine
Grady,
AM radio antennas are usually located nearer to the ground than FM antennas. The broadcast signal from an AM antenna can result in structures such as cranes becoming charged, resulting in high voltage, low current arcing.
One of the oil tankers in our fleet reported that at a certain dock they experienced getting shocks when putting slings on the crane hook. The crew discovered if you held a small fluorescent bulb near the crane hook you could get it to light, Uncle Fester style.
We found that there was an AM radio antenna nearby that was used occasionally by a radio station. When in use at the same time the ship's crane was being used the crane would become charged.
In checking with commercial crane operators, this was a known phenomenon. One operator told us that they had issues when working on San Francisco Bay.
It took some time, and a solution was worked out with the refinery, radio station and new safety practices for crane use on our ships.
Oddly enough I probably was 30 years into my career before this problem was ever encountered.
Bob
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Something I found super interesting after working on the issue. Most of the studies that predict nuclear winter are innacurate. They are from the 70s and 80s. They modeled nuclear weapons from the 50s using tactic from the 50s and building construction of the suburbs from test conducted in the 50s as that is the data they have from tests against mock towns in the time.
Long story up front is Nuclear Winter is caused by particulates and soot released by the firestorms caused by cities burning. Firestorms are nearly impossible now and extremely unlikely to happen in major cities, making nuclear winter unlikely.
Nuclear weapons from the 50s were ridiculously over powered, and targets tended to be over saturated with weapons to ensure a kill. That was because weapons were so innacurate and many bomber based weapons were expected to be intercepted before use.
Now a days a nuclear winter is unlikely. Weapons are very precise, overwhelmingly aimed at military installations, rather then cities, and overwhelmingly order of magnitude less powerful with far less weapons per target. Most importantly the amount of Burnable material in structures in cities is dramatically reduced since the 50s and building codes especially in Skyscrapers are dramatically improved and will prevent fires from hopping from structure to structure.in major cities and suburbs.
Fallout also would not be anywhere close to what people think because of airburst tactics and weapons are far more efficent at consuming its fuel rather then scattering it about.
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Jon Hill
@Nick Sz Your comment is partially correct. In my federal government experience, the distinction between pronunciations of an agencyβs acronym β such as the acronym βEPRIβ β has to do with who is saying it. Employees of any particular agency are typically the ones who pronounce that agencyβs acronym like a single, multi-syllable word, such as βEE-pree.β
Another example of this comes from the federal agency where I worked for many years; that is, the Executive Office for Immigration Review, or EOIR. Outside (and even inside) the agency, everyone pronounces EOIR as just a stream of letters. However, many employees at the EOIR β especially those inside the Falls Church, VA headquarters β often pronounce the acronym as a 3-syllable word; i.e., EE-oh-er.
In my estimation, that pronunciation practice began to border on the ridiculous when EOIR employees, attempting to shorten the pronunciation even further, would make it a 2-syllable word. The result sounded just like the name of the gloomy old, gray donkey from Winnie the Pooh: EE-or.
I always supposed this strange and laughable pronunciation was done for the purpose of economy in repetition. For agency employees, especially those who find themselves having to repeat the acronym-name numerous times a day,
Thomas Wills
Would something like a faraday cage protect against this or is there a limit to what a faraday cage can protect against?
Keith Olson
@Lucifer "I think they'd have tp shut down the power lines and ground them."
That was my thought as well: disconnect the upstream, ground the downstream.
(...also not an engineer. :grin: )
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Robert Levine
Grady,
AM radio antennas are usually located nearer to the ground than FM antennas. The broadcast signal from an AM antenna can result in structures such as cranes becoming charged, resulting in high voltage, low current arcing.
One of the oil tankers in our fleet reported that at a certain dock they experienced getting shocks when putting slings on the crane hook. The crew discovered if you held a small fluorescent bulb near the crane hook you could get it to light, Uncle Fester style.
We found that there was an AM radio antenna nearby that was used occasionally by a radio station. When in use at the same time the ship's crane was being used the crane would become charged.
In checking with commercial crane operators, this was a known phenomenon. One operator told us that they had issues when working on San Francisco Bay.
It took some time, and a solution was worked out with the refinery, radio station and new safety practices for crane use on our ships.
Oddly enough I probably was 30 years into my career before this problem was ever encountered.
Bob
revenevan11
Lol, I'm sure that had Nikola Tesla spinning in his grave like a dynamo πβ‘
Cornelius Elbourne
AM frequncies are considerd groundwaves becouse it modulates at the killohertz range around 540 to 1700 so it travels along the ground and on buildings FM are sky waves and modulates in the megahertz range 88 to 108, the crane was probibly acting as an antenna and pick up the electromagnetic frequency the coil on the crane probibly step up the frequency to a higher voltage.
da1ve468 low e.t.'s
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