Scrabble

[Noodley]

Having played, and been beaten again, younger noodlette (aged 9) this evening I got to thinking that scrabble is a game for freaks. I mean who cares if you can make words out of a small selection of letters? It ain't really evidence of being clever is it?

 

[deptfordmarmoset]

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[Maz]

My brother likes to play scrabble online and there are some really obscure words in their dictionary:
Check out this list of nonsense!
http://phrontistery.info/scrabble3.html

 

[biggs682]

i enjoy the challange of havin to spell worrds correctley for once

 

[Dayvo]

Having played, and been beaten again, younger noodlette (aged 9) this evening I got to thinking that scrabble is a game for freaks. I mean who cares if you can make words out of a small selection of letters? It ain't really evidence of being clever is it?

Do the Scotland rugby players use the same logic each year in the 6 Nations, Noods?
i.e. 'Who cares if the other team gets more points than us, it doesn't really mean they're, er, better than us, does it!'

 

[Oxo]

Do the Scotland rugby players use the same logic each year in the 6 Nations, Noods?
i.e. 'Who cares if the other team gets more points than us, it doesn't really mean they're, er, better than us, does it!'

Perhaps they woul do better if they used a different kind of logic, histologically, for instance?

 

[Ashtrayhead]

When I was a kid I accidentally swallowed 6 Scrabble letters.




I shat 'myself'.

 

[Maz]

When I was a kid I accidentally swallowed 6 Scrabble letters.




I shat 'myself'.

Hehe. Did you take a lexitive for it?

 

[Danny]

Having played, and been beaten again, younger noodlette (aged 9) this evening I got to thinking that scrabble is a game for freaks. I mean who cares if you can make words out of a small selection of letters? It ain't really evidence of being clever is it?

Scrabble is one of the few board games I still enjoy playing. However my enjoyment has been somewhat tempered by the fact that my son usually kicks my arse when we play.

He's got a capacity for seeing high word scores that I've never had. It helps that he is also a much better speller than me.

 

[snorri]

Having played, and been beaten again, younger noodlette (aged 9) this evening I got to thinking that scrabble is a game for freaks. I mean who cares if you can make words out of a small selection of letters? It ain't really evidence of being clever is it?

I don't know if I should have sympathy for Noodlette who is going to have to find a more challenging opponent or yourself as it is clear you are taking these beatings rather badly.