"Son" would've fit perfectly. We've seen this before - check out What's Up Daug.
At least "daug" sounded cool. "Dau" is just plain sad. And lame.
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I thought it said, "DAD" at first glance.
ReplyDeleteI thought it was "our beloved Dav," possibly short for "David."
ReplyDeleteI hope these people didn't PAY for this tombstone. Surely such a screwup would've been a freebie for the family. (I hope.)
i thought it said dav
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