Day 02: WHUT?!

Day 2: Meaning of your blog name

I don't really feel like being in the writing mood right now, but I must keep up with the challenge! So here goes:

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ELORASAYSWHUT is sort of self-explanatory. I mean, really. I've started so many blogs in the past so I've run out of ideas for a pretty awesome title. I really do say whut a lot, especially when I'm shocked. You could tell me that you were dying and I'd be like, "WHUUUUT?" You can ask my friends and they'd tell you I'm telling the truth. Especially when you text me. Oh, and it actually started from that dog on Yahoo! Messenger's audibles. I remember it saying "Whudduppp?" Then I thought it was cool then I started saying it myself. I have this habit of saying "Whuddup?" to my friends and sometimes my family. I actually have a friend who would usually come to class late and I'd be like, "Whuddup!" she loves to answer, "What's down?" then my face would be like...

Okay.

Anyway, I also wanted to connect my blog name to something like talking or writing. So I thought of the word "says..." Then the next thing I thought of was "Whut..." I don't know how I came up with it, really. Or I don't remember. Either way, I think it's pretty catchy and interesting, don't you?

Another reason is because like I said in my previous post, I'm one of those WHY people. I'm also one of those WHAT (whut) people. I really love asking questions, as in A LOT of questions. The only questions I hate asking but need answers to are Math problems. Anyway, my family would tell me I love playing the game 20 questions. I just love knowing things and sometimes they stick in my mind. I love finding out about stuff that are so interesting. So I love to ask questions. Maybe I should have named this blog eloraaskswhut 'cause it's 1, gramatically correct and 2, it makes more sense. What's done is done, though. It's still cute.

So there's day 2 and my blog title explanation for you.

Stay tuned for tomorrow's entry.

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