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Discussion and hints on board games.
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World's best Scrabble boards: RETRAINED VARNISHER...
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World's best Scrabble boards Here are the highlights from the eight (8) Scrabble games played last night, Wednesday, July 16, 2008 at the Dover Scrabble Club (Delaware). We use the American Heritage dictionary and do not allow phony words. Still, we make longer words and score more points than you. Our finished... more »
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Five More Back Issues of Diplomacy World Now Available
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I'm pleased to announce that another five back issues of Diplomacy World have been scanned and added to our Back Issue section. This time the issues in question are from back in the late 1970's, issue ...downloaded for free in pdf format, and can be located in the Back Issue section at: [link]... more »
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pentomino sudoku
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Our pentominocompetition about The island of count Penteviticole is very difficult so we let it stay another week. [link] The next competition is a pentomino-sudoku We think he isn’t so difficult and you can win Belgium chocolate. You can fin it on [link]... more »
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Scrabble game highlights - REIGNITED HABITATS...
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Transcendental Scrabble - game highlights Here are the highlights from the six (6) Scrabble games played last night, Wednesday, July 9 2008, at the Dover Scrabble Club (Delaware). We use the American Heritage dictionary and do not allow phony words. Still, we make longer words and score a lot more points than you. Our... more »
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NewDiceGames.com
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Rules to a new dice game posted on [link]. GONE FISH'N - Unlike real fishing, not a lot of patience is required to play this game! Cast your line and see how many fish will bite. You'll be fishing six different areas of the lake, so make sure to select the best lure for each! No special equipment or dice are required to play any of the games at... more »
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Diplomacy World #102 Released - The Summer 2008 Issue
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Diplomacy World #102, the Summer 2008 Issue, has just been released. The pdf is available for download in the diplomacyworld Yahoo group file section, or on the Diplomacy World website at: [link] There's plenty to enjoy in this issue, from the conclusion of Jack McHugh's article on Modern Diplomacy to Edi Birsan on how to run a... more »
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