akademiks: I wasn't sure about which spelling was correct, so I referrenced my 'State of California Whole Language Dictionary'. Amazingly, both spellings are correct! Alternate spellings were also given: akademiks, akedemiks, academiks, acedemiks, akademics and akedemics. I think this is one of those British things, where they go off and spell 'shop' as 'shoppe' or 'brown' as 'browne'

akademiks: That's okay. I hate most people: pop tarts, divas, boy bands, autocuties, lawyers, accountants, bank managers, telephone salespeople, thugs (street and political), bullies, arrogant librul akademiks...oh, and anyone in their teens. I don't think I've left anyone out. Medical professionals, the emergency services and the armed forces are all fine. The police are okay except when they give me a ticket. Hey, I think I'm metamorphosing into Alf Garnett (US=Archie Bunker).

akademiks: I am calling for a boycott of Sean John, Fubu, Phat Farm, Mecca, Karl Kani, Pelle Pelle, Avirex, FJ560, Akademiks, Ecko, Willie Esco, Southpole, Bushi and Rocawear clothing. They all represent what is wrong with the 39th element of Hip-Hop - Street Fashion - no wait that's the 8th element of Hip-Hop. The 39th element is walking with a bop, no sorry, that's the 56th element of Hip-Hop. I mean the 8th element of Hip-Hop: Street Fashion. As the person who invented Hip-Hop and remains to this day the sole physical embodiment of all that is Hip-Hop, these clothes do not represent REAL Hip-Hop because they all make too much money and are corporate fakers just because I say so.

throwback jersey, throwback jerseys, clothing, jeans, breast pump, baby bottle, baby clothing, baby stroller, bath towel, booster seat, dada shoes, diaper bag, Ecko Clothing, fubu clothes, gap kids, hip hop clothing, Kangol Hats, nursery furniture, osh kosh bgosh, Phat Farm, Tommy Hilfiger Clothes, urban clothing, wooden high chair