Le Cellar Door - The Most Beautiful Word in the English Language, Says Who?

A couple of decades ago the French scoured the English language to figure out which was the most beautiful word. They came up with the word "Cellar Door" as by far the most wonderful and beautiful word throughout the entire English language. However, one has to ask why they actually picked that word. For instance we know that in cellars it is where people store their wine. Therefore could it be that the French just want to sell us more wine, this is what I suspect is behind the whole thing.

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In fact, the French are known for their wine exports, and brag about having some of the finest wine in all of the world. If you don't believe me, you can just ask them and they will tell you. If you are ever in Paris you can stop anyone on the street and ask them; which country has the finest wine, and they will say; "France, of course, French Wines are far superior!" And then they will smile, and then wish you a very nice day, hoping you will spend more money in their country as you visit.

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So it is no surprise that the French love the word cellar door, because that is the door that the people of the English language open when they wish to open a bottle of expensive French Wine. And the more times they go down into their cellars to retrieve their more wine, the more they have to buy to replace all they've drank. So to French it really is the most beautiful world in the English Language, and they probably think that door should be green, the color of American Money. Please consider all this.

Le Cellar Door - The Most Beautiful Word in the English Language, Says Who?

Lance Winslow is a retired Founder of a Nationwide Franchise Chain, and now runs the Online Think Tank. Lance Winslow believes that you should store your wine inside the room with the green door; http://www.doorarticles.com.

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