Jay-Z
will no longer hyphenate himself...
I
mean his name.
It
will just be Jay Z from now on.
I
don’t know, but I kind of liked the hyphen.
It
brought the Jay and the Z closer.
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This
is the biggest news since Snoop Dog became Snoop Lion, or since Prince went from
then
back to being just Prince again.
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Which
makes one ask the question:
When did Jesus H. Christ drop the H from his name, and just settle on
being Jesus Christ?
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These
rich (and powerful?) stars have a lot of nerve changing their names all of the
time.
Most
of us have just one name, and we’re lucky if we can keep it.
But,
it’s a free country (isn’t it?), and all of us have the right to change our
names whenever and to whatever we want.
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I
have no idea why I use the name Mad Plato.
I
enjoyed reading Plato in college, and I suppose one day I said to myself, “The shape that today’s world is in sure
would make Plato mad.”
Or
maybe I didn’t think that at all.
But
before Mad Plato, I used to use Larry Leary, until I saw that there was a
reporter in England with that name.
So
I quickly pulled another name out of thin air.
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I’ve
read where Shakespeare spelled his own name in different ways (and I just misspelled
the word misspelled, and it got
corrected).
Shakespeare
was often spelled as Shackespere,
Shaxpere, and even Shaeaxsperre.
I
guess Francis Bacon didn’t have this problem.
I
like some of Prince’s songs, so it doesn’t bother me whether he’s Prince or
I’m
not a big fan of Jay Z, so it doesn’t matter either way.
I’m
also o.k. with no H in Jesus Christ,
though I do at times find myself saying his name with the H.
But as the Bard himself wrote:
What’s in a name? that which we call a rose
By any other name would smell as sweet…
IT’S ABOUT
RENEWABLE RESOURCES!
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