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#player1 Ryan_Fischer Ryan Fischer
#player2 Marlene_Milkent Marlene Milkent
>Ryan_Fischer: DEENOTU 8D DONUT +16 16
#note OUTED, apparently.
>Marlene_Milkent: OX 7F OX +36 36
#note Oops.
>Ryan_Fischer: ?EELOOO D8 .OOLEE +14 30
>Marlene_Milkent: ADEOPRT 9H ADOPTER +65 101
#note ADOPTER+T = (T)ETRAPOD!
>Ryan_Fischer: ?CFIMOW 10H MOW +37 67
>Marlene_Milkent: AJSY O6 JAYS +53 154
>Ryan_Fischer: ?ACEFIT L3 TrIFEC.A +80 147
#note N8 A(R)TiFICE 83? Nah. Of note: 13A FaC(E)TIAE 76.
>Marlene_Milkent: CIOT 6C OTIC +23 177
>Ryan_Fischer: BDKLNRV 5J BL.NK +22 169
>Marlene_Milkent: AIRU J3 UR.IA +9 186
>Ryan_Fischer: AADEIRV N8 A.RIVED +31 200
#note Aw, she blocked VARIA(T)ED.
>Marlene_Milkent: IINT E11 INTI +16 202
>Ryan_Fischer: AAAESTZ 15A ZETAS +50 250
#note AZ(OTIC)? Nah.
>Marlene_Milkent: EIMN 5E MINE +26 228
>Ryan_Fischer: AADGNRV H1 GRAV.N +42 292
#note Of note: VANG(U)ARD (no go). I wasn't sure of GRAV(E)D.
>Marlene_Milkent: OPRRU 13J POUR.R +16 244
>Ryan_Fischer: ADEEGLW B2 WEDEL +31 323
#note Took forever on this turn trying to figure out how best to close it up. Champ sure took its sweet time, too. It doesn't even pick WEDEL, but WE(T), WED, or GAW(K). All of which I saw, but passed. WEDEL sims so much better, too. Lotsa Es coming, which initially sold me on the viability of the leave with the points.
>Marlene_Milkent: IQU A12 QUI. +32 276
#note QUI(T)/I(MINE)
>Ryan_Fischer: ?ABEGGL A1 GAB +27 350
#note Low on time, but this is fine.
>Marlene_Milkent: EHY C1 HEY +40 316
>Ryan_Fischer: ?EEFGHL L12 G.LF +24 374
#note Saw F(ET)cH, but not FLEsHE(D) or HEFtE(D). I figured I wanted to get two sold scores. I'm sure Q does it better.
>Marlene_Milkent: AINSS D1 ASS +26 342
#note SASIN was actually the best play! (That will never happen again!)
>Ryan_Fischer: ?EEH N1 cHEE. +22 396
#note Way better than what Q suggested, but only because she didn't go out.
>Ryan_Fischer: (IN) +4 400
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