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Bingoland, 2011

Willets Point Jan 03 2011 05:17 PM

The REIVERS have come for FMan.

Willets Point Jan 03 2011 09:50 PM Re: Post Your Bingos Here

Seawolf has something to GRAPPLE with.

Willets Point Jan 04 2011 09:17 AM Re: Post Your Bingos Here

Dropping another bingo on FMan PREVENTS any chance of his making a comeback.

Willets Point Jan 04 2011 10:13 AM Re: Post Your Bingos Here

Kicked off a new match with Seawolf by SPEARING him. I'm on a roll.

Edgy DC Jan 04 2011 07:33 PM Re: Bingoland, 2011

It looks like Willets' year. I splti this off. Go here for the prior topic or look for it in August 2011-started threads. Meanwhile, I had. _ _ A L M S Y and no place to play it. I already dumbly let a TWS go and didn't want to screw up again. T finally came up with B I N E S M A =#FF0000]R T L Y for 94. That shouldn't have taken me so long.

Fman99 Jan 04 2011 08:04 PM Re: Post Your Bingos Here

Willets Point wrote: Dropping another bingo on FMan PREVENTS any chance of his making a comeback. This game hurt me in my SHITTER (I did not play that as a bingo; I just felt like capitalizing to emphasize the pain caused unto my pooping-town).

Willets Point Jan 04 2011 10:59 PM Re: Bingoland, 2011

Edgy DC wrote: It looks like Willets' year. Yeah, I've been pretty hot the past couple of days. Hot as the STEAMERS I deposited on 'Wolf.

Willets Point Jan 11 2011 07:57 PM Re: Bingoland, 2011

I can't say I've done anything to OUTPLAY Lunchbucket, I've just had the DUMBEST luck.

Fman99 Jan 11 2011 08:19 PM Re: Bingoland, 2011

Despite all of the CHAKRAS that ABNS pays attention to, I showed that I can drop a bingo on him ANYTIME. As for JCL, well, call the PREACHER. We have a DETAINEE in our midst. In fact, bingo after bingo just CLUTTERS up the board.

John Cougar Lunchbucket Jan 11 2011 09:07 PM Re: Bingoland, 2011

Willets Point wrote: I can't say I've done anything to OUTPLAY Lunchbucket, I've just had the DUMBEST luck. I've been TREATING you well but can be MENACING on the next turn.

metsmarathon Jan 12 2011 05:36 PM Re: Bingoland, 2011

the GILDINGS on my game had become a bit tarnished.

John Cougar Lunchbucket Jan 12 2011 06:10 PM Re: Bingoland, 2011

I UNPILED 7 tiles on Fman for 90 points, making his HOLLIES seem BITTIER. By the way, the rack on BITTIER was EIIRT**. (* = blank) Must have been thousands of possibilities, but I spent a year looking for one to connect to a last letter Y on the board but failed. Help?

John Cougar Lunchbucket Jan 17 2011 09:06 PM Re: Bingoland, 2011

EXTRADOS, CORONATE, VENETIAN in the first 4 moves vs. FMan. PS: If you're playing me in Scrabble it's your turn.

Edgy DC Jan 20 2011 10:10 PM Re: Bingoland, 2011

On the verge of an retirement during a terrible run and down 40 to Lunchbucket, I threw down the wordy-looking letter combination ENWOUND, and damned if it wasn't kosher. Suddenly, I'm William H. Macy in The Cooler, and my luck does a 180. I'm throwing down hammers left and right, including two more bingos in the next four turns --- RALLIERS and DIOXIDE --- both of which I saw just as I was about to hit submit on some other flaccid 14-18 point play. My 456-280 victory was as complete as any in recent memory. Is my Scrabblevision back for good, or did I just have a lucky day? Play me next week and find out!

metsmarathon Jan 22 2011 09:19 AM Re: Bingoland, 2011

well, i just bingoed to open a game against that PERVERT fman. uh, no offense, dude.

batmagadanleadoff Jan 22 2011 09:24 AM Re: Bingoland, 2011

This just occurred to me: you guys play scrabble against each other .... over the internet? Yeah, right. Here's a trick I can do. Write down any two 25 digit numbers and I'll multiply them correctly. I can give you the answer in two seconds. I'll post the product. Really.

metsmarathon Jan 22 2011 09:36 AM Re: Bingoland, 2011

1234567890123456789012345 and 9876543210123456789098765 you have two seconds.

metsmarathon Jan 22 2011 09:36 AM Re: Bingoland, 2011

time's up.

batmagadanleadoff Jan 22 2011 09:48 AM Re: Bingoland, 2011

It's obvious that the answer is 1.2193263112635268998887357502347e+49. The clock doesn't start to run until I see the post. That should also be obvious.

metsmarathon Jan 22 2011 10:12 AM Re: Bingoland, 2011

i dunno. it's awfully difficult to verify that you've correctly multiplied the numbers seeing as how you've truncated your answer.

