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#9 Ricky Nolasco: Repopularize the Interrobang!?
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#9 Ricky Nolasco: Repopularize the Interrobang!?

By PeanutsFromHeaven

I've written before about how Ricky Nolasco's twitter feed seems to be an exclamation mark delivery vehicle. Of course, now that his first season is in the books (the horror books it seems), he may be in the market for a new piece of punctuation: the interrobang. It combines Nolasco's favorite mark "!" with the one most fans used when talking about him last year (as in: "why did we sign him?" "why is he struggling?" "why do I even bother?") Plus, if he switches from a number to a symbol he can even pay homage to local celebrity fan: Prince.

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