A slew of four-letter words was narrowly avoided at this year's World Scrabble Championships when a competitor demanded his opponent be strip-searched after the disappearance of a letter 'G'.

Furious Chollapat Itthi-Aree, from Thailand, demanded officials take Ed Martin, an IT consultant from London, to the toilet and search him believing he had the missing tile about his person.

But judges at the tournament in Warsaw, Poland, disagreed with Mr Itthi-Aree, a 24-year-old maths teacher.

They refused to carry out the search, enabling Mr Martin, 35, to go on to win the game by a single point.

Read more: http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-2050089/Scrabble-player-demands-strip-search-opponent-letter-G-goes-missing-world-championships.html#ixzz1b3Z9JjpH

Hmm, moving to Pub.

Boater, your not doing well today, that is the second time you've been shifted to a sub forum

Boater, your not doing well today, that is the second time you've been shifted to a sub forum

Not to worry Boater. Have a read of this. We can enlist Churchill and Wellington to help us...

Boater, your not doing well today, that is the second time you've been shifted to a sub forum

but i did discover the best of thiland video forum from this, and there are some quite funny videos in there

Is G-string an acceptable scrabble word anyway?