Would you believe I have played tournament scrabble with the author and he is quite a good player though not an expert?
Canada, or Iowa?
Are you allowed proper nouns in Scrabble?
Wait, you played tournament Scrabble? How cool is that!?
- The rules are quite stretchy, arenât they?
- What if youâre quoting a non-question?
- Didnât I think it all had to end as a question?
- Doesnât that particular Donald make everything worth it anyway?
Well Canada is an easy big bit of geograpy to include isnât it? (Victoria and Vancouver BC and in Seattle WA. He was living in Abbotsford BC at the time)
You-all seriously make those distinctions? Isnât it really âQuebec, Nunavut, and Everything-Elseâ ?
Have you read Word Freak? Did you know the stunt MrsTobinL and I played at the Chicago National tournament got passing mention in that book?
Is it cool? (Enh it is fun and definitely not the kitchen table game and I have kinda dropped out of club and tournament play thanks to parenthood)
Do you really want MrsTobinL to visit and school you about Canadian geography? How about @missypants or @anon50609448?
Yâallâd be yelling at me in Canadian and Iâd be all DO I EVEN SPEAK YOUR CRAZY MOON LANGUAGE?
OTOH, would you bring poutine?
Doesnât that really depend on who you ask? Arenât all the people who answer in the negative actually wrong, though?
Did you know that my mother likes the game so I bought her Word Freak as a gift? And that the following year she gave it back to me as a âgiftâ? (I donât play the game.)
Do you have a page number for the aforementioned incident, since the book doesnât have an index?
Did she forget who gave her the book?
I would have to go home and dig up my copy of the book wouldnât I? (At the beginning of the chapter about the Chicago tournament in the description of the opening night gathering) And may I say we pulled it off amazingly well though there were a few times it tested my control limits when seeing the reactions from some of the other players there?
But canât you link us to THIS?
Just ask Christina OâSullivan. She met her husband, Tobin Lathrop, in an online Scrabble forum nearly 12 years ago; today they live in Seattle with their âScrabble spawn,â 2-year-old Chas. It seems an affinity for word games can bridge even the widest gaps, since OâSullivan was a student in Vancouver, B.C., when she first encountered Lathrop, who lived in St. Louis. â[Tobin] and I met . . . on these online hangouts, or multiuser domains,â OâSullivan explains. âHe and I used to play these very long Scrabble games . . . it was just a way to occupy ourselves and talk.â Things really began to heat up, she says, when Lathrop âbought the hardcover copy of the second edition of The Official Scrabble Playerâs Dictionary, and he started playing these obscure two- and three-letter words against me, and I felt I had to keep up.â
Oh it is there if you want to look isnât it? How about this picture from the New Orleans nationals which was more or less our 10th anniversary vacation?
At least you werenât wearing sandals?
Can you find it in here?
ahh yes that is useful isnât it? (page 75 on that one, but not in the preview and this is a screen cap of my search for the key word)
You were the guy on the leash?
Has anyone else seen the first season of One Punch Man? Isnât it hilarious?