Talk:UJ3RK5

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[edit] Spelling and Pronunciation

Is it U-J3RK5 or UJ3RK5? On the Vancouver Complication compilation, the dash is used, and the dash turns up more hits on google. What is the evidence for the current spelling? JonnyChance 18:58, 27 July 2006 (UTC) According to [1], the five is silent. "The weirdest group, U-J3RK5 – pronounced "you jerk"; the 5 was silent – sounded like a cross between Devo and Cheech and Chong and provided Complication with some of its most famous alumni, including future CBC radio announcer David Wisdom and three of the most prominent visual artists of their generation: Ian Wallace, Rodney Graham and Jeff Wall." Do any sources say anything to the contary? Even the song U-J3RK5 Work for Police isn't clearly one or the other. JonnyChance 07:22, 21 August 2006 (UTC)