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#player1 Brett_H Brett H
#player2 Matthew_R Matthew R
>Brett_H: ?CELNTY -LY +0 0
#note LATENCY
>Matthew_R: AEFT H5 FETA +14 14
>Brett_H: ?CEENTV I4 VET +13 13
#note ENACTIVE (chickened out)
>Matthew_R: GIST G6 GITS +16 30
>Brett_H: ?BCEENO 5H ..NCE +20 33
#note OBSCENE
>Matthew_R: ?AAHRSW M3 cARWASH +95 125
>Brett_H: ?ABEGOZ I8 GAZEBOs +74 107
>Matthew_R: EJO H13 JOE +40 165
>Brett_H: DIILNQW 4L W.DI +28 135
>Matthew_R: AINO L7 NAOI +15 180
>Brett_H: HIILNPQ K10 QI +33 168
>Matthew_R: ANU O1 UNA. +12 192
>Brett_H: HILNOPU 11E OUPH. +20 188
>Matthew_R: EIORU N9 OURIE +13 205
>Brett_H: EIIKLMN 12A MINKE +30 218
#note KILIM and KELIM are both better. Oh and Matt, please don't block my bingo. Pretty please.
>Matthew_R: AEPRR B10 PA.RER +28 233
#note The moral of the story here is, that if you are sitting on a bingo (especially a really cool one like INDOCIL(E)) and someone blocks your play with a word you aren't a bazillion percent sure of, at least hold. For your own sanity, at least hold. The funny thing is, that I knew 100% that this word wasn't good, but didn't even think about it in the game. AEISPRR has a bunch of anagrams, but PAIRERS* is NOT one of them. ugh.
>Brett_H: CDIILNO 15A I.ONIC +27 245
>Matthew_R: ADOT A7 DATO +19 252
>Brett_H: DDELLNR 13M L.D +8 253
>Matthew_R: AEGILST B2 LIGATES +75 327
>Brett_H: DEELNRY O10 NED.LY +48 301
#note I was pretty sure he wasn't going to challenge, but then again, that is a pretty stupid assumption.
>Matthew_R: LRV 3A V.RL +14 341
>Brett_H: EFMORSY C5 FOYS +35 336
#note At this point I was EXTREMELY low on time and actually played this word upside down. Luckily, Matt did not see the offending 2-letter word. ugh.
>Matthew_R: BETUX N1 XU +31 372
>Brett_H: EMR E2 REM +13 349
#note not sure what I was thinking. Again I was in time trouble. BIRLE is the only word with this pattern.
>Brett_H: EMR -- -13 336
>Matthew_R: BET D2 B.ET +18 390
#note missed BET @ J13.
>Matthew_R: (EMR) +10 400
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