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LEIGHANN'S WORD OF THE DAY10/25/2011 LWOTD: harrowing \HAR-oh-ing\, adjective Extremely disturbing or distressing; grievous. || When Kellogg's announced plans to make Frosted Flakes with less sugar. LEIGHANN'S WORD OF THE DAY: MOOT10/24/2011  LWOTD: anomie \AN-uh-mee\, noun: A sense of loneliness and anxiety. || High School. Source: Dictionary.com WORD OF THE DAY: Nutmeg10/13/2011  WOTD: nutmeg: noun: an aromatic seed produced by an evergreen tree native to the Moluccas || Peter and Lois Griffin's daughter. #FamilyGuy Courtesy of M-W's Word of the Day WORD OF THE DAY: Gadabout10/10/2011  WOTD: gadabout GAD-uh-bout, Someone who roams about in search of amusement or social activity. || Diogenes in his frat party days. This is your new blog post. Click here and start typing, or drag in elements from the top bar. |  Welcome Smart Comedy Fans!If comedy were music, I'd be jazz. If you're cool with that, hang out and let's jam.
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