> She says no, but sometimes she thinks it looks like WHM, which is me. The WM in WMM stands for her first name and her maiden name. She never had a middle name. It goes back to the US Government think tank where she worked and everybody's records were filed under two initials and a last name. So officially she was known as W.M. Murrill. Also, being a secretary, her initials appeared at the bottom of letters and other documents to show who prepared it for the bosses signature. So it just stuck.
> How"more than you wanted?"ard

No, it's just that whenever you refer to your wife in your posts and I see the "WMM," for some reason I always think "Wilma." So I have this image of you in my head calling for your wife, "WIIIIIL-MAAAAAAA!" just like Fred Flintstone. I don't mean to be disrespectful, sir.

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