Broadest restaurants and getting injured on your birthday

Bingos of the night so far:

BROADEST (212 points) - against Alice P.
SMOTHERS (72 points) - against Barbara J.
TOUCHIER (332 points) - against Summer R.

High-scoring words of the night so far:

BROADEST (212 points) - against Alice P. [2W, 4W, hook off AYE for a plural]
QUELL (400 points) - against Kelly E. [two 5W]
EXPENSE (304 points; 4W, two 2W), AYINS (200 points; two 5W, hook off KILLS to make SKILLS) - against Michelle G.
WHINE (173 points) - against Jill M. [2W, 4W, hook off Q to make QI]
TOUCHIER (332 points) - against Summer R. [3W, three 2W, hook off YOD to make YODH]
FUZEE (150 points) - against Natasha H. [5W, 2W]
RATAFEE (116 points) - against Yvette F. [5W]

I played AQUA off Jen R.'s AQUA - gotta love the quirky coincidences!


Corey says he ate steak and scallops for his birthday, and somehow managed to save a lot of money by going to Restaurants first. Hmm. He also blames his injury on short people / kids / midgets since he went on the monkey bars at a park, and finished right into a big U-shaped thing at the end. That's not exactly crappy design! Also talked to James tonight: good to hear that he's doing okay! (also talking to Billie now, too)

Poo nugget for Friday, Mar. 20: Southern Hospitality - Margaret Thatcher's visit to the United States as leader of Britain's main opposition Conservative Party in September 1977 took a comic turn when she got locked in a toilet of a Texas hotel. Thatcher's husband Denis also suffered the embarrassment of being trapped in the same loo, thanks to a door handle that did not work.