Edgy DC Feb 20 2011 09:50 PM Re: Bingoland, 2011

Just turned a game around with BASTION through a triple-word-score square on my pentultimate play, after being behind since a two-point lead after turn two. That play left me with the last two tiles in the bag, a Q and a U. Fortunately, my opponent didn't block the only place (that I saw) that I could play them and end the game. BASTION

John Cougar Lunchbucket Feb 20 2011 09:55 PM Re: Bingoland, 2011

Just went back to back on Willets Point: DEARIES and LANDINGS. Other recent bingos include SKIRTED, DUSTIER and DANGERS.

Fman99 Feb 21 2011 05:44 AM Re: Bingoland, 2011

John Cougar Lunchbucket wrote: Just went back to back on Willets Point AND BELLY TO BELLY! Stupid John Sterling. (On a side note, I got Fboy to say that exact phrase anytime he goes back to back on Wii Sports baseball. And he does a dead-on John Sterling impression for a five year old.)

Ceetar Feb 23 2011 01:51 PM Re: Bingoland, 2011

Baseball season, so I hit a GROUNDER

Willets Point Feb 26 2011 01:26 PM Re: Bingoland, 2011

I'm QUEERING the game for 113 points.

Edgy DC Feb 26 2011 08:36 PM Re: Bingoland, 2011

Wow, I was profoundly up, and now my lead has shrunk from 132 to 19 with 17 tiles to go.

Edgy DC Feb 26 2011 08:42 PM Re: Bingoland, 2011

Holding AESTTU_, I passed on UNSTATE and UPSTATE and instead went for TAUTEST.

Ceetar Mar 02 2011 08:34 AM Re: Bingoland, 2011

I always feel kinda bad when I start off a game with an unsuspecting opponent with a bingo. pick up the HANDSET Edgy, it's for you.

Chad Ochoseis Mar 02 2011 08:40 AM Re: Bingoland, 2011

Edgy DC wrote: Holding AESTTU_, I passed on UNSTATE and UPSTATE and instead went for TAUTEST. I would've missed all three of those, but STATUTE jumped right out at me. Scrabblevision is a funny thing.

Willets Point Mar 03 2011 03:11 PM Re: Bingoland, 2011

Drove in a big ol' HUMVEE to gain a temporary lead in my war of attrition against Edgy.

Edgy DC Mar 03 2011 07:54 PM Re: Bingoland, 2011

Ceetar wrote: I always feel kinda bad when I start off a game with an unsuspecting opponent with a bingo. pick up the HANDSET Edgy, it's for you. I am a GREATER PURVEYOR of revenge than you can imagine

metsmarathon Mar 03 2011 09:05 PM Re: Bingoland, 2011

my COINAGES must've been in pesos and yen, cos all it got me was a measley 64 points.

TheOldMole Mar 04 2011 03:09 AM Re: Bingoland, 2011

The last play of the game against Kong got SOOTIER, but it was cleaned up before anyone could see it.

Frayed Knot Mar 08 2011 08:31 AM Re: Bingoland, 2011

I laid QUACKERY down on some guy the other night (through the existing C) for 102 points.

Edgy DC Mar 08 2011 08:39 AM Re: Bingoland, 2011

Where do you play?

Chad Ochoseis Mar 08 2011 05:16 PM Re: Bingoland, 2011

Look out,Ceetar, it's an ELEPHANT.

Ceetar Mar 08 2011 05:26 PM Re: Bingoland, 2011

Chad Ochoseis wrote: Look out,Ceetar, it's an ELEPHANT. right back at you CUTTLES

Chad Ochoseis Mar 12 2011 08:07 AM Re: Bingoland, 2011

I couldn't find a place to play EMETICS, but there was an open N on the board, so I played...

