Coastal & Jackie Mendoza - La Luz
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WordAll #660 completed in 1m 26s
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Wordle 931 4/6* (~1/4 choice on 3)
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#Worldle #715 3/6 (100%) (cheated)
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La palabra del día #730 5/6 (Mistake on 2. bottoms)
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Le Mot (@WordleFR) #727 4/6 (~1/5 choice on 3)
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Framed #666 (nah. I watched the film Relic which was very good but horrid on all kinds of levels and I don't want to give away the plot. And Bargain Hunt. In which two teams, each team comprising of two viewers and an antiques expert, are given £300 and have to buy three items at an antiques fair or somewhere similar. They take the purchases to an auction and the team that got the biggest profit or smallest loss wins. There are rules: one of the items must be over £75, one of the items must confirm to a challenge set by the host - stuff like 'an item must be nautical', and they have an hour to do it. I assume smartphones are off limits because I'd be looking stuff up constantly. Unless it's something I have any knowledge about I rarely guess the scores correctly. It's a jovial, approachable, family show in its *67th* series, and generally quite interesting. They used to have a mid 90s/early 2000s soundtrack by someone whom went clubbing. If all of a teams items made a profit they get a 'Golden Gavel' badge. It is rare anyone makes that much money. They rotate the hosts and the experts, I suspect because it lowers the odds of being reliant on a git. I'm missing some details for expediency so I'll explain quicky - red team, blue team, coloured branded fleeces, team expert's remainder money bonus buy, doesn't have to be antique in the strictest sense. It'd be fascinating to do a statistical analysis. It's a genuinely great British show and very British. No big prizes, in it for the fun, sportsmanlike, and quietly very competitive.)
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