Erudite and Other Words

So after listening to my roommate, Michael, talk and talk and talk about various things, I finally listened to one of them.  I am starting to read Publish This Book by Stephen Markley.  And in it I found this word Erudite.  At the time, the Author did not know what it meant but he still placed it in his book.  You can read this on page 2 if you don't believe me.

     (And Michael is still talking and talking and talking...  He tends to get on these talking kicks late at night.  His conversations do not have any fluidity or any coherence at all.  But I am a good roommate and I listen.  He might not be happy about this post in the morning, but that's OK cause we are roommates and that's all right.  Apparently Michael knows some poem about walking in gold or some other random set of words that happens to rhyme.  He is still talking but I will get back to my original blog now.)

So page 2...  Erudite and not knowing the meaning... I have lost all train of thought, but Michael wants to talk about this book once I finish it in two weeks apparently.  I mostly just wanted everyone to read a quote from the book that is what my blog is all about.  So here it is!

 Once you commit a thought to paper it takes on 

a separate life ... this thought now has a future.

And just to end this, some other words.  Sisyphean, Wistapoop,  Callipygean, Hippopotomonstrosesquipedalian, Psithurism, Qualtagh, Scacchic, and Nudiustertian.