LeiterWagnerFasterStrongr Mar 16 2011 01:32 PM Re: Bingoland, 2011

Lunchbucket puts the shackles on my PAROLEE with DETAINEE. Eeee!

metsmarathon Mar 16 2011 01:38 PM Re: Bingoland, 2011

i earlier had made up a new word, SURNAMER, that apparently is really a word, against edgy. riding that wave, i tried making up another word for another bingo, but it got booted. boo. i think i've got the makings of a bingo with the letters i have, but i was clearly trying to jam a square peg into a round hole.

Edgy DC Mar 16 2011 01:59 PM Re: Bingoland, 2011

Yeah, bingos are addictive. Your turn.

metsmarathon Mar 16 2011 02:05 PM Re: Bingoland, 2011

crap.

John Cougar Lunchbucket Mar 16 2011 02:07 PM Re: Bingoland, 2011

LeiterWagnerFasterStrongr wrote: Lunchbucket puts the shackles on my PAROLEE with DETAINEE. Eeee! Did it with the greatest of EE's.

Ceetar Apr 02 2011 08:10 AM Re: Bingoland, 2011

TITTIES for 79. Not a ton, but bonus points for playing it against my wife?

LeiterWagnerFasterStrongr Apr 02 2011 08:59 AM Re: Bingoland, 2011

(Bro-giggling and chest-bumping my laptop)

Edgy DC Apr 02 2011 11:32 AM Re: Bingoland, 2011

INFERNOS, baby.

metsmarathon Apr 02 2011 11:36 AM Re: Bingoland, 2011

edgy thinks his INFERNOS will send me straight to hell. they just might, as i've no bingo to play in return. yet.

Frayed Knot Apr 03 2011 01:57 PM Re: Bingoland, 2011

I hung out ATINGLE a few days ago - with the E on top of VENT making EVENT

John Cougar Lunchbucket Apr 03 2011 07:59 PM Re: Bingoland, 2011

I PURIFIED Ochoseis the other day.

Edgy DC Apr 04 2011 08:10 AM Re: Bingoland, 2011

The prefix EN- has been sorely disappointing in recent weeks, with ENWEBBED getting knocked off, among othe EN- words.

Willets Point Apr 04 2011 10:00 AM Re: Bingoland, 2011

Seawolf is being uncharacteristically humble about the pounding he's giving me right now.

Chad Ochoseis Apr 04 2011 10:50 AM Re: Bingoland, 2011

Bingos against CPFers have been few and far between for me lately. But I've been getting together with one of my neighbors for Scrabble on and off. Over the past few games, I've slammed the neighbor lady with CAPTIONS, ROADBED, and SEAWARD, to name a few.

seawolf17 Apr 04 2011 12:25 PM Re: Bingoland, 2011

Willets is right. Three bingos in my first six moves, I think.

Edgy DC Apr 11 2011 05:20 AM Re: Bingoland, 2011

GROUTER for 87. I'm not so handy around the bathroom. I don't know if a GROUTER is a person or a thing (or a place!). But I had a good feeling that it was a word, even though I had phonies knocked off two of the previous four turns.

Willets Point Apr 12 2011 02:03 PM Re: Bingoland, 2011

FLUVIAL processes have deposited a lot of points on my score and eroded Edgy's lead.

John Cougar Lunchbucket Apr 12 2011 02:16 PM Re: Bingoland, 2011

FLUVIAL? Wow. That's a good one to know. My most recent bingo was ACCUSED vs. Metsmarathon.

Edgy DC Apr 12 2011 02:29 PM Re: Bingoland, 2011

Anything with a U is an accomplishment. I become so obsessed with shedding U's, I become Bingo-blind as soon as one lands in my rack, unless I'm holding an N, and then I try ridiculous UN-words, like UNKINDLE or UNREGALE.

Willets Point Apr 12 2011 10:33 PM Re: Bingoland, 2011

Happy Alfred Mosher Butts Day!

Willets Point Apr 14 2011 08:12 AM Re: Bingoland, 2011

Not a bingo, but I just played CIRQUE on Lunchbucket with the Q on double letter and the whole thing on a triple word for a total of 78 points. This is not the first time that a word I learned hiking in the White Mountains has helped me in SCRABBLE.

