The Flying Pickets - Only You
https://music.youtube.com/watch?v=HFdZ99ZmIUs
WordAll #659 completed in 42s
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Wordle 930 4/6* (1/5 chance on 3 and 1/3 on 4. Although those values are independent of likelihood and whether the words have occurred previously)
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#Worldle #714 1/6 (100%)
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La palabra del día #729 4/6
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Le Mot (@WordleFR) #726 5/6 (bumbags)
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Framed #665 (nah. Yesterday I did some reasonably heavy lifting and feel gravity deeply. I watched Digging for Britain. I was thinking a bit about my dislike of folk music being because folk music is often by folk whom know an excellent patisserie that sources its butter from a smallholding in Normandy run by a scion of the Comte de Truffe. But I really don't like that class envy stuff and my logic is that while wealth gives people advantages most wealthy people aren't that interesting. Same as everyone else. Which suggests someone being interesting or talented is independent of their wealth or family background. E.g. were I to buy the most expensive set of golf clubs I'd still be crap at golf, I could likely practice and still be mediocre because I'm just not good at golf. Opportunities are a different matter and it'd be hard to argue against wealth or connections giving people opportunities, in a similar regard to intelligence or abilities which are also, partly - hard work is as important, an accident of birth. I'm not arguing all is well, or that things are entirely fair, just that most successful upper-middle class folk musicians deserve their success because they're talented and I don't envy them in the slightest. Partly, to be fair, because it's folk music.)
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