Chart for the week. Been a bit of a tough one by the looks of things. Only x3 scores under 25, x2 fails (both on Sunday) and x3 in the 30's club. Star of the Week goes to @cumbrianmackem with an excellent score of 21, an impressive score all things considered. Well done mate, you're bloody good at this. Runner up spot goes to @Blond Bombshell, who is on a bit of a roll lately, with an excellent 23. Honourable mention to @flandersmackem with a score of 24, and the only other score under 25 . Also gonna give a mention to @Gordon Armstrong for the very nice picture of Jennifer Lawrence on Saturday . X3 in the 30's club, and I'm not one of them .
Fell asleep and woke up to discover it was Wordle time Just about managed a 4. Never with a hope of doing it in less
A Tuesday par. Hit the post with a quite solid attempt in the third round. - blank - two greens and a yellow - four greens
Birdie today. 1 of each, just missed my eagle putt with last four hughies, first letter shoot out bagged it first go to secure my birdie. Thanks for the chart Snaggey, I'm finding it tougher to get plausible start words, or else I'm over thinking things. I'm currently on go 583 without a dreaded fail.
Done it again man. Blank first guess but then 3 yellows. Went to sleep as was struggling to think and stay awake. Looked at it this morning and then got all 5 letters with 1 green and 4 yellows. FFS. Tap in par.
A bogey 5 today, struggled with this one. Started it at home this morning and left it after word four, was really stumped. Thought about it on the way to work, still nothing. Came back to it when I got in to work, and seen the word straight away. Weird sometimes innit.
An eagle from Spain Saw some attempts from the lads on here and changed my starting word got two hughies and a juicy - crucially first letter, fourth letter, and last letter as a juicy easy put for an eagle
well had a poor start then by the time I’d had guess 3 was totally lost took a long play about with none words for the penny to drop
Very lucky to get the par after a poor start, then a first letter shoot-out. Luckily I remembered that the publishing company are not British.
