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#waffle558 4/5

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#waffle558 3/5

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Daily Quordle 555
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I am become death, destroyer of Quordles
@Mitch Actually, I feel like fewer people downvote. Sometimes it's maddening because I'll see a completely off topic question (not about English even) that's at 0 but closed, which means that nobody can vote to delete it (except mods) unless several days pass or it gets the vote to -3
Daily Sequence Quordle 555
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02:53
@M.A.R. OK, Barbenheimer, when you gonna step up to the Octordle realm?
03:33
@CowperKettle Thought you'd appreciate a pun I found:
> I felt really bad for sleeping with my third cousin so after that I quit counting.
LOL
> Aromatherapy during sleep increases cognitive capacity by 226% in older adults, an effect thought to be mediated by improved integrity of the prefrontal cortex’s uncinate fasciculus, a pathway directly linked to memory. frontiersin.org/articles/10.3389/fnins.2023.1200448/full
That's why I keep one of my two cat litterboxes in my room.
04:16
LK-99 is a potential room-temperature superconductor with a gray‒black appearance.: 8  It has a hexagonal structure slightly modified from lead‒apatite, by introducing small amounts of copper. The material was first discovered and manufactured by a team of researchers including Sukbae Lee (이석배) and Ji-Hoon Kim (김지훈) from Korea University.: 1  The team claims it functions as a superconductor at ambient pressure and below 400 K (127 °C; 260 °F).: 1 As of 2 August 2023, the material has not been confirmed to be superconducting at any temperature. The synthesis of LK-99 and observation of its s...
A lot of news noise about this ↑
04:35
Wordle 773 5/6

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Wordle 774 5/6

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Etymology of the day: disticiasis - derived from "distrix," describing the splitting of the ends of hairs, originating from the Greek words dis (two) and thrix (hair).
Ambiguous phrase of the day: take a knee
 
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08:39
“All of us want to be completely alive, to live one hundred percent in the present moment. What prevents us? More urgently, how can we bring about such a state of mind?
The great American psychologist [William James] gives us a clue in a quotation I found in a most unexpected place, Vogue magazine. This is a direct quotation: ‘The faculty of voluntarily bringing back a wandering attention, over and over again, is the very root of judgment, character, and will. An education which should include this faculty would be the education par excellence.’
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09:04
> Women devotees take a dip in the waters of Yamuna river brimming with toxic foam on Chhath in Delhi
(It's 2 years old photo)
09:27
@Vikas Wow
I thought it was ice
Dog devotee takes a leak in the waters of the Peschanoye lake in the Urals
@CowperKettle lol
@CowperKettle 🤣
Oppenheimer / Barbie
It's a 1980s cartoon
About a household spirit (domovoy) called Kuzma (Kuzya)
A brownie or broonie (Scots), also known as a brùnaidh or gruagach (Scottish Gaelic), is a household spirit or Hobgoblin from Scottish folklore that is said to come out at night while the owners of the house are asleep and perform various chores and farming tasks. The human owners of the house must leave a bowl of milk or cream or some other offering for the brownie, usually by the hearth. Brownies are described as easily offended and will leave their homes forever if they feel they have been insulted or in any way taken advantage of. Brownies are characteristically mischievous and are often said...
Me, aged 10, looking at Lego sets that I can't afford to buy.
Me, aged 25, looking at Lego sets that I can't afford to buy.
Another nice Ukrainian song. I should decipher the lyrics though
Another nice Ukrainian song. I should decipher the lyrics though
> We expect women to work like they don't have children, raise children as if they don't work, and look stunningly beautiful at all times, as if they neither have children nor go to work
A Chukcha man (native people of Siberia) it thrown into jail. His neighbor in the jail cell asks him:
- What did they get you for?
- I killed a white bear. They gave me six years for that. And you?
- I killed my wife. Got eight years..
- Eight years? For a wife? She only has a handful of fur!
 
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12:05
#Worldle #558 1/6 (100%)
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https://worldle.teuteuf.fr
🌎 Aug 2, 2023 🌍
🔥 48 | Avg. Guesses: 4.39
🟨🟨🟥🟩 = 4

globle-game.com
#globle
Wordle 774 5/6

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Wordle 774 5/6

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#Worldle #558 1/6 (100%)
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https://worldle.teuteuf.fr
🌎 Aug 2, 2023 🌍
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globle-game.com
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12:58
Daily Quordle 555
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m-w.com/games/quordle/
That's more like it.
Hmm...
French linguistic term of the day: Ch'ti, a dialect spoken in the Northern France by 700 000 people.
Bienvenue chez les Ch'tis est un film français réalisé par Dany Boon, sorti le 20 février 2008 dans le Nord-Pas-de-Calais et dans quelques salles de la Somme, le 27 février dans le reste de la France, en Belgique et en Suisse, un jour après au Luxembourg, et le 25 juillet au Canada. Deuxième long métrage réalisé par l'humoriste français Dany Boon après La Maison du bonheur (2006), le film raconte les aventures de Philippe Abrams, directeur d'une agence de La Poste dans le Sud de la France qui, par mesure disciplinaire, est muté pour une durée de deux ans à Bergues, dans le Nord-Pas-de-Calais. Pour...
A friend said it's a good movie.
Daily Quordle 555
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Daily Octordle #555
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With new seed words.
13:22
@CowperKettle Yes, the movie was a big hit in France. It plays on clichés of Southern and Northern France. A difficult job for the people responsible for dubbing or writing the subtitles.
13:33
Daily Octordle #555
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13:56
@Vikas My sister visited Varanasi a decade ago, and it was a bit unsanitary there too..
The funerary rites on the shores
Could you please tell me if this sentence sounds fine to you?

