Scrabble
Oh. Troika. Back when I played, we could only use English. Youse guyses apparently use just any old thing that sounds like a word. (ha ha) Ooo. Dowel would be a good Jotto word.
cth: “Actually, ARMATURE was also a bingo”
And also yours? Okay, then, going back to being impressed.
I had to really sit down and take off my socks to see how you got to 140. 50 for using all tiles leaves 90, meaning triple word scores are cumulative? (10 * 3) * 3 = 90?
Relax! Enjoy! Grab a triple word square, cth! Hope you don't see this for a while.
>> but you know what I mean.
Something about shooting blanks at the fish in the barrel?
I've just re-examined the pillow fight picture very closely, and I call fake. If they had really been fighting, there would not have been such a neat Scrabble game.
Good sportsmanship can take strange forms
"BINGO is a slang term used in Scrabble for a play using all seven of one’s tiles...."
I'm impressed. But... but... "Charlie"? And what's "Qi" if it's not Chinese? We never allowed proper names or abbreviations or non-English words when we were young.
Decades ago, playing Scrabble with my younger sister, I was saving up to play all my letters (50 bonus points for you non-Scrabblers) and all I needed was an open "S." Suddenly there it was, but it