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According to todays Metro newspaper,Facebook heve been told by Mattel,the makers of scrabble,to remove the 'Scrabulous' application,as its to alike to their game,and infringes copyright... :\ohwell:

At least im undefeated against BIGGIE :nod:

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That's disappointing. However, one of my New Years Resolutions's is to spend less time on the computer, so this will help.

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I hadn't heard about this.

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Good news for someone who has been trying his hardest not to add the application and inevitably get hooked on this, though... :thumb: Given the amount of time I waste on the Times Saturday cryptic crossword, Scrabulous would be an absolute nightmare... :laugh:

Snorri xxx

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Snorrimon wrote: Good news for someone who has been trying his hardest not to add the application and inevitably get hooked on this, though... :thumb: Given the amount of time I waste on the Times Saturday cryptic crossword, Scrabulous would be an absolute nightmare... :laugh:

Snorri xxx

The radio TIMES crossword?

:uhoh:

:D

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shug wrotethe the radio times

no,,, keegan back at newcastle:rofl: :rofl: :rofl: :rofl: :rofl:

regret

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Missy Jem wrote: That's disappointing. However, one of my New Years Resolutions's is to spend less time on the computer, so this will help.

is my resolution too. We'll see if we can do it :shrug:

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Trans-Kraftwerk Express wrote: *sigh* As if my day wasn't sh!t enough. :nonono:

Hurry up and play your last move then Jenn...

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I won't miss it that much. Until a version comes out immune to people using cheat programs, then its useless anyway.:shrug:

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There are cheat programmes? :eek:

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Chris Nash wrote: There are cheat programmes? :eek:

There always were. I used to play it loads on Yahoo Literati. The difference with that was you could see your opponent moving his tiles and trying words. If they came straight out with a ridiculous word, straight off the bat, you knew they were cheating.

In Scrabulous its pretty obvious; you'll see a glut of silly words appearing, a sudden massive upturn in form etc. Pointless stuff though. :scratch:

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Damn. I've never even used the Scrabulous dictionary :cry:

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Chris Nash wrote:

Trans-Kraftwerk Express wrote: *sigh* As if my day wasn't sh!t enough. :nonono:

Hurry up and play your last move then Jenn...

Last move has been played.

:rip: Scrabulous. :nonono:

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I wondered where our game had gone... :confused2:

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cunts

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The minute I waste my time learning how to play the thing is the minute they whip it off. :banghead:

Good! I'm glad. Only learnt to play so I could gub everybody anyway. At least this'll save their blushes.

:D

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Burt Reynolds wrote: I won't miss it that much. Until a version comes out immune to people using cheat programs, then its useless anyway.:shrug:

:idea:

what like a board game...

so then you can see that your opponent isn't using a dictionary or has words written up their arm. :shades:

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Good, I hated that fucking game anyway...

getting gubbed by people using fucking two letter words was bad for my self-image!!!

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Jeffari-al-Texani wrote: Good, I hated that fucking game anyway...

getting gubbed by people using fucking two letter words was bad for my self-image!!!

Burt :nod:

:laugh:

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Thank fuck for that.Does that mean we'll get people back on the chat-room again?

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