John Cougar Lunchbucket Apr 14 2011 08:41 AM Re: Bingoland, 2011

You have to be the Forum rating leader by now. I opened this game with a Bingo (SOUNDER) and had a 150-30 lead after 3 turns before WP pulled away with 2 bingos (ROSEFISH and REGALES) in addition to CIRQUE. He will win 450-something to 360-something.

Edgy DC Apr 14 2011 08:45 AM Re: Bingoland, 2011

ROSEFISH? Whoah. Compound words like that are dynamite.

metsmarathon Apr 16 2011 12:35 PM Re: Bingoland, 2011

edgy phonied a bingo, and i GRINNED. for all of 60 points. i am the master of weak-ass bingos.

metsmarathon Apr 16 2011 12:42 PM Re: Bingoland, 2011

in what AMOUNTS to a good start, i just bingopened (i'm coining a new word here. i doubt it sticks.) against jcl to avenge a sound loss.

metsmarathon Apr 16 2011 09:34 PM Re: Bingoland, 2011

"INFIDEL!" the old mole shouted, as he learned the identity of my bingo spree's next victim. seriously. it's like i can't break 75 on these things.

Frayed Knot Apr 22 2011 08:57 PM Re: Bingoland, 2011

The SCRABBLE gods were (once again) steering all the I's & U's to my rack so (after opening moves of OVINE and CHIN) I went all LUXURIES on their collective butts. Followed that up with GOALIES and then turned the earlier X into IXIA (three move combined points = 172 points) Fuck you SCRABBLE Gods!

Edgy DC May 02 2011 10:20 AM Re: Bingoland, 2011

Can VINEGAR be pluralized into VINEGARS? Apparently it can... in Bingoland! Do you think I can be stopped from bingoing when I have two of those hated U's in my rack? I would be DUBIOUS about that notion, if I were you. Psyche. I'm probably going to lose both games, but I'll go down like a man. Psyche.

John Cougar Lunchbucket May 02 2011 02:12 PM Re: Bingoland, 2011

I am ALLEGED to have walked off with a bingo

Edgy DC May 02 2011 02:28 PM Re: Bingoland, 2011

Ouch. My cock!

Willets Point May 15 2011 05:51 PM Re: Bingoland, 2011

It's hard to weigh the TONNAGES of my walk-off bingo on JCL. In a non-CPF game I played 4 bingos against a friend with a higher rating. Well, he used to have a higher rating.

John Cougar Lunchbucket May 15 2011 06:31 PM Re: Bingoland, 2011

Anybody want a win, just challenge me NOW!!! I'm slumping bad.

Frayed Knot May 15 2011 07:00 PM Re: Bingoland, 2011

Willets Point wrote: In a non-CPF game I played 4 bingos against a friend with a higher rating. Well, he used to have a higher rating. And he used to be a friend.

Chad Ochoseis May 16 2011 05:48 PM Re: Bingoland, 2011

A diet rich in LUTEINS is good for your Scrabble score.

Edgy DC Jun 05 2011 10:19 PM Re: Bingoland, 2011

TROIKAS Suck it, Mr. $12 Scrabble Applicaton I Picked up at Staples.

Edgy DC Jul 17 2011 12:55 PM Re: Bingoland, 2011

Played S T A I N I N G which may not seem like much, but I played throught that bolded T, allowing both S and G to be seated on TWS squares, giving me a rare opportunity to multiply my pointage by a factor of nine. Add in the bingo bonus and I collected a personal best 131 points. This came in my desktop version playing against the ELITE robo-opponent --- a 1700-rated fictional foe I had previously been an Anthony Youngian 3-44 against.

Edgy DC Jul 23 2011 01:55 PM Re: Bingoland, 2011

ALIENIST Thank you, Caleb Carr.

Edgy DC Aug 27 2011 09:14 AM Re: Bingoland, 2011

T H E I S T I =#FF0000]C

Willets Point Sep 14 2011 10:11 AM Re: Bingoland, 2011

Is there any word to which the suffix -LIKE does not make a valid SCRABBLE word? TEALIKE and KNOBLIKE have done me good in recent games versus Lunchy. I could see TEALIKE appearing in a police report ("the suspect carried a bag containing a tealike substance") but I can't imagine what could be knoblike without actually being a knob.

