javascript closures. they are like objective-c blocks but... theyre uh closures. they are 1st class functiona. do javascript people care about memory? this is shocking. hmmm.

originators.js

/*
http://www.javascriptkit.com/javatutors/closures.shtml
closure is the local variables for a function - kept alive AFTER the function hs returned
closure is a stack-frame which is not deallocaed when the function returns 
 wait... what? javascript has malloc? i thought it was fluffy. they care about memory management?
 just kidding
*/

function sayOriginators(originalPlaya) {
    var shoutOutScrawl = 'people dont know where it started where it came from but ' + 
        originalPlayer + 'been here slaving and working and rocking since day one'; // need to learn how to flow i suck
    var shoutOutAlert = function() { alert(shoutOutScrawl); }
    return shoutOutAlert; // it's returning a fucntion ... so it's sort of like a block. 
}

var bowDown1 = sayOriginators("Lady Saw");
bowDown1();

var bowDown2 = sayOriginators("The Sugar Hill Gang");
bowDown();

var bowDown3 = sayOriginators("Gregory Cylvester GC Coleman");
bowDown3();