Oh man… soooooooo gooodd…
Oh man… soooooooo gooodd…
I tried King George. Got shot down by all the Lebron knob gobblers.Kingyonte George
I like KeyG3…Since Clarkson's the Flamethrower, Keyonte can be the Firecracker.
I also proposed KeyG3, but no one said much about it.
Yeah but his idea doesn’t rhyme with “King James”.I tried King George. Got shot down by all the Lebron knob gobblers.
And welcome back!
Um, neither does King George. Do you understand how rhyming works?Yeah but his idea doesn’t rhyme with “King James”.
King George - King James.Um, neither does King George. Do you understand how rhyming works?
Nope. George doesn't rhyme with James. It's the last thing said that rhymes. Go read the lyrics of any pop song.King George - King James.
Do those not rhyme?
How about alliteration then?Nope. George doesn't rhyme with James. It's the last thing said that rhymes. Go read the lyrics of any pop song.
Nope it isn't alliteration either. That is saying something specifically signifying similarity in sound, a syllabic sonata, so to speak. Typically it is in the same phrase or sentence. It is not typicaly considered alliteration to have it be in unconnected phrases. Sky-man Scurry was alliteration, for example. You are stuck on the word "King", then what about Bernard King? Basketball Reference lists 10 players actually named King. Or Dennis Rodman had a nickname of The Rebound King. Nothing wrong with King George, when he is going to be the one to take the throne, baby! There, want to call him The Usurper instead? King George, the Usurper.How about alliteration then?
More importantly, he mostly played for the Cavaliers (which means knights).LeBron is called King James cause he may be the best of all time
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