Here's a thought ..
There's a time and a place for gaming .. but boarding an aircraft .. is NOT the time!
(sheesh! There's NO 'game' that fascinating anyways!)
Are You Addicted to Words With Friends?
SodaHead Living
2011/12/08 22:00:00
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It seems like everyone is playing Words With Friends these days. Sarah Michelle Gellar, our significant other and, infamously, Alec Baldwin. Baldwin's refusal to stop playing the game got him kicked off an American Airlines flight earlier this week -- which was great news for the already wildly popular game.
A day after the Baldwin incident, Appdata, a site that tracks social media use, reported that Words With Friends, which currently has 12.5 million users, gained 100,000 new gamers in 24 hours.
As for Baldwin, the "30 Rock" actor apologized to his fellow passengers -- the flight was delayed as result of his behavior. "It was never my intention to inconvenience anyone with my 'issue' with a certain flight attendant," he wrote on The Huffington Post on Wednesday.
"I was singled out by this woman in the most unpleasant of tones," he said. "I guess the fact that this woman, who had decided to make some example of me, while everyone else was left undisturbed, did get the better of me."
He went on to complain about "filthy planes, barely edible meals, cuts in jet service to less-traveled locations" on U.S. carriers in general. American Airlines described Baldwin as "extremely rude." Was he? Or is he just totally addicted to Words With Friends?
A day after the Baldwin incident, Appdata, a site that tracks social media use, reported that Words With Friends, which currently has 12.5 million users, gained 100,000 new gamers in 24 hours.
As for Baldwin, the "30 Rock" actor apologized to his fellow passengers -- the flight was delayed as result of his behavior. "It was never my intention to inconvenience anyone with my 'issue' with a certain flight attendant," he wrote on The Huffington Post on Wednesday.
"I was singled out by this woman in the most unpleasant of tones," he said. "I guess the fact that this woman, who had decided to make some example of me, while everyone else was left undisturbed, did get the better of me."
He went on to complain about "filthy planes, barely edible meals, cuts in jet service to less-traveled locations" on U.S. carriers in general. American Airlines described Baldwin as "extremely rude." Was he? Or is he just totally addicted to Words With Friends?
Top Opinion
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sglmom 2011/12/09 10:18:04
Oh christ...shut the hell up!!!That constitutes "everyone"? You are an idiot for posting this question and for your "inferences. Go crawl back under your iphone and don't come out until...I SAY SO!!! FRIGGIN' MORON...you are the 80% of Amer. Mainstream that makes up the MORONS who BREED AND vote!! Friggin' SCARY!!!!!!