Words With Friends is a hot new word game, famously promoted in a backhanded way by actor Alec Baldwin. The epistle lesson today discusses the value of a well-chosen word.
On the afternoon of December 6, 2011, actor Alec Baldwin was booted off an American Airlines flight out of LAX for failure to comply with airline regulations, particularly the one that requires you to turn off your cell phone once the cabin doors are closed. Now, you'd think that someone as worldly and well-traveled as Baldwin would know this rule, which he did; or that a violation of that rule would have to involve some kind of urgent phone call that had to be handled right then, which it didn't. What caused Baldwin's ouster, the flight attendants' ire, and the passengers' angst was all over a game called Words With Friends.
Words With Friends is another social media app that connects networks of online friends for the purpose of playing a game and chatting up one another. The game is kind of like Scrabble on steroids and the premise is a lot like those old-school games of playing chess by mail, except this is instant. You get a bunch of social network friends together online and...
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