Education/Background
1. X. It's an obvious choice, but K and S can accomplish it.
2. Q. Another obvious choice. K (a keeper) and W can take it on.
3. C. The K (again) and the S handle those sounds. C is gone.
4. J. Phonetically, it overlaps what the G does. No need to pay 2 letters to do the same job.
5. Y. Falls into its own category of consonant or vowel and can be covered by both. Let's eliminate the category all together.
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BA from Purdue in Radio/Television Production. I bring almost a decade of agency experience to Madhaus. My previous clients include U. S. Steel, Church's Chicken, White Hen Pantry, Buffalo Wild Wings, Trans Union, the City of Chicago, and Horseshoe and Majestic Star Casinos for whom I created design, web and television production mediums.
Favorite BandIt tends to vary from week to week. Currently They Might Be Giants, Bowling For Soup, Caviar and Fountains of Wayne are in top rotation. So to sort of steal from that phone commercial but not really, it would be They Might Be Fountains of Soup and Caviar.
Favorite ColorBlack
The top 5 letters I would omit from the alphabet:1. X. It's an obvious choice, but K and S can accomplish it.
2. Q. Another obvious choice. K (a keeper) and W can take it on.
3. C. The K (again) and the S handle those sounds. C is gone.
4. J. Phonetically, it overlaps what the G does. No need to pay 2 letters to do the same job.
5. Y. Falls into its own category of consonant or vowel and can be covered by both. Let's eliminate the category all together.
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