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I hate these things because every time I go to my Grandma's house we eat a colorful casserole of raw kale, thick Italian ...

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Paul Taylor of Winston Hills has unearthed a contender for the Column 8 word of the year: Columny /ˈkoləmni/ noun: columny; plural noun: columnies The making of envious and derogatory statements about ...