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Jdsk wrote: 28 Jun 2022, 7:55pm
Mick F wrote: 5 Feb 2022, 9:54amWe have an African Grey parrot...
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Ah , but that one doesn’t come up as first hit when asking Google what animal has 3 a's.
I suspect grandson's absence in 'deep thought' might have been time well spent. :wink:
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Paulatic wrote: 28 Jun 2022, 8:41pm
Jdsk wrote: 28 Jun 2022, 7:55pm
Mick F wrote: 5 Feb 2022, 9:54amWe have an African Grey parrot...
Ah , but that one doesn’t come up as first hit when asking Google what animal has 3 a's.
I suspect grandson's absence in 'deep thought' might have been time well spent.
It's just occurred to me that there are three a's in every animal's name.

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Jdsk wrote: 28 Jun 2022, 8:53pm [
It's just occurred to me that there are three a's in every animal's name.

Jonathan
And four in all animals’ names.

But we digress … 😀
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Ray wrote: 28 Jun 2022, 9:44pm
Jdsk wrote: 28 Jun 2022, 8:53pm [
It's just occurred to me that there are three a's in every animal's name.

Jonathan
And four in all animals’ names.

But we digress … 😀
But only one eye so they must all be Cyclops. :lol:
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Wordle and Heardle are my go to games to play right after midnight when it refreshes :mrgreen:
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Mine are wordle and nerdle (the number game). Played after breakfast. :D
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I'm in the middle of a phase of doing Wordle first thing, but I'm still unconvinced of its entertainment value. Rows 1 & 2 are essentially just guesses, and thereafter it's usually just a question of thinking about possible letter combinations. There's no real challenge - it just passes the time over the first cuppa!
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simonineaston wrote: 25 Jul 2023, 9:49am I'm in the middle of a phase of doing Wordle first thing, but I'm still unconvinced of its entertainment value. Rows 1 & 2 are essentially just guesses, and thereafter it's usually just a question of thinking about possible letter combinations. There's no real challenge - it just passes the time over the first cuppa!
How about escalating to Octordle?

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Is that something to do with cephalopod poo?
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How many tickles do you need to make an octopus laugh?

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Jdsk wrote: 25 Jul 2023, 10:15am How many tickles do you need to make an octopus laugh?

Jonathan

PS: Pedant trap ON.
I see where you are trying to lead us 🤣

Let me just say that many years ago, in a former life, I taught in a primary school. I came across this wonderful statement from a girl aged about 7 or 8: "Octopuses are very dangerous. They have eight testicles and form a great hazard to mermaids."
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Vorpal wrote: 14 Feb 2022, 1:02pm
Ray wrote: 22 Jan 2022, 2:32pm I only noticed this morning that there is a 'Hard Mode' in Settings, which states: "Any revealed hints must be used in subsequent guesses" - which is what I'd been assuming all along! The default appears to be 'Easy Mode". This made me re-think, and I used the easy cop-out to advantage in today's Wordle when I'd drawn a lot of blanks in my first couple of attempts. Must admit, though, it felt a bit like cheating!
Sometimes, if I get a single yellow letter, especially if it's common, like E or S, I will do a word without it to see if I can identify other letters. AUDIO is one I use a lot because it has all the other vowels, except 'Y'.

gaz wrote: 22 Jan 2022, 6:22pm Enjoying wordle, particularly because it is limited to one a day.
unless you https://www.wordleunlimited.com/
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Any tips for the 3.10 at Ascot. :D
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Well, today was possibly the most unsatisfying round of wordle ever.

The word is one that I’m sure a very high proportion of people use as a ‘start word’, I certainly do, so the whole thing was over in a flash.
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