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A Screen Shot From Cindy Li’s Wii

The symbol "!?" literally translates from the original punctuation into "What the..." which is something my four-year-old goes around saying all the time for some reason. Don't know where he got it. He's also way into rhyming which means when we're walking toward you at the mall he's yelling, "Muck! Tuck! Ruck! Luck! Wuck! Duck! Buck! Puck! Nuck! Quuck! Truck! Yuck! Vuck! Zuck! Huck!" and so on.

Also, for future reference, the maximum number of times you can go back and forth in conversation, visual or otherwise, with the father of a four year old without him mentioning his damn kid is eight.

Play by play commentary for this match is provided, as it happens, by Kevin Guilfoile.

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