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{{Rumor Header|term=Rumor}}Norman Clatcher, chief of research at the Centre for Etymonomantic Studies, has proposed that Dice's full name is a corruption of "Willet De Keys", indicating her original species was likely a large variety of sandpiper known as a [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Willet willet]. Clatcher's suggestion is supported by the fact willets are regularly sighted along Florida's coast, with the [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Florida_Keys Florida Keys] archipelago a short distance from Miami proper.
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Norman Clatcher, chief of research at the Centre for Etymonomantic Studies, has proposed that Dice's full name is a corruption of "Willet De Keys", indicating her original species was likely a large variety of sandpiper known as a [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Willet willet]. Clatcher's suggestion is supported by the fact willets are regularly sighted along Florida's coast, with the [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Florida_Keys Florida Keys] archipelago a short distance from Miami proper.
  
 
When approached for comment, Dice's response was "lmao".
 
When approached for comment, Dice's response was "lmao".
  
 
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Willet

Norman Clatcher, chief of research at the Centre for Etymonomantic Studies, has proposed that Dice's full name is a corruption of "Willet De Keys", indicating her original species was likely a large variety of sandpiper known as a willet. Clatcher's suggestion is supported by the fact willets are regularly sighted along Florida's coast, with the Florida Keys archipelago a short distance from Miami proper.

When approached for comment, Dice's response was "lmao".