Scatter Scores Alright, this is for the Scattergories players from last night. Including Alice's added point for angina, the scores are as such: Ken 13, Maryam 35, Alice 35, and myself 44. (I didn't cheat, I swear)
And three cheers for Willow. Truly a classic movie that I should have seen in full much earlier than last night.
8 comments | You get an extra point if you have angina? The Scattergories creators sure are soft-hearted! | | |
soft-hearted or perhaps misandrous!
(envious edinburghers represent!) | | |
| do you pronounce that edin-burger or edin-burrower? | | |
| Actually, in most of the rest of Scotland it's pronounced "Stuck-up c*nt". | | |
| Just for the record, I only played two rounds. I am not actually illiterate. | | |
| Stretch: I just figured it was because you didn't have angina. | | |
| According to Merriam-Webster's medical dictionary, angina is a "a disease marked by ...". The point is, I take back my earlier claim that angina is a symptome and not a disease. So Alice, you are ahead of me fair and square. Who knew Scat. was both fun AND educational! | | |
| Yo Maryam, we tied fair and square! And Ken is in fact illiterate; he was there the whole game. It was only after explaining to him the concept of putting "words" on "paper" that he managed to get as many points as he did. | | |
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