You can now use 'Geocache' in scrabble...
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You can now use 'Geocache' in scrabble...
According to the official dictionary apparently...
Kind of impressed that it got up against all the, more mainstream, competition.
Kind of impressed that it got up against all the, more mainstream, competition.
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Re: You can now use 'Geocache' in scrabble...
Yeah, good luck with getting that on a scrabble board.
GEOCACHE = 8 letters. You have 7 in your hand. So you need a perfect storm to get both the space and the one available letter on the board to make this 8 letter word. No idea of what the odds are of that happening.
GEOCACHE = 8 letters. You have 7 in your hand. So you need a perfect storm to get both the space and the one available letter on the board to make this 8 letter word. No idea of what the odds are of that happening.
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Re: You can now use 'Geocache' in scrabble...
Could be handy later in the game if the word CACHE has been placed I guess.
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Re: You can now use 'Geocache' in scrabble...
You can use geocache but not tnetennba. What a world.
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Re: You can now use 'Geocache' in scrabble...
Wow, the angst...
http://www.slate.com/articles/life/gami ... eless.html
Gotta love this:
“I’m angry that my weird, nerdy hobby has been coopted by other people’s weird, nerdy hobby.”
http://www.slate.com/articles/life/gami ... eless.html
Gotta love this:
“I’m angry that my weird, nerdy hobby has been coopted by other people’s weird, nerdy hobby.”
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Re: You can now use 'Geocache' in scrabble...
GammaPiSigma wrote:You can use geocache but not tnetennba. What a world.
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Re: You can now use 'Geocache' in scrabble...
Could you use that in a sentence?GammaPiSigma wrote:You can use geocache but not tnetennba. What a world.
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Re: You can now use 'Geocache' in scrabble...
Good morning. That's a nice tnetennba.Yurt wrote:Could you use that in a sentence?GammaPiSigma wrote:You can use geocache but not tnetennba. What a world.
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Re: You can now use 'Geocache' in scrabble...
Why not, it's in the Collins English Dictionary ?CraigRat wrote:GammaPiSigma wrote:You can use geocache but not tnetennba. What a world.
Re: You can now use 'Geocache' in scrabble...
ahaha, thanks for the tip, I'll be sure to surprise my geobuds with that one if we're ever caught playing Scrabble
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Re: You can now use 'Geocache' in scrabble...
No it isn't.GammaPiSigma wrote:Good morning. That's a nice tnetennba.Yurt wrote:Could you use that in a sentence?GammaPiSigma wrote:You can use geocache but not tnetennba. What a world.
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Re: You can now use 'Geocache' in scrabble...
When our cat was spayed Mrs Yurt made a little sock filled with padding to put around the cat's neck to prevent her chewing out her stitches. We called the device a 'tnetennba'.