Well, what can I say? I'm TheScrabbleKing. King of Scrabble and all branches of it, from UpWords, Super Scrabble, and the online game Bookworm to Boggle and even Wheel of Fortune (hey, that has words too :D). Of course, my status of Scrabble King is strictly in usage around my peers and my acquaintances. In the serious Scrabble world (i.e. the NASPA) I'm just a caterpillar...

Around my friends, though, I am the Scrabble King. I've been challenged by students aplenty and all of my opponents have fallen. Hard. To the ground. Big time. Unconscious. Okay, maybe that's a little overdone, but you get it. I'm also a heavy studier of Latin, and a National Latin Examination 2009 Gold Medalist. Latin has enhanced my vocabulary substantially and makes be even harder to beat on a sunny day--never mind when it's raining outside (because if you can't beat me on a sunny day, well, unless you're a warlord of some sort, you won't beat me when it's raining either...okay, that's cockiness talking right there. No need for that, really [:)], so I will change the topic in the following paragraph).

The thing is, I like being of assistance. That's why I contribute here on WikiAnswers: to use all of my knowledge to enhance the knowledge of others and also to spread some Scrabble knowhow on them too, should they desire it. May God bless those reading this, and if you have a Scrabble conundrum, look no further than the king. Me, that is.

P.S. I don't care what anyone else says; Scrabble is a sport!

:)

All good is hard. All evil is easy. Dying, losing, cheating, and mediocrity is easy. Stay away from easy. -Scott Alexander

Wait, shouldn't it be "Dying, losing, cheating, and mediocrity ARE easy"? Because "dying, losing, cheating" and "mediocrity" make a compound subject, so there should be...oh, never mind.