I've only just started doing them, still getting my head round all the different types of variants as to why they can be connected (In the setters eyes), the last one today for instance is pretty obscureπŸ€·πŸ»β€β™‚οΈ.

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I do them occasionally and enjoy them but often they’re US centric and I struggle on those days.

Yes, i noticed that on yesterday or the day befores oneπŸ™„. It gave you 4 people's Sir names (2 of which, I didn't even know) you then had to work out that their 1st names were American citiesπŸ™„πŸ˜‚. Or another one where 2 of the 4 answers were "Sugar" and "Pumpkin" meaning terms of endearment. Not over here they aren'tπŸ˜³πŸ˜‚. In the deep South, maybe. Not in The North of EnglandπŸ˜‚πŸ˜‚.

I missed turn 3 and quit. F that game

It's a bit of a bugger to get used toπŸ˜‚.

Had done a few. I lose patience and go for guesses that are imperfect (I don't consider what's left in board enough) and generally find the particulars of the logic too personalized and annoying. #excuses

Yes, I know exactly what you mean. It's very obtuse sometimes!

I just always see this scene when "obtuse" is used. It landed our friend Andy in the hole for a stint iirc

I'd forgot about it tbh. I think that's the only time I've ever heard the word, in any filmπŸ₯³.

May be how I came to know the word, now that I think about it

CO/\/trol, control, come in control, i think we have a problem*/* hey YODL

GM Rand. Happy Sunday

t Y & same/* i was remindED of idk Y

An unexpected, though not entirely random connection..

well notED lOlz