Sunscreen - Broken English
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WordAll #714 completed in 2m 35s (first 3 <30s)
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Wordle 985 5/6* (should have been 4. Postérieur.)
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#Worldle #769 3/6 (100%)
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La palabra del día #784 5/6 (chiva culo)
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Le Mot (@WordleFR) #781 6/6 (pain in the)
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Framed #720 (I haven't seen it. I watched American Conspiracy: The Octopus Murders. It's a study in incompetence and avoidable violence enabled by a shroud of secrecy. I suppose, at the time, it wasn't unreasonable, or uncommon, to view the Cold War as an existential battle between the USSR and America/western Europe. Against a backdrop of nuclear weapons. The downside to that, in the case in the documentary, was it appeared the end justified the means and some of the people operating under that veil of secrecy were incompetent, mad and evil to varying degrees. I say evil, and maybe it's too strong a word, but I think a lot of evil can originate from people doing what, to them, is the right thing because the ends justify the means. It's a good documentary about an unfortunately obsessed journalist lifting rocks where there were venomous snakes and standing by swamps where there were alligators. The last decades of the Cold War were technology. Then I watched The Great British Menu which didn't involve making things secret because someone burnt a cake or wanted to use a chef's recipe for strategic reasons of national importance, while employing dangerous nutters make sure The Daily Mail and Guardian's TV reviewers didn't look into it too much.)
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