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Bad luck MF. Typical fair weather fighting from the US. They did learn something from Vietnam after all.
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Actually its a right old load of bollocks the site I am on.
Ive won 5/8 games 6 voided all against higher opposition who quit on me, including one guy who waited until I placed the last word b4 doing so.
It appears that the tournement they are playing in allows you to quit without losing your ranking points. So typical american arseholes who cannot stand losing - quit as opposed to taking the beating they were getting.
Really annoyed me that has.
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And what do you call them - numbers?Originally posted by thunderlizardATW: mln and fking aren't words.
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ATW: mln and fking aren't words. Please take them off your list
MF: "f----ing" - shouldn't that be f---ing? No wonder you're so flipping rubbish at scrabble.
TL (with the L on a double letter score)
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SKA generated me a list of 67 mln unique words from 50 mln web pages. That's right - so FKING many unique words, I can sell the dictionary to you MF for a modest sum of £ 1 k.
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Online Scrabble
I just lost a game of scrabble. I never lose - and against an american.
I had my trusty scrabble dictionary in front of me and played the word AG. Aha says I and challenge it. American for farming he tells me as the computer doesnt take up the challenge. So I place two words from the english book and he challenges. In fact at one point he challenged 4 bloody words on the go won them all, I challenged three and lost them all.
Its our bloody language!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
My return match I trounced him 377 to 302 even though I lost 6 goes to challenges.Tags: None
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