This small foil balloon is hard to inflate or and seal. These balloons typically comes with a stick (stick not included) since they are to small to float. To inflate the balloon, insert a straw into the hole, Inflate with air and sealed closed with a heat sealer, seal a meal curling iron. Without the proper sealer, it is hard to get a good seal. It is best to use the balloons uninflated, or contact your local balloon shop or florist to see if they can seal the balloon on your behalf.
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The best-selling word game of all time in a SUPER fun version. Larger game board, 200 tiles and quadruple words & letters. Classic Scrabble game play with More Spaces, More Tiles, and More Scoring add to your fun!
Everyone loves the timeless gameplay of Scrabble. Now, with Super Scrabble, you’ll be able to add to your fun with more tiles, more spaces and more scoring.You’ll find 200 wooden letter tiles, comprising a unique letter distribution, that permits you to make words not possible in regular gameplay (without using the blanks). The Super Scrabble gameboard has nearly twice the amount of spaces of a standard board (441 spaces compared to 225). The added room allows your words to spread further and faster than ever before. To the familiar double and triple letter and word scoring spaces are added all new quadruple letter and word scoring spaces, tempting you to reach for bigger and bigger bonuses. For two to four player (more…)
The Sunday Crossword of The New York Times has been a beloved fixture of the Sunday Times since its inception in 1942. Under Will Shortzs editorship, Sunday Volume 28 features 50 Sunday-size puzzlesthe biggest and most anticipated puzzle of the week!
About the Author
Will Shortz is the crossword editor for The New York Times. The founder of the American Crossword Puzzle Tournament, he is also the puzzlemaster for National Public Radio’s Weekend Edition Sunday.