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winning at scrabble against people who are much better than you
Written by Jeff Sparrow on 21-09-2009
It's good to know that there are people out there as desperately, pathetically competitive as I am. Who knew that you could get a huge crowd of people hooting with enthusiasm over ways to cheat at parlour games?
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