Snuggies, book lights, batteries, and John Wayne
High-scoring words of the night:
CUP (225 points) - against Helga S. [two 5W]
MINCER (300 points) - against Heather S. [two 5W]
XI (112 points) - against Tamara P. [5W, hook on O to make OX]
SCREWING (145 points) - against Roberta C. [5W]
Discovered that Brian P. (tbone) unfriended me on Facebook - oh well. I also decided to finally use my Snuggie - I'm a bit short for it to work optimally, and it came with a book light which uses three AG13 button cell batteries. No idea where you'd get those if I need replacements!
Trivia fact for Sunday, Mar. 21: What headgear did John Wayne wear in all his films starting with Wake of the Red Witch in 1948? A toupee... often under his ten-gallon hat. Wayne removed the wig for some scenes in The Wings of Eagles (1957), when he played his character as an older man. He joked about his hairless pate in El Dorado (1966), with the line "Ride, baldy, ride."
CUP (225 points) - against Helga S. [two 5W]
MINCER (300 points) - against Heather S. [two 5W]
XI (112 points) - against Tamara P. [5W, hook on O to make OX]
SCREWING (145 points) - against Roberta C. [5W]
Discovered that Brian P. (tbone) unfriended me on Facebook - oh well. I also decided to finally use my Snuggie - I'm a bit short for it to work optimally, and it came with a book light which uses three AG13 button cell batteries. No idea where you'd get those if I need replacements!
Trivia fact for Sunday, Mar. 21: What headgear did John Wayne wear in all his films starting with Wake of the Red Witch in 1948? A toupee... often under his ten-gallon hat. Wayne removed the wig for some scenes in The Wings of Eagles (1957), when he played his character as an older man. He joked about his hairless pate in El Dorado (1966), with the line "Ride, baldy, ride."
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