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Old 01-11-2012, 11:35 PM #1
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This post is totally random and pointless however, I was wondering...

DD and I were in the car a few days ago and out of nowhere, she asked me to tell her my favorite word.

Two words popped up simultaneously...

Door

Marshmallow

There is something I like about how the word door comes out. Say it a few times and I think you will understand.

Without having to think about it a long time, what is your favorite word?
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