Comments on: Are You Freakin’ Kidding Me? http://www.weworkforcheese.com/2009/10/can-you-please-use-it-in-a-sentence/ Wed, 08 Feb 2012 02:33:00 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.1 By: nicky http://www.weworkforcheese.com/2009/10/can-you-please-use-it-in-a-sentence/comment-page-1/#comment-50 nicky Sun, 25 Oct 2009 13:38:51 +0000 http://weworkforcheese.com/?p=406#comment-50 Sigh. Did I not mention that this is a "virtual" game? These people are not sitting in front of me, placing all of their tiles on the Scrabble board, or finding 167 of 170 possible Boggle/Scramble words in 2 minutes flat. They are sitting in their homes, opening up a second web browser, and searching for word generators. I have placed words like "pedate" and "padauk", which I know from crosswords (clue: of the foot, and clue: Asian redwood -var) but have never used in real life. I do not accuse them of cheating on a whim. I have known most of them for years. I adore them. I know that they are smart, quick-witted people. They know that I am honest and blunt, to a fault. When they place all their letters at least once (sometimes more!!) in <strong>every </strong>single game of Scrabble using words like idoneous, well it is only a matter of time 'til my gloves come off. Hope that helps with your confusion. If not, there is medication for that... Sigh. Did I not mention that this is a “virtual” game? These people are not sitting in front of me, placing all of their tiles on the Scrabble board, or finding 167 of 170 possible Boggle/Scramble words in 2 minutes flat. They are sitting in their homes, opening up a second web browser, and searching for word generators. I have placed words like “pedate” and “padauk”, which I know from crosswords (clue: of the foot, and clue: Asian redwood -var) but have never used in real life. I do not accuse them of cheating on a whim. I have known most of them for years. I adore them. I know that they are smart, quick-witted people. They know that I am honest and blunt, to a fault. When they place all their letters at least once (sometimes more!!) in every single game of Scrabble using words like idoneous, well it is only a matter of time ’til my gloves come off.

Hope that helps with your confusion. If not, there is medication for that…

]]> By: nicky http://www.weworkforcheese.com/2009/10/can-you-please-use-it-in-a-sentence/comment-page-1/#comment-4074 nicky Sun, 25 Oct 2009 13:38:00 +0000 http://weworkforcheese.com/?p=406#comment-4074 Sigh. Did I not mention that this is a "virtual" game? These people are not sitting in front of me, placing all of their tiles on the Scrabble board, or finding 167 of 170 possible Boggle/Scramble words in 2 minutes flat. They are sitting in their homes, opening up a second web browser, and searching for word generators. I have placed words like "pedate" and "padauk", which I know from crosswords (clue: of the foot, and clue: Asian redwood -var) but have never used in real life. I do not accuse them of cheating on a whim. I have known most of them for years. I adore them. I know that they are smart, quick-witted people. They know that I am honest and blunt, to a fault. When they place all their letters at least once (sometimes more!!) in <strong>every </strong>single game of Scrabble using words like idoneous, well it is only a matter of time 'til my gloves come off. Hope that helps with your confusion. If not, there is medication for that... Sigh. Did I not mention that this is a “virtual” game? These people are not sitting in front of me, placing all of their tiles on the Scrabble board, or finding 167 of 170 possible Boggle/Scramble words in 2 minutes flat. They are sitting in their homes, opening up a second web browser, and searching for word generators. I have placed words like “pedate” and “padauk”, which I know from crosswords (clue: of the foot, and clue: Asian redwood -var) but have never used in real life. I do not accuse them of cheating on a whim. I have known most of them for years. I adore them. I know that they are smart, quick-witted people. They know that I am honest and blunt, to a fault. When they place all their letters at least once (sometimes more!!) in every single game of Scrabble using words like idoneous, well it is only a matter of time ’til my gloves come off.

Hope that helps with your confusion. If not, there is medication for that…

]]> By: Mom http://www.weworkforcheese.com/2009/10/can-you-please-use-it-in-a-sentence/comment-page-1/#comment-49 Mom Sun, 25 Oct 2009 02:05:13 +0000 http://weworkforcheese.com/?p=406#comment-49 How does using such a word equate to cheating? There are many words I use when playing Scrabble that I would never use in real life. Knowing that it is, indeed, a real word is all that is necessary for being able to use said word in the game. I'm confused... How does using such a word equate to cheating? There are many words I use when playing Scrabble that I would never use in real life. Knowing that it is, indeed, a real word is all that is necessary for being able to use said word in the game.

I’m confused…

]]> By: Mom http://www.weworkforcheese.com/2009/10/can-you-please-use-it-in-a-sentence/comment-page-1/#comment-4073 Mom Sun, 25 Oct 2009 02:05:00 +0000 http://weworkforcheese.com/?p=406#comment-4073 How does using such a word equate to cheating? There are many words I use when playing Scrabble that I would never use in real life. Knowing that it is, indeed, a real word is all that is necessary for being able to use said word in the game. I'm confused... How does using such a word equate to cheating? There are many words I use when playing Scrabble that I would never use in real life. Knowing that it is, indeed, a real word is all that is necessary for being able to use said word in the game.

I’m confused…

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