Since it’s humanly impossible to lose at English Wordle, I started playing it in Spanish and Russian, too. Turns out, they are equally impossible to lose.
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“it’s humanly impossible to lose at English Wordle”
Did you ever have one of those nights when everything seems to piss you off?
I’ve been so bored all evening that I’ve played Wordle a dozen times nonstop, and I’ve won every single time without even trying — and it makes me so mad that I want to smash something!
So I’m just going to bed now, and hope I have a nightmare to calm me down. Goodnight!
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“humanly impossible to lose at English Wordle”
I managed it! The very first time…. I hadn’t realized that if you have a letter then all occurrences of that letter would appear so I got stuck at -NOL- (the word was ‘knoll’…..)
But after that… get’s boring fast….
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edit: “I hadn’t realized that if you have a letter then all occurrences of that letter would appear”
“I somehow thought that if you have a letter then all occurrences of that letter would appear”
I tried German and Spanish but I’m too rusty in those languages… then I tried Polish and managed to get it although I didn’t really know the word (cewka – inductor)….
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For people who like Maths (you have to guess the daily equation, following the rules of BoDMAS)
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No offense or argument about abilities of the bloggers here — but I do not think that someone has to be “linguistically gifted” to crack wordle. Almost always, if there is a slightly esoteric word and a relatively common-use word which fit the pattern in the beginning, the final solution predominantly leans towards the latter.
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