1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 0 1 2 3 4 5
A  S - - - - - - - - - - - - - -
B  Q - - - - - - - - - - - - - -
C  U - F - - - - - - W O O F - A
D  I - L - - - - - - A - - - - G
E  R - O - - - - - - N I N E - I
F  M O W - - D - - - - L - - - N
G  - R - R - O H - B A K E R - G
H  C A T E - - A T E - - N E T S
I  A - I V O R Y - Y U P - - O -
J  V E E - - E - - - - - - Z E N
K  I T - - - - - - - - - - O - -
L  A - - - - S I X - - - L E N D
M  R - P U G H - - - - - - C - -
N  E - - - - I - D - - - - I - -
O  S U B M I T T A L - - J A D E

Game 16, Score: 858 tray:


35. it [4] by proxys.ord.marketscore.com.
34. do [5] by 12-230-42-67.client.attbi.com: This is the first record - and the one to beat... won't be as easy as I thought it would be! LOL... whatever final score is for this game....1st record.
33. da [3] by netcache-2003.public.lawson.webtv.net.
32. flow [52] by proxys.ord.marketscore.com: what's the record?
31. squirm [58] by 12-230-42-67.client.attbi.com: Our score aint to shabby for no trip/trips!!
30. ora [4] by proxys.sj4.marketscore.com.
29. lend [10] by 12-230-42-67.client.attbi.com: FYI lemme make sure and clarify what I mean by 8lw (the idea behind this new record game...) is Trip/trips .. you know? not an 8 letter word used elsewhere....lol.... (had drumroll.... but didn't want to use the U :)
28. six [25] by netcache-2004.public.lawson.webtv.net.
27. woof [50] by proxy.ia3.marketscore.com: :-)...only one U left save for the q
26. an [2] by 12-230-42-67.client.attbi.com: set for F*** word at C10 perhaps? LJ! Sorry tough to remember everyones NEW isp's LOL. Glad yer a part of the record setter...:) Be funny if someone unknowlly comes in and plops in a 8lw LOL!
25. nine [4] by proxy.ia3.marketscore.com: Whit it's L J we were playing the other nite
24. vee [13] by netcache-2004.public.lawson.webtv.net.
23. end [6] by 12-230-42-67.client.attbi.com: excellent markescore! do I know you? (This is Whit)
22. pugh [50] by proxy.ia4.marketscore.com.
21. it [2] by 12-230-42-67.client.attbi.com: unless you see something better ...set for H*** across at M6
20. submittal [39] by pool-162-83-199-166.ny5030.east.verizon.net: :-7
19. submit [78] by 12-230-42-67.client.attbi.com: had submittal....lol...]:) can do the itall now :)
18. ilk [7] by proxys.sj4.marketscore.com.
17. en [2] by 12-230-42-67.client.attbi.com: for bent or something? Yup :) Well I also remember when your chat would disappear if your word wasnt a word that drove me nuts...! :) No vowels....kinda excited to be a part of the first record even if it will get stomped by days end LOL!
16. yup [26] by pool-162-83-199-166.ny5030.east.verizon.net: anyone remember when YUNX was a word... and QI? and ZO? and IO? and EE? They were all in the U.K. dictionary... I miss those days ;-)
15. jade [60] by 12-230-42-67.client.attbi.com: well to really get this record going good we will want to try to use the J etc like I used to do.... but well this is a beginning record game anyhow sure to be beat within a day LOL!
14. zoecia [106] by proxys.sj4.marketscore.com.
13. en [2] by 12-230-42-67.client.attbi.com: k I'll put that out there.....:)
12. toe [4] by proxy.ia4.marketscore.com: en at j14 when possible for z set
11. caviare [82] by pool-162-83-199-166.ny5030.east.verizon.net: ;-p can play BEZOAR @ G9 for Z on TLS
10. re [3] by 12-230-42-67.client.attbi.com: dang i use to be the worlds expert at z sets now I can't think of any lol. This first record shouldnt be hard to beat with me involved and so out of practice...]:)
9. ate [5] by proxy.ia4.marketscore.com.
8. agings [42] by 12-230-42-67.client.attbi.com: now this is going to have it's own set of stragies...like this word won't block the next trip... (above) so we'd want to do 7 letter words that we can add too... or one like this..see LOL...
7. net [9] by proxys.sj4.marketscore.com: i still like trip/trips, but i'll try this
6. baker [11] by 12-230-42-67.client.attbi.com: Well I know you like records...so give my idea a chance for a few record breakers before giving up on it ok? I think you migh realize too that 'we've' driven off some of the best players we had here because of the obsession with trip/trips I know I started it but....lets try this?
5. bake [26] by pool-162-83-199-166.ny5030.east.verizon.net: I'll give you this much -- I've learned that the old method of starting with vowel-consonant-vowel words generally produces higher scoring games than starting out with a 7-letter word...
4. oh [29] by 12-230-42-67.client.attbi.com: D - it's just a challenge... trip/trips are a dime a dozen now specially with the people using anagram programs as some clearly are... this means you have to think for yourself and come up with most effective use of the tiles rather then just plugging in words for trip/trips - give it a chance..]:)
3. rev [7] by pool-162-83-199-166.ny5030.east.verizon.net: Whit... I... I... can't bring myself to play like this... heh ;-)
2. ivory [26] by proxys.sj4.marketscore.com.
1. ate [6] by 12-230-42-67.client.attbi.com: D - you ready to set the record to beat.....? :) I'm not that great yet so the record wont be too hard to beat..but at least we can get some practice at it LOL