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🧩 Puzzle #629 🤔 13 guesses ⏱️ 1m 39s 🔗 alphaguess.com

🧩 Puzzle #624 🤔 21 guesses ⏱️ 3m 7s 🔗 alphaguess.com Still not sure whether to go for low guesses or low time on this!

🧩 Puzzle #623 🤔 26 guesses ⏱️ 2m 59s 🔗 alphaguess.com

Doubt I will ever beat that! 🧩 Puzzle #619 🤔 11 guesses ⏱️ 50s 🔗 alphaguess.com

🧩 Puzzle #618 🤔 25 guesses ⏱️ 3m 51s 🔗 alphaguess.com

Everyone wants Palace to win apparently!

🧩 Puzzle #617 🤔 19 guesses ⏱️ 2m 56s 🔗 alphaguess.com

I mean, they've done so in almost every other country in the world, why not here?

🧩 Puzzle #616 🤔 18 guesses ⏱️ 9m 33s (I got distracted!) 🔗 alphaguess.com

Seen far worse!

Getting the hang of this. 🧩 Puzzle #612 🤔 16 guesses ⏱️ 1m 41s 🔗 alphaguess.com

🧩 Puzzle #611 🤔 16 guesses ⏱️ 1m 37s 🔗 alphaguess.com

£3 for half a pint of coke? HALF?

That's not good enough - I would definitely escalate further. This suggests if it happens again twice, she would be in trouble. I would complain both about the tone and content of the above.

I cannot think of any words beginning with these letters!

🧩 Puzzle #605 🤔 19 guesses ⏱️ 10m 24s 🔗 alphaguess.com First time I've actually succeeded!

Whereas Newcastle have only been out of the top flight for 5 of the last forty years, and never below the second.

I'm I too late to post a pic of a ship shipping ship shipping shipping ships?

Exactly what I was thinking, it's almost like congratulating a binman who just won the lottery for buying a massive house.

The BBC has a lot to answer for here. Yes they need to be balanced, but always giving equal weight to everyone in every argument is crazy. Brexit is the perfect example, for every economist (out of thousands they could choose from) who said it was a bad idea, they'd have to put up the one who...