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• Southwestern spices deliver enough snazz to make this a centerpiece sure to please.
• Eventually, Snazz himself is frustrated by Edwin's cloying, servile flattery.
• Five of the six Abelard Snazz stories end with characters turning against Snazz and leaving him in a cliffhanger-style predicament.
• Five of the six Abelard Snazz stories end with characters turning against Snazz and leaving him in a cliffhanger-style predicament.
• James'Snazz headwear range has been worn by figures in the entertainment industry such as David Haye, Ashley Young and Antony Costa.
• The following year saw Unreleased Records recording artists Snazz D and Young Nations feature in the first hip-hop commercial for CNN Inside Africa.
• Impossibly thin and predictably futuristic, these two concept phones have everything : built-in cameras, fully readable Web pages, personal organizers and a large dose of snazz.
• Ben Sharpa started his hip hop career in 1996 with the foundation of now cult crew Audio Visual, together with MC's Snazz D ( Julian Du Plessis ) and Krook'd tha Warmonga ( Isaac Chokwe ).
• In 2015, BBC Radio 1 DJ Charlie Sloth selected Dubzy as one of his three'MC's to watch in 2016'and praised Snazz headwear in a Fire in the Booth workshop episode of his live prime-time radio show.
• X-Amount and Snazz D were based out of Johannesburg, South Africa and had formed the group Gun of a Nation ( Freetown, Sierra Leone and grew up in Baltimore, Maryland before relocating to South Africa and joining the group Cashless Society.
• Also featured during this run were episodes from'Anderson Psi Division','Ro-busters','Sooner Or Later','Dash Decent'and Alan Moore's'Abelard Snazz Misadventures'and his Future Shocks story'Sunburn '.
• Snazz is regularly accompanied by his robot sidekick Edwin, whose dialogue tends to revolve around variations on the phrase " You're a genius, Master ! ", serving to stroke the ego of Snazz spurring him to ever more unlikely feats of " intelligence ", while also underscoring the humour for the reader.
• Snazz is regularly accompanied by his robot sidekick Edwin, whose dialogue tends to revolve around variations on the phrase " You're a genius, Master ! ", serving to stroke the ego of Snazz spurring him to ever more unlikely feats of " intelligence ", while also underscoring the humour for the reader.
• Upon inventing ultra-sophisticated police robots to rid crime, Snazz winds up reducing a planet to a police state, so he invents complementary robot criminals, but then innocent citizens are getting caught in the crossfire, so he invents robot civilians to be harmlessly wasted, and eventually the robots crowd the humans off the planet.
• The Abelard Snazz saga pales in significance when compared to Moore's better-known " 2000 AD " work-" Skizz ", " D . R . & Quinch ", and " The Ballad of Halo Jones "-but, despite its relative lack of exposure ( and page count ), it formed a cohesive whole, with " a fairly tight continuity, with earlier adventures referenced later on, and even an ending of sorts ."
• The group consists of Snazz D ( Julian Du Plessis ), Draztik ( Dave Balsher ), X-Amount ( Kwezi Ngcakani ), Black Intellect ( Jerry Kai Lewis ), Fat Free ( Salim Mosidinyane ) & DJ IQ ( who left the group, when he moved back to Queens, NY ), the group made later acquisitions of other like minded artists with Criminal ( Alfred Chirwa ), Tizeye ( Tyrone Phillips ) & Gemini ( Thabiso Mofokeng ) ( the later is also a member of Groundworks ) joining to form the group well known as Cashless Society.