A Gaming Diary
Words With Friends (iPhone)
Thanks for those letters, stupid game.
I hate having a rack full of useless letters worth lots of points. I feel unable to swap them, because, after all, they’re worth lots of points, but I can’t use them, either. So I end up scraping words worth tiny amounts of points as I wait for a decent opportunity to use my big letters. I guess that the best thing would just be to do a swap – but what if my opponent got them and used them against me?
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