I'm glad that one of the liberations uni brought was clarity about the rules.
I share with you the delight of elegant word-play. It was illuminating playing with a friend who would routinely create four or five words each play, by making side-by-side words instead of intersections.
Our house rules are so lax in comparison. - I've printed up a "permitted 2-letter words" cheat sheet that everyone can use - If someone is willing to trade a tile, it's fine, with no turn penalties. (Say I have a great bingo if I only had an "E"; I ask the table whether anyone is willing to trade my, say, "U" for an "E.")
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I share with you the delight of elegant word-play. It was illuminating playing with a friend who would routinely create four or five words each play, by making side-by-side words instead of intersections.
Our house rules are so lax in comparison.
- I've printed up a "permitted 2-letter words" cheat sheet that everyone can use
- If someone is willing to trade a tile, it's fine, with no turn penalties. (Say I have a great bingo if I only had an "E"; I ask the table whether anyone is willing to trade my, say, "U" for an "E.")