Another possible definition of obsession: my playing so much scrabble that it happens in the first place.
Thursday, June 19, 2008
Possible definition of obsession
Possible definition of obsession: when the person playing Scrabble with you puts the name of their football team as a play, only getting some seven points for it.
Another possible definition of obsession: my playing so much scrabble that it happens in the first place.
Another possible definition of obsession: my playing so much scrabble that it happens in the first place.
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9 comments:
What's even more startling is that your opponent used so many letters which are useful for forming bingos.
I know! They're beating me in the current game, though.
I noted someone complaining in the paper that on Million Doillar Wheel of Fortune "it was so predictable [and therefore shouldn't be on TV]" that everyone picked the E, R, T, and S etc for their letters when solving the last phrase.
Yes, it'd be ultra-cool if the compere said "Four consonants and a vowel" and the contestant said "U, Q, X, J, and Z, please!"
I too am completely and scarily addicted to facebook scrabble. May I friend you, so we can play?
Friend away!
Maria, I guess that any word that doesn't include U Q X J and Z - consecutively, I might add - is not worth learning! Ah yes. Uqxjz. I say it all the time...
And an UQXJZously UQXJZ day to you too, Tim T. How UQXJZ of you!
To Uqxjz, or not to Uqxjz -
That is the question.
Whether 'tis nobler to Uqxjz,
And by Uqxjzing, end them?
Out, damn Uqxjz!
Half a league, half a league, half a league onward
Road the Uqxjzred.
There once was a Uqxjz in a tree
Who was horribly Uqxjzed with a bee:
When asked, "Does it Uqxjz?"
He replied, "Yes it Duqxjz!"
It's a perfectly Uqxjzid old Uqxjz!"
Astute scrabbles and cruciverbalists will also be interested to know that Uqxjz is an anagram of 'jquxz' and a near-anagram of 'jjqzx'.
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