Certified Legendary Thread Covid, Life, UFOs, Food, & Wordle :( Part 2

[jmac70]

Wordle 1,028 4/6

 

[Black_White]

Back with the pack.

Wordle 1,027 5/6

As George would say.... shrinkage.
Must be the cold weather..

 

[Black_White]

Will there be an admission of guilt in any documents that he has left behind?

OJ Simpson, American footballer accused of ex-wife's murder, dies aged 76

OJ Simpson, the former American football star at the centre of a double-murder trial that gripped the world in the 1990s, dies of cancer.

www.abc.net.au

 

[sr36]

Wordle 1,028 4/6

Wordle 1,028 5/6

 

[ellesbells]

Wakey wakey eggs and bakey.

 

[TheGreatGrundy]

Wordle 1,028 6/6








Pfft! What a stupid word. If Wordle was cricket with a few mates down the park, I'd be taking the bat and ball (in the unlikely event that they were mine) and going home.

 

[ZEV]

Wordle 1,028 6/6








Pfft! What a stupid word. If Wordle was cricket with a few mates down the park, I'd be taking the bat and ball (in the unlikely event that they were mine) and going home.

Ironic

 

[jmac70]

Wordle 1,028 6/6








Pfft! What a stupid word. If Wordle was cricket with a few mates down the park, I'd be taking the bat and ball (in the unlikely event that they were mine) and going home.

A dedication to Bad Horse

 

[TheGreatGrundy]

A dedication to Bad Horse

Or, I gather, a reference to my character. Whatever, it's a silly Wordle word.

 

[sr36]

A dedication to Bad Horse

I think bad horse can spell better than that.

 

[Mauvais Cheval]

It's always been a major issue. One new method after another of teaching it wins favour. English is a stupid language really. With only 5 vowels having so many different sounds, it's confusing to learn. Thai for instance has 40 vowels and 40 consonants each representing a different sound. Although you've got many letters to learn, there's little doubt which to use if the word's sound is known. I have never really enjoyed teaching English as a 2nd language. Anyway, off to do some wordling.

English is a really confusing language and the spelling conventions are a trip but they often have an inner logic.

For example, you could spell dark as darc just as easily given the sounds involved, but only k would work logically because you cant c in the dark.

 

[TheGreatGrundy]

English is a really confusing language and the spelling conventions are a trip but they often have an inner logic.

For example, you could spell dark as darc just as easily given the sounds involved, but only k would work logically because you cant c in the dark.

You're a silly horse at times.

 

[Mauvais Cheval]

A dedication to Bad Horse

Beware the whinny of a whiny horse

 

[Mauvais Cheval]

You're a silly horse at times.

Nah just bad

 

[sr36]

It's always been a major issue. One new method after another of teaching it wins favour. English is a stupid language really. With only 5 vowels having so many different sounds, it's confusing to learn. Thai for instance has 40 vowels and 40 consonants each representing a different sound. Although you've got many letters to learn, there's little doubt which to use if the word's sound is known. I have never really enjoyed teaching English as a 2nd language. Anyway, off to do some wordling.

Nah. It's a living changing global language that changes over time. We're not pedantic like the frogs who refuse to let the language change, so the pronunciation shifts, but the spelling stays the same - connected to the root word.

 

[NMBB]

Nice gesture - harsh graphic (Tooronga Village)

 

[jmac70]

Wordle 1,029 3/6




Good omen for next Sunday.

 

[TheGreatGrundy]

Nice gesture - harsh graphic (Tooronga Village)

View attachment 1957782

Can I sue them for photographing me and photoshopping a partner onto my arm?

 

[TheGreatGrundy]

Wordle 1,029 4/6

A senior moment back at line 3 cost me a better result.

 

[NMBB]

Wordle 1,029 4/6

A senior moment back at line 3 cost me a better result.

Obviously senior in the above graphic - maybe the coffee shop in that Centre could offer a "quiet corner" for seniors doing Wordle - like a "quiet" V-Line carriage...

 

[TheGreatGrundy]

Obviously senior in the above graphic - maybe the coffee shop in that Centre could offer a "quiet corner" for seniors doing Wordle - like a "quiet" V-Line carriage...

The tram line along St Kilda Rd beneath me is being ripped up and replaced and the constant noise of jack hammers ripping through concrete along a couple of 100 meters certainly doesn't provide any quiet corners today.

 

[Mostfamousclub_Pies]

I saw Mick Malthouse on Swanston street yesterday morning. I got his attention by calling out “Micky Malthouse”, he looked up, then I said “How are ya mate?”. He smiled and said, “Good thanks mate”. It made my day.

 

[JuniorB]

Nice gesture - harsh graphic (Tooronga Village)

View attachment 1957782

They have to make it obvious for the f**kwits who would park there anyway, like how they park in disabled spots.

 

[NMBB]

The tram line along St Kilda Rd beneath me is being ripped up and replaced and the constant noise of jack hammers ripping through concrete along a couple of 100 meters certainly doesn't provide any quiet corners today.

"Quiet" could be a reasonable start word for Wordle

 

[NMBB]

They have to make it obvious for the f**kwits who would park there anyway, like how they park in disabled spots

f**kwits will do what f**kwits do - a graphic is unlikely to cause them to deviate from their course of action