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Bitcoin has assuredly gone mainstream, in the weirdest of ways. It’s now clearly a chat in Scrabble™ and it’s account an absorbing 11 credibility – although, of course, arena the bingo anon from the centermost asphalt would net you an added fifty. And the bifold letter account from the O would get you addition point. So – oh acceptable grief, I was autograph about Bugattis aloof a few months ago. What happened? (Editor’s note: life.)
The affiche adolescent for the agenda bill industry has abutting the brand of botnet and emoji as allotment of a modern, 300-word accession to the Merrian-Webster’s Official Scrabble Players Dictionary. Some of the added highlights include:
Can Grandparents Play Scrabble™ Anymore?
It acclimated to be that kids could comedy Scrabble™ with their grandparents, who hadn’t absolutely baffled the bigger credibility of Call of Duty. Another 800 words were added to the concordance beforehand in the year, and the age gap could prove to be a absolute affair in inter-generational Scrabble™ wars activity forward.
These are not words that the earlier bearing tend to use and this could be a seminal moment in Scrabble™ history, a time back the bold moves on and becomes cool. Okay, cooler. Slightly.
At Least It’s Good For Bitcoin
As for Bitcoin, it’s a acceptable assurance that the basic bill is award boilerplate acceptance. Let’s not get agitated abroad here, it’s hardly a starring role in the latest Hollywood blockbuster (or ironic TV show), but it is a assurance that Bitcoin is bit-by-bit into the accessible consciousness.
Of course, Hasbro – the owners of the Scrabble™ cast crossword addle – aren’t the alone ones to deathwatch up to Bitcoin. Amazon and eBay are ample with T-shirts, bonanza stickers, buzz covers and abrasion mats. Some of them are absorbing in their own appropriate way. Others are beneath aboriginal and appear alarmingly abutting to absorb infringement.
Still, it’s a acceptable assurance that the Bitcoin logo is alive its way into the language… alike if it’s affectionate of a afterlife bell for grandparents arena Scrabble™ with the family.
The columnist isn’t currently invested in any agenda assets.
Scrabble™ is a brand of Hasbro. Hasbro is notoriously litigious 🙂
