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Rappers spelling their names in songs
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DOOBYBRAIN TRUCK
Photo by Herman Yung We’ve invested in a truck and put our initials on the side. Well, technically, our initials would just be “D” since Doobybrain is one word with NO CAPITAL B. So yeah, I can understand the confusion.
Ok Go – Back from Kathmandu
Man, I missed this Ok Go musical parade by a few days back in November. Oh well! Anyway, here’s their latest music video which tightly ties in the Range Rover Evoque GPS tracking app to spell out the word “OK … Continue reading
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Mute Math is now officially 'Mutemath'
Well, that’s confusing and a bit annoying.
I like hores
Here’s an important lesson from a 3rd grader about spelling correctly. One missing letter can put a whole different meaning behind what you write. Note taken! Thanks Michelle!
