I was feeling on the spot as a customer service rep asked me to spell my name after getting it wrong a few times, and I started coming up with the weirdest words. It started fine:
M as in Mary.
I as in ... ... ice?
G as in generous.
N as in Neanderthal.
O as in orangutang (since I was looking at that word earlier).
I wonder how often something like that happens. Maybe I've been playing too many word games.
Mignon Fogarty /
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2023-10-10 22:35:24
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