Frayed Knot Sep 14 2011 10:16 AM Re: Bingoland, 2011

I can't imagine what could be knoblike without actually being a knob. Two answers: 1) A bad second-baseman? 2) FMan will tell you

Frayed Knot Sep 16 2011 03:35 PM Re: Bingoland, 2011

R A Z O R I N G - across a TWS no less

Edgy DC Sep 18 2011 02:07 PM Re: Bingoland, 2011

A T T O R =#0000FF]N E Y Bridged two TWS together for a 140-point play

dgwphotography Sep 19 2011 05:06 AM Re: Bingoland, 2011

F I R E D O G S I S A T I N E S C I M I T E R All in the same game - my coworker isn't happy with me right now...

LeiterWagnerFasterStrongr Sep 19 2011 08:21 AM Re: Bingoland, 2011

Know "firedogs." The rest of them are foreign to me. "Scimiter"? Accepted alt. spelling for "scimitar"?

Frayed Knot Sep 19 2011 10:04 AM Re: Bingoland, 2011

I would have whiffed on all of those even assuming the off chance that I actually saw them. Is FIRECATS good too?

LeiterWagnerFasterStrongr Sep 19 2011 12:24 PM Re: Bingoland, 2011

A "firedog" is another word for an andiron. (Thanks, sophomore 19th-century Lit class!)

Edgy DC Nov 15 2011 06:29 PM Re: Bingoland, 2011

ESCHEWS I also just hooked an A atop QUIVER and damned if AQUIVER isn't legit.

dgwphotography Nov 18 2011 04:41 PM Re: Bingoland, 2011

M U D S L I D E

dgwphotography Nov 19 2011 09:32 AM Re: Bingoland, 2011

dgwphotography wrote: M U D S L I D E And then I used the E for O P E N I N G S

Chad Ochoseis Nov 26 2011 05:53 PM Re: Bingoland, 2011

Edgy DC wrote: I also just hooked an A atop QUIVER and damned if AQUIVER isn't legit. I just played this for 108 in a Words With Friends game against my ten year old niece. Now I feel like crap.

John Cougar Lunchbucket Nov 26 2011 06:34 PM Re: Bingoland, 2011

She deserved it.

seawolf17 Nov 26 2011 07:04 PM Re: Bingoland, 2011

I'm annihilating two good friends on WWF right now. One is a 498-157 lead with 15 tiles left in the bag in which I've played JOIN and AZURE on the TL-TW spreads, each for more than 100 points. The other is a 572-228 lead, but we're in the endgame there.

dgwphotography Nov 27 2011 08:56 AM Re: Bingoland, 2011

E N T E R I N G and then used the R for A N O R E X I A Two straight bingos to start the game...

Edgy DC Nov 27 2011 12:15 PM Re: Bingoland, 2011

A D J U S T E =#8000FF]D On the TWS column for 101.

Frayed Knot Nov 27 2011 02:45 PM Re: Bingoland, 2011

I hung up OUTGAZE on a DWS a while back -- and then got a further bonus when the opponent challenged it and lost his turn leaving me able to turn a not-too-great draw [two Ys] into ACIDLY/OUTGAZED which, with the Y on a TL square and the word itself doubled, got me an even higher score than the first one IIRC.

Edgy DC Nov 27 2011 02:53 PM Re: Bingoland, 2011

I would've challenged that sucka.

TransMonk Nov 29 2011 07:47 PM Re: Bingoland, 2011

ENVISION - I don't Scrabble online, but my wife just started on her iPhone. As I was reading the forum just now, she startled me by shouting out, "What? This bitch just BINGO-ED me!" Finally a reason to peek in on this thread.

metsmarathon Nov 30 2011 07:05 AM Re: Bingoland, 2011

having already dropped VEGGIES for 85, i just dropped ENTERIN=#0000FF]G to take a 305-163 lead over poor lunchbucket. my phone is disappointed in me for not realizing that R=#0000FF]ETINENE would have bridged two TWS squares for 131 points. and to be honest, i started to try to make a word there, but nothing really seemed to work. i hate letting my phone down like that.

John Cougar Lunchbucket Nov 30 2011 08:22 AM Re: Bingoland, 2011

metsmarathon wrote: having already dropped VEGGIES for 85, i just dropped ENTERIN=#0000FF]G to take a 305-163 lead over poor lunchbucket.. I'm having one of those games where AURAL is my best play in 5 different turns.

metsmarathon Nov 30 2011 10:07 AM Re: Bingoland, 2011

well, i'm just glad i thought better about plunking down a hasty 9-pointer with that bingo rack.

