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My Wordle streak of 27 is over. I have failed you all.
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I’m on 28. Got today’s in 3 lines.
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4th line
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What was the progression. I went all in on my last guess on KNOCK. Thought I had it.
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I also stuffed up a few guesses. Knew I had an L but forgot it on my final guess.
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Also on 28 in a row. Took me 4 guesses today though
I wanted to get the O eliminated and that was the only word I could think of.
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Try to remain calm fellow nerdlingers
Wordle but with numbers
Wordle but with numbers
I raise you, with the board game Mastermind (which has been around for decades):
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Thought for the day!
A midlife crises has nothing to do with age other than life experience. Growing up I always thought a midlife crises was about someone not dealing with their age and wanting to relive their youth.
Movies and TV shows teach kids and teenagers that by 40 you will own a house, have kids, be married, be somewhat of a manager and have money and everyone is happy.
My theory is a midlife crises is the 'this it?' moment where ones life doesn't match the expected happiness.
Graham Cornes brought up a story on the sports show once where after Chad played in a winning Grand Final in 2004 he asked Graham was that it? thats all there is to the feeling? It applies here because in his mind it was built up to be this ever lasting euphoria but it isn't. Its like as a young person we are promised this end of the rainbow happiness until we hit late teens / adulthood when reality starts to set in. And by the time we hit 40 and worked hard for 20 years we are like? * me is this life?
So to me a midlife crises is people trying to find their happiness and achieving immediate affirmation so they can feel better about themselves. It also explains why people fall in love with sports teams. The constant chase of happiness.
A midlife crises has nothing to do with age other than life experience. Growing up I always thought a midlife crises was about someone not dealing with their age and wanting to relive their youth.
Movies and TV shows teach kids and teenagers that by 40 you will own a house, have kids, be married, be somewhat of a manager and have money and everyone is happy.
My theory is a midlife crises is the 'this it?' moment where ones life doesn't match the expected happiness.
Graham Cornes brought up a story on the sports show once where after Chad played in a winning Grand Final in 2004 he asked Graham was that it? thats all there is to the feeling? It applies here because in his mind it was built up to be this ever lasting euphoria but it isn't. Its like as a young person we are promised this end of the rainbow happiness until we hit late teens / adulthood when reality starts to set in. And by the time we hit 40 and worked hard for 20 years we are like? * me is this life?
So to me a midlife crises is people trying to find their happiness and achieving immediate affirmation so they can feel better about themselves. It also explains why people fall in love with sports teams. The constant chase of happiness.
Try to remain calm fellow nerdlingers
Wordle but with numbers
I'm 2 from 2, but not sure I like it. Too many moving parts. But with wordle being sold to a paywalled paper, I doubt I'll have other options.
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True that
I imagine kids would be less a liability than bulldogs who actively torpedo any efforts.
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That's dumb as s**t stuff. Of course we need a controlled method of proof of who we are. Only an idiot thinks differently.
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Only an idiot would take that seriously perhaps
People legit have that exact persecution complex. If that's sarcasm, it's only because there's real complaints out there over that requirement. Just look at the NT, you'll see that complaint made regarding citizens interacting without that exact document. This stuff doesn't just decide to mock itself out of nowhere comrade.
I just received a Bigfooty Veterans badge and I am not sure how I feel about it.
Going to see if I can find the answer in the bottom of a few pales
Going to see if I can find the answer in the bottom of a few pales
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Anyone else just feel an earth tremor?
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