IR is also function to assess the impact of a company actions (e.g. acquisitions, change in dividend policy, introduction of new product) on the company's position in the capital markets (e.g. stock price, competitive position, public perception).
> IR is also a function to assess the impact of a company's actions (e.g. acquisitions, change in dividend policy, introduction of new product) on the company's position in the capital markets (e.g. stock price, competitive position, public perception).
Or "IR also functions to ... "
Or "One other function of IR is assessing the impact of a company's actions ..."
Wikipedia editors can be sloppy.
@user223626865 I admire William James' clear writing. I was amazed to learn that his sister suffered from what might have been a mental condition her whole life.
14:11
@CowperKettle yeah, sad :(
14:54
@Robusto I seem incapable of getting a score in the 60s. I have four games with 70 or higher, and three that were 50-something. I'll figure it out
Got one 66
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@CowperKettle Yeah
15:27
Another close-reopen-close cycle: english.stackexchange.com/posts/610754/timeline
15:53
@M.A.R. Get your kicks from score 66
a famous hiway back in the day
runs through Nevada
16:52
@alphabet back in my day takes Exelon at this point I would have posted something on meta about not abusing CV reasons as a super downvote and people would have mostly listened for at least a short while. I dunno if that'd work on ELU
@user726941 I like that they used title case but didn't capitalize the i in AI
I should make a website and create a word game that's a variation of Wordle
 
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@M.A.R. Those are good scores. Good job.
@user858770 Runs from Chicago through Missouri, Oklahoma, Texas, New Mexico, Arizona, Nevada and California.
18:22
#Worldle #558 5/6 (100%)
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I was thinking about this country today. I have hard time remembering its name. This time I remembered it but I used it as last guess while trying to be over smart.
18:39
@alphabet We've jumped the shark.
@alphabet however, your answer has the ring of truth to it. If there is no such word, there's the answer. "There is no such word" is certainly a factual claim that can be demonstrated.
19:00
@Robusto I know about it because of Disney's anthropomorphized cars
19:16
@M.A.R. Whoa.
19:35
@MetaEd I deleted that answer because I decided it was a nonanswer.
20:25
@jlliagre ça me fait ch'tier
haha I only half know vulgarités
@MetaEd I thought it's impossible to prove a negative proposition.
@Robusto Don't forget Winona
@Mitch Ryder?
@Robusto No haha the town on route 66
If you plan to motor west
I'm already west.
20:31
it probably went not too far from you (on a continental scale)
Central Ave. in Albuquerque is "Old Route 66" ...
Is 'Gallup' a town in New Mexicó?
Yes.
OK then, you're practically in a song.
Western NM, close to Arizona.
20:33
Oh well la di dah, Mr Eastern NM.
I'm central, neither east nor west.
Here's east:
The height of rock and roll!
Dig that key change!
I'm kind of surprised anybody actually lives in Tucumcari.
20:48
With the yellowest hair.
@CowperKettle Yeah
@Robusto They all wake up every morning with the same thought
21:40
@Robusto For me, anyway, the standard of a good answer isn't that it's provable, like a mathematical theorem. It's that it's demonstrable, like a scientific theory. And there you absolutely can demonstrate a negative.
For example, in one of my answers, I demonstrated that "randomically" is not a word.
Can you prove that there is no word for 12/12? No. Can you demonstrate it to a degree of confidence? Sure can.
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A: What does "randomically" mean?

MetaEdWhere the authors of the book wrote randomically, they meant randomly and in fact intended to write randomly. This is demonstrably true. Randomically is not a word known to specialists and having a technical meaning (even an obscure one), because nobody is using it in published works – it is no...

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@MetaEd Right, randomically is seldomically used, sorry, seldomly used.
@jlliagre and also seldom used
"Everyone will code" sounds ominous.
> (intransitive, medicine) To go into a state where a hospital emergency code is required to save one's life. "The patient coded out of nowhere".
@MetaEd Wisdomically replied!
@CowperKettle to be fair, I do expect more coding in light of all this heat
@Robusto A howler.
That's the word I was looking for.
A miss-fingered note is a howler.
or off-key singing
or a missed/wrong beat
a howler.
It's taken me years of brain cycles working to dredge that back up.
OK I'm done. See you all in the next life. It was great while it lasted. All tasks have been completed. Don't forget to turn off the lights on your way out.
shuts door behind with a satisfying schloumpf
Oh.
I forgot my...
jiggles door knob
goddammit
keys
pounds on door
goddammit
22:26
> His knowledge was not far behind
The Knight's, but of another kind,
And he another way came by 't:
Some call it GIFTS, and some NEW-LIGHT;
A liberal art, that costs no pains
Of study, industry, or brains.
whew ... found my keys. I was holding them in my other hand
23:02
Another random video.. nice.
23:20
@CowperKettle Oiseaux is pretty regular if you know the rules.
Yes, it's just the usual toomfoolery about languages
> - Dad!
- Son!
Being true to tradition is our motto.
23:47
@jlliagre Reminds me of Ravel. Oiseaux Tristes comes to mind. Messiaen liked birds as well.
23:59
Quaint food of the day: ceviche

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