It's all about the hit game Words With Friends. Lets begin!
So who here plays Words With Friends?
Me too!
I'm not very good at it, I seem to lose more than I win, but gee I like it.
For me, the joy of Words With Friends lies in being able to make awesome words.
Here are some awesome words I played one time.
I'm pretty sure I played Alpaca too. |
Sometimes, the universe is really on my side and gives me a set of letters that almost spell out the name of my favourite teen wolf.
That was such a great game |
The pinnacle of WWF achievement, however, is when I get to use all my letters on a single word. Like the time I played the word Crusades.
I love WWF. But you know what I don't like? When people makes fake words in a cheap attempt to grab the big scores. Words that they don't even know the meaning of, but have just tried their luck on. I did not realise this was a thing until recently. I was so naive. I mean, it would never even occur to me to do that. The only reason I play WWF is so I can make words! If I don't know the meaning of the word, then how can I have fun making it? I can't have fun making such a word. I just can't. The fact that others can and indeed prefer to play WWF this way was a real rude awakening.
Check this shit out.
Jaggs? Jaggs?! The Macquarie Dictionary has no idea what this word means, because it is a fake word. That means that if you were a contestant on that show Letters and Numbers (which is a great show) and you tried that shit, Lily would not have a bar of it.
This particular opponent was a serial offender. Many games had been played, many fake words played within them. I just went along with it because it didn't interfere with my ability to form real words. But this goes too far. After my opponent played this word I immediately resigned the game. I can't have fun in these conditions.
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