Red Mosquito

Anyone play pitch?

tommymctom wrote:all of the old woman at the office I work at love euchre.

:/

E.H. Ruddock wrote:

Alex wrote:

E.H. Ruddock wrote:

Thejambi wrote:

E.H. Ruddock wrote:So no one plays euchre here? I thought we had some Midwesterners on the board.

My group of friends and I try to have a Euchre night every week. I could play for days straight.

I love that game. Depending on your partner it can be an emotional roller coaster though.

who made you the arbiter of emotion?

Ever since malice left...

why do you think she left?

My cousin's husband lets their daughters (ages 5 and 6) play any word they want in Scrabble, as long as it makes 'sense' (so if it's misspelled he lets it fly, or if it's close to a real word). Last night they won with the word 'butpoo.'

Simple Torture wrote:My cousin's husband lets their daughters (ages 5 and 6) play any word they want in Scrabble, as long as it makes 'sense' (so if it's misspelled he lets it fly, or if it's close to a real word). Last night they won with the word 'butpoo.'

That's no way to teach your kids how to play games and spell words.

I play games with my young nephews all the time and we have a strict policy of adhering to the rules.

cutuphalfdead wrote:

Simple Torture wrote:My cousin's husband lets their daughters (ages 5 and 6) play any word they want in Scrabble, as long as it makes 'sense' (so if it's misspelled he lets it fly, or if it's close to a real word). Last night they won with the word 'butpoo.'

That's no way to teach your kids how to play games and spell words.

I play games with my young nephews all the time and we have a strict policy of adhering to the rules.

yet you act as though the rules of RM do not apply to you...hypocrite much?

lennytheweedwhacker wrote:

cutuphalfdead wrote:

Simple Torture wrote:My cousin's husband lets their daughters (ages 5 and 6) play any word they want in Scrabble, as long as it makes 'sense' (so if it's misspelled he lets it fly, or if it's close to a real word). Last night they won with the word 'butpoo.'

That's no way to teach your kids how to play games and spell words.

I play games with my young nephews all the time and we have a strict policy of adhering to the rules.

yet you act as though the rules of RM do not apply to you...hypocrite much?

RM is not a game, weedwhacker.

cutuphalfdead wrote:

lennytheweedwhacker wrote:

cutuphalfdead wrote:

Simple Torture wrote:My cousin's husband lets their daughters (ages 5 and 6) play any word they want in Scrabble, as long as it makes 'sense' (so if it's misspelled he lets it fly, or if it's close to a real word). Last night they won with the word 'butpoo.'

That's no way to teach your kids how to play games and spell words.

I play games with my young nephews all the time and we have a strict policy of adhering to the rules.

yet you act as though the rules of RM do not apply to you...hypocrite much?

RM is not a game, weedwhacker.

neither is life, living-room crasher

lennytheweedwhacker wrote:

cutuphalfdead wrote:

lennytheweedwhacker wrote:

cutuphalfdead wrote:

Simple Torture wrote:My cousin's husband lets their daughters (ages 5 and 6) play any word they want in Scrabble, as long as it makes 'sense' (so if it's misspelled he lets it fly, or if it's close to a real word). Last night they won with the word 'butpoo.'

That's no way to teach your kids how to play games and spell words.

I play games with my young nephews all the time and we have a strict policy of adhering to the rules.

yet you act as though the rules of RM do not apply to you...hypocrite much?

RM is not a game, weedwhacker.

neither is life, living-room crasher

Pfft, it was a basement.

cutuphalfdead wrote:

lennytheweedwhacker wrote:

cutuphalfdead wrote:

lennytheweedwhacker wrote:

cutuphalfdead wrote:

Simple Torture wrote:My cousin's husband lets their daughters (ages 5 and 6) play any word they want in Scrabble, as long as it makes 'sense' (so if it's misspelled he lets it fly, or if it's close to a real word). Last night they won with the word 'butpoo.'

That's no way to teach your kids how to play games and spell words.

I play games with my young nephews all the time and we have a strict policy of adhering to the rules.

yet you act as though the rules of RM do not apply to you...hypocrite much?

RM is not a game, weedwhacker.

neither is life, living-room crasher

Pfft, it was a basement.

that takes some mad skillz props my brother

cutuphalfdead wrote:Anyone play pitch?

Yes.

CopperTom wrote:

cutuphalfdead wrote:Anyone play pitch?

Yes.

nice

I didn't want to make a separate thread for puzzles sooooooooo

I think puzzles deserve their own thread.

tommymctom wrote:I think puzzles deserve their own thread.

They already do.

http://forums.theskyiscrape.com/viewtop ... f=10&t=728

E.H. Ruddock wrote:

tommymctom wrote:I think puzzles deserve their own thread.

They already do.

http://forums.theskyiscrape.com/viewtop ... f=10&t=728

I meant non-metaphorical puzzles

Simple Torture wrote:I didn't want to make a separate thread for puzzles sooooooooo

Finish that fucking border before working on the middle.

I know, I know. There are two border pieces in one of my cups full of pieces, but I didn't want to go through them again. Once the birds are done, I promise!

I spent several hours of a recent beach vacation working on a puzzle with a number of relatives who are north of 50. I got pretty obsessed with that thing until we finished. Probably haven't done a puzzle for a good 10 years or more, and probably won't again for years to come.

Tonight's a Settlers night, team.