TransMonk Dec 03 2011 09:54 AM Re: Bingoland, 2011

I know I'm behind the curve, but I'm hopelessly addicted to the Scrabble phone app now. Any of my virtual Facebook friends who want to start a game should feel free to.

Edgy DC Dec 11 2011 08:04 PM Re: Bingoland, 2011

S E M I S O =#4000FF]F T Beyond the BINGO points, I bridged two TWS squares for a total walkoff play of 140, plus a 40-point transfer from the opponent's rack. POW!

Chad Ochoseis Dec 11 2011 08:30 PM Re: Bingoland, 2011

REINTERS Also played QUACK (in a different game) with the Q on a triple letter, and off QI, and the C on a double word...total score 111.

John Cougar Lunchbucket Dec 11 2011 09:11 PM Re: Bingoland, 2011

I never get notifications on fb scrabble anymore, and wonder if that's the explanation for the fact that I still have 2 games going from before the season ended (cough LWFS). Also, downloaded words with friends on my phone, if you wanna challenge me there go ahead but wondering how that's any better than Scrabble if at all. I'm not interested in playing with a differently arranged board and point totals juts for differentness' sake. Opinions?

metsmarathon Dec 11 2011 09:24 PM Re: Bingoland, 2011

i dunno. most of my wordplay is on wwf right now. mostly because all my friends play wwf, and i don't get any fb game requests anymore. scrabble loads way slower than wwf on my iphone, and doesn't always successfully load my games when i have them, but it does push notifications most of the time. its just such a pain in the ass to get the app to load consistently that i don't always pop into it. it's worth noting that wwf does not allow dirty words. i tried to play SLUT the other day and was told it is not an acceptable word. boo.

Mets – Willets Point Dec 12 2011 10:39 AM Re: Bingoland, 2011

John Cougar Lunchbucket wrote: Also, downloaded words with friends on my phone, if you wanna challenge me there go ahead but wondering how that's any better than Scrabble if at all. I'm not interested in playing with a differently arranged board and point totals juts for differentness' sake. Opinions? I believe the layout and scoring are different in WWF so that it will not be in violation of the copyright of SCRABBLE Brand Crossword Game. I don't like it too much because it changes the strategy of the game. Also, WWF is overly flashy with annoying ads and stuff, but doesn't give you a preview of what your score would be when you lay out the tiles. I don't have a smartphone so I play both games on the computer and find SCRABBLE easier to use overall there.

seawolf17 Dec 12 2011 11:37 AM Re: Bingoland, 2011

metsmarathon wrote: i dunno. most of my wordplay is on wwf right now. mostly because all my friends play wwf, and i don't get any fb game requests anymore. scrabble loads way slower than wwf on my iphone, and doesn't always successfully load my games when i have them, but it does push notifications most of the time. its just such a pain in the ass to get the app to load consistently that i don't always pop into it. it's worth noting that wwf does not allow dirty words. i tried to play SLUT the other day and was told it is not an acceptable word. boo. I just tried to play SLUT too; surprised it didn't take it. I'm almost exclusively on WWF these days.

Frayed Knot Dec 12 2011 11:59 AM Re: Bingoland, 2011

metsmarathon wrote: it's worth noting that wwf does not allow dirty words. i tried to play SLUT the other day and was told it is not an acceptable word. Well fuck that then!

Edgy DC Dec 12 2011 12:06 PM Re: Bingoland, 2011

Edgy DC wrote: S E M I S O =#4000FF]F T Beyond the BINGO points, I bridged two TWS squares for a total walkoff play of 140, plus a 40-point transfer from the opponent's rack. POW! Will you shut up about Words with Friends? It's a bingo thread, not an Off-Brand Alternatives to Scrabble thread. I was down by 120 with the bag empty. There I was holding two S's and two blanks, but no room to play through any tiles except and F, and I came up with SEMISOFT, not knowing if it would be kosher, and kabamm, I won by 60. And it was beautiful.

John Cougar Lunchbucket Dec 12 2011 12:20 PM Re: Bingoland, 2011

Yeah that's nice. I'm thinking about retiring from WWF after opening my first-ever game vs Seawolf with REUNION and BLOVIATE back to back.

Edgy DC Dec 12 2011 12:30 PM Re: Bingoland, 2011

Just hammered Marathon with SQUINTED for 111. Felt so good about myself I absolutely made up a word against Bucket with DEVOICED. It surprised me by being legit. Not a bingo, but good for 46 on the TWS square. Feed me the ball.

