Beautiful Catalina Foothills just out of Tucson, Arizona. The real estate Market is at its high and there has never been a better time to buy. ha ha that rhymed.
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Some British babe called Busta Rhymes ignorant…and he goes off. She shoulda kept her mouth shut. I can imagine how annoying it must be to have to look perfect in the public eye. Busta keeps it real though!
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A judge sentenced Busta Rhymes to three years’ probation Tuesday for assaulting his former driver and a fan, and warned the rapper to stay out of trouble. The 35-year-old Rhymes, whose real name is Trevor Smith, was also ordered to perform 10 days of community service; pay a $1,250 fine, plus court costs; and […]
YTCracker drops some mad nerdy rhymes to old school NES games. “the undisputed king of nerdcore!”
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From Houston, Texas comes the rhythm and rhyme of Moserious, the “Poetic Prophet” of Search Engine Optimization — AKA Chuck, a marketing specialist from SEO agency Pop Labs.
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To memorize the periodic table we’ll use a technique known as acrostic mnemonics. In short you’ll create rhymes whose first letters are associated with the chemical elements latin names combined with a repetition technique used by many actors to memorize their lines.
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Here is some real old school hip hop. Tags rap hip-hop busta rhymes brown.
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Rhymes with Rich: Leona Helmsley left $12 million to her Maltese, Trouble (annual expenses of $300,000), and nothing to two of her grandkids and her 12 great-grandkids….and other facts about how we let our furry friends into our hearts, our pocketbooks—and our bedrooms!
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Excerpted from Leland Jamieson’s book, 21st Century Bread: Poems, this article describes how the poet can utilize rhyme and meter to draw surprising creativity out of the brain’s right hemisphere, coaxed by the music they make. The poetry comes out in a new and exciting place not nearly so likely to be discovered in writing […]
Vote for your favourite children’s nursery rhyme, and then record your own version. Every vote gives £1 to a charity that supports speech and language development in children, and every recording gives £2 (costing you absolutely nothing), and a chance to win an iphone. Listen to the hilarious versions of other people singing their versions.
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