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Because this is my blog and I can if I want to, I am going to post something so meaningless, so utterly unrelated to life, food or anything else I blather on about on this site that it’s a first.
And that’s saying something folks, because I post a lot of completely unrelated things.
I rarely play Scrabble, I don’t like rushed games and rarely do I have a peaceful interlude where my brain and I can just sit and become one with words.
Wednesday night, I became one with words.
The above picture is my IPod with my Scrabble game. I will most likely never repeat what I did, which was opening up with the word paladin, using all my letters and ending up with 76 points.
I have never had a 76 point word, that I can recall. Oh, they exist, for sure, but I cannot recall ever laying one down on the board myself.
The definition of paladin:
1.any one of the 12 legendary peers or knightly champions in attendance on Charlemagne.
2.any knightly or heroic champion.
3.any determined advocate or defender of a noble cause.
However. Would you like to know how exactly I know this word? It’s not due to knowing the above definitions. No, nothing as intellectual as that.
Any nerds I mean gamers no wait that’s the same thing people married to a man like Mike? One who loves to play WOW?
And here’s the real test, do you know what WOW stands for? And if you do, welcome to my world.
A paladin is a blasted character in the online game World of Warcraft. For years I have put up with this game and now it permeated my subconscious to the level that I know words that barely even exist in the English language.
I suppose though, that blasted game paid off. I raced outside to flaunt it to Mike – who always, ALWAYS I tell you, beats me at Scrabble- then proceeded to take a picture of it. Because that’s what I do.
I take pictures of everything then manage to write a post about Scrabble, World of Warcraft and teach you a new word.
I love you too.
~Magpie~
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