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LONDON -- Children have eroticism of the 70sa unique gift for summing things up in a brilliantly simple way that adults can't always manage.

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Take wrestlers, for instance. London-based author Sean Leahy recently asked his three-year-old daughter to try and guess the names of old WWF wrestlers from the 80s and 90s -- and it's fair to say she nailed it.

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It's difficult to pick favourites, but if pushed we'd probably go for "Smelly Sock Dog", "Money Lion", and "Angry Knickers Face".

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And "Nana", of course.

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