If you come down with a bad case of Atrox Rithimus, you don't need a doctor. This particular affliction isn't deadly, though it could send club patrons screaming for the exit. Atrox Rithimus, Latin for "bitter rhyme," is, in fact, a made-up malady. It was injected into the mass-media corpus through a website, videos, billboards...
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December 15, 2017
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