Today Is.......................

[stopmeandslapme]

ignore has too many letters.

Wordle would be more of a challenge if it just said how many right, not which ones. Like the game Mastermind.

 

[DMD]

Wordle would be more of a challenge if it just said how many right, not which ones. Like the game Mastermind.

I can't recall the name of it, but there's a version that actually changes the word as it goes along. The clues are still correct, it just keeps changing the final word to another one that still fits.

You can also set wordle to hard mode, which stops you reusing letters to try to find a stubborn one.

 

[Diego]

Young polar bear says to his father "Hey, dad, am I a polar bear?"
His father replies "Yes, son, you are a polar bear"
"Dad, are you sure I'm a polar bear?"
"Yes, you are a polar bear. Why do you ask?"
"Cos am ****in freezin."

Really oldie but still a goody

 

[Gambol]

In the early days of t'interweb I exchanged a few messages with an American bird who claimed to be a vampire. She also claimed she drove a Porsche with "In your dreams" written on the side of it. May have been telling porkies.

Pics?

 

[Gambol]

Die in a fire.
HARRY ISNT A ****ING WORD ITS A NAME!!!!

Harry is a word you dumb cow. It's a verb meaning to harass or pressurize. Like what I used to do to you to get a shag.

 

[Tina.]

Harry is a word you dumb cow. It's a verb meaning to harass or pressurize. Like what I used to do to you to get a shag.

You’re a dick.

 

[stopmeandslapme]

Pics?

This was 98/99 so afraid not.

 

[monacoger]

You’re a dick.

That may be so, but it is still poor form if you haven't heard the term, "to harry somebody". Anyway, which day was the word HARRY? It was STOVE yesterday and LOWLY today. Is it different words for different countries? Surely not.

 

[Gambol]

You’re a dick.

Dick is not a word. It's a name.

 

[monacoger]

Dick is not a word. It's a name.

Ooooooooft, Stumpy is playing Chewna at her own uneducated game

 

[stopmeandslapme]

That may be so, but it is still poor form if you haven't heard the term, "to harry somebody". Anyway, which day was the word HARRY? It was STOVE yesterday and LOWLY today. Is it different words for different countries? Surely not.

As in the link I posted there were complaints that HARRY was too difficult so they changed the word to STOVE.

 

[monacoger]

As in the link I posted there were complaints that HARRY was too difficult so they changed the word to STOVE.

Ah ok, fair enough, I don't usually read your posts or links. In fact, if this reply makes any sense it will be a miracle because I didn't read the one I am quoting now either

 

[Gambol]

As in the link I posted there were complaints that HARRY was too difficult so they changed the word to STOVE.

Proof positive it is dumb ****s who play wordle

 

[Gambol]

Ah ok, fair enough, I don't usually read your posts or links. In fact, if this reply makes any sense it will be a miracle because I didn't read the one I am quoting now either

Makes perfect sense to me. I don't even bother reading what I write.

 

[monacoger]

Makes perfect sense to me. I don't even bother reading what I write.

Don't blame you.

 

[Tina.]

Proof positive it is dumb ****s who play wordle

That’s why I don’t play anymore. And fyi Harry is a ****.

 

[monacoger]

That’s why I don’t play anymore. And fyi Harry is a ****.

Harry Hood? Yeah, fair enough.

 

[Tina.]

Harry Hood? Yeah, fair enough.

All Harry’s without exception. ALL.

 

[stopmeandslapme]

Ah ok, fair enough, I don't usually read your posts or links. In fact, if this reply makes any sense it will be a miracle because I didn't read the one I am quoting now either

Didn’t read.

 

[Tina.]

Didn’t read.

I think I love you.