Ceetar Dec 12 2011 12:53 PM Re: Bingoland, 2011

I've mostly been playing WWF because the app actually works smoothly unlike the scrabble for facebook one (and not enough of you have games going with me for me to bother)

TransMonk Dec 12 2011 01:11 PM Re: Bingoland, 2011

Yeah, the Scrabble Android app is one of the worst apps I have encountered. Soon, I'm not going to enjoy it enough to re-install it every 10 days.

seawolf17 Dec 12 2011 01:13 PM Re: Bingoland, 2011

John Cougar Lunchbucket wrote: Yeah that's nice. I'm thinking about retiring from WWF after opening my first-ever game vs Seawolf with REUNION and BLOVIATE back to back. Yeah. Down by 150 points before I even blinked.

metsmarathon Dec 12 2011 01:52 PM Re: Bingoland, 2011

Edgy DC wrote: Just hammered Marathon with SQUINTED for 111. Felt so good about myself I absolutely made up a word against Bucket with DEVOICED. It surprised me by being legit. Not a bingo, but good for 46 on the TWS square. Feed me the ball. ow. fuck.

John Cougar Lunchbucket Dec 12 2011 01:53 PM Re: Bingoland, 2011

seawolf17 wrote: John Cougar Lunchbucket wrote: Yeah that's nice. I'm thinking about retiring from WWF after opening my first-ever game vs Seawolf with REUNION and BLOVIATE back to back. Yeah. Down by 150 points before I even blinked. Oh F you mr walkoff

seawolf17 Dec 12 2011 02:23 PM Re: Bingoland, 2011

John Cougar Lunchbucket wrote: John Cougar Lunchbucket wrote: Yeah that's nice. I'm thinking about retiring from WWF after opening my first-ever game vs Seawolf with REUNION and BLOVIATE back to back. Yeah. Down by 150 points before I even blinked. Oh F you mr walkoff Yeah, I got him back.

John Cougar Lunchbucket Dec 12 2011 03:08 PM Re: Bingoland, 2011

if you guys wanna rack up the points, play me NOW!!!! I can't do anything right.

metsmarathon Dec 12 2011 08:03 PM Re: Bingoland, 2011

metsmarathon wrote: Edgy DC wrote: Just hammered Marathon with SQUINTED for 111. Felt so good about myself I absolutely made up a word against Bucket with DEVOICED. It surprised me by being legit. Not a bingo, but good for 46 on the TWS square. Feed me the ball. ow. fuck. my rack GLITTERS with vengeance

Edgy DC Dec 12 2011 08:30 PM Re: Bingoland, 2011

Yeah, that got me so mad that I socked Willets with HOARIEST and Bucket with TICKETS. I'm telling you. Get me the ball.

TransMonk Dec 13 2011 07:50 PM Re: Bingoland, 2011

VESTMENT

Mets – Willets Point Dec 15 2011 02:59 PM Re: Bingoland, 2011

QUAGGIER with the Q on a DL and the whole thing across a TW for a total of 137 points and my highest scoring word in Facebook Scrabble. Best yet, I played it against my mother who is always kicking my butt.

Mets – Willets Point Dec 17 2011 06:59 PM Re: Bingoland, 2011

Not a walk-off bingo, but a top-of-the ninth bingo for an eventual come from behind victory against Lunchbucket. CONSPIRE The game had two other bingos: STRAFING for Lunchy and LURKING for me.

John Cougar Lunchbucket Dec 17 2011 10:13 PM Re: Bingoland, 2011

I am incapable of winning right now. I'm tellin ya, challenge me.

Chad Ochoseis Dec 22 2011 06:31 AM Re: Bingoland, 2011

IMAGINER UNCOINED

Frayed Knot Dec 22 2011 07:16 AM Re: Bingoland, 2011

I find trying to predict which [u:1f336rhg]UN[/u:1f336rhg] and [u:1f336rhg]OUT[/u:1f336rhg] are legal and which are not to be a challenge at best and usually something closer to total guess-work. Some guy laid OUTWARS on me a while back and I'm like, 'Really'?!?

Edgy DC Dec 22 2011 07:22 AM Re: Bingoland, 2011

Yeah, and we should use the Phonyland thread more, because I've had some pretty cromulent UN- words knocked off by my computer opponent.