Does Anyone Play "Bananagrams" Anymore??????????? Is It Still Sold??????????????????

                                     I love word games, and, for a time, I had them all, starting with "Scrabble For Juniors," then progressing to adult "Scrabble," followed by "Spill And Spell," and then "Scribbage."

                                       Somehow, I missed "Bananagrams."  It must have come out after my time.  But I always loved anagrams, which I declare was made popular by the scene in 1968's "Rosemary's Baby," where Mia Farrow uses a set of "Scrabble" tiles to discover who Roman Castevet really is.

                                          I played "Anagrams"--I had a whole box set--a lot, but never turned up any witches!!!!!!!!!!!!  But "Bananagrams?  I am not even sure what it is.  It does have an element of anagrams to it, but how does that combine with crossword puzzles, which I gather is what happens when it is played.

                                             The two combined just don't seem to make sense.  Or is the whole thing intended to drive one.... bananas??????????????????????????

                                              Gaslighting by games?  Who would have thought?

                                              But now I want to get my hands on a "Bananagrams" set.

                                               I can't be crazier than I already am, darlings!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!