Link: Anagramr anagramming game

This is me with the high score at an anagramming game:

Leaderboard: @lahosken:170 @stalefries:111 @nwerneck:67 @ixpu:56 @ckolderup:55
— An Anagram Game (@anagramr) August 30, 2012

You might wonder: How could Larry get the high score in an anagramming game? And the answer is: I didn't announce the game on this blog; too many of you folks are too good at anagramming. But now that I can say that I had the high score, if only for a few hours, I will let you know: @anagramr is a fun anagramming game you can play on Twitter. Every so often, it tweets a word to anagram. You reply to that tweet with anagrams. It tweets back telling you that your score went up (r that it didn't recognize one of your words, if you got too clever).

Some pro tips to help you overtake my score quickly:

You can reply to old tweets. If the most recent word is CHAMMY and you're thinking "Uhm, MY CHAM? I got nuthin'" then scroll back a ways. Find an easier word.
You can reply to a word more than once. If the word is ELECTROCARDIOGRAPHS, you can reply docile cartographers. And then a few seconds later, you can reply with reciprocal goatherds.

See, now that I told you that, I can try to claim some credit when you annihilate my score. Kind of like WARTRON SPOILER WARNING at the WarTron game at the arcade when I went first at playing the arcade game Discs of Tron. I pointed out some things I'd figured out to Jeff Wessling... who then did much much better than I had. "It's because I told him what to do." Yes, that's the secret. Play the game first. Act like you're benevolently giving out advice. Later on, claim to be a Thought Leader. I can do this.

Huh, what? Oh, sorry, I zoned out for a second there. Fun anagramming game. Check it out.