Exulting over rare bumpy tomato pie!

Bingo of the night so far:

INANENESS (57 points) - against Karen W.

High-scoring words of the night so far:

YOWIES (210 points) - against Michelle W. [5W, 4W] {a good deficit-erasing word!}
EXULT (560 points) - against Bev O. [2W, 4W, 5W] {a good deficit-erasing word!}
ORZO (300 points) - against Stacey T. [4W, 5W] {a good deficit-erasing word!}
VUGHS (225 points) - against Jordan N. [two 4W] {a good deficit-erasing word!}
LATELY (234 points; two 3W), STORMY (280 points; 4W, 5W) - against Janice M.
TOMATOEY (118 points) - against Patrick M. [4W]
BUMPIER (144 points) - against Melissa T. [two 3W]
MISACT (208 points) - against Jean G. [two 4W]
SLEEPING (110 points) - against Steve L. [two 2W]
HOMING (170 points) - against Dave L. [5W, 4L on H, hook off ACE to make MACE]

Interesting rack of the night: ARARETIE (against Susan C. - read that as "a rare tie")

Unfriending update: Leah D., Cat Stew Pies, Nick O., and Luna L. all unfriended me recently OR deleted their profiles.


Leslie's just got their Yiddish Name. I just got my Yiddish Name. It's Hindy Hirsch.

Leslie took the Spelling Bee! quiz and got the result: A-

Facebook quizzes taken from David L. and Chris Rogers:

Leslie took the How Attractive are you? quiz and got the result: 77%

Leslie took the PALM READING quiz and got the result: Wealthy and prosperous life. Your hand indicates that you'll have a life free from mundane tasks and dissatisfaction. You will live a rich life and are generously compensated for what you do for a living. Financial worries will not be a big concern for you at any point of your future horizon and you should feel lucky for it!

Poo nugget for Thursday, June 11: Let's Hope There Weren't Candles on His Cake - June 11, 1857 marks the birth date of nineteenth-century French "fartiste" Joseph Pujol. Better known by his stage name "La Pétomane" (or "fart maniac"), Pujol had the remarkable talent of being able to fart at will. His tricks included playing the flute with his anus, and farting to blow out candles stationed several yards away. He also had the ability to recreate animal sounds, and typically opened acts with his own very special rendition of the French national anthem.