The 'no vowel' start

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[@BalleCr7]

“Of course there no Y or W in the grid since we’re starting with words that have Ws and Ys as vowels” *proceeds go completely forget about the W when guessing arrow*

[@graveyard63]

3:04 "We can forget about L now" 7:18 - trying to guess a word with L again but quickly catches himself

[@dietdrphilm8473]

Same as w on arrow he said there was no w in the grid but guess the word with a w

[@awg7232]

Crème brûlée? Rouge? Scott’s been practicing his French!

[@TomCee53]

Excellent logic.

[@samuraiyeeet]

A normal person would fail this immedietly, but scott is no normal person

[@UberSecretChomik]

Interesting start I'm going to try is GRRLS GRRRL PHPHT CWTCH CRWTH since it actually has no vowels, at least from English that is because of W.

[@44suhaanpawle8d6]

Smartly played 👏👏👏

[@Pacvalham]

Except for ARROW after the black W from CWTCH and CRWTH

[@chunmeishi7510]

Hey Scott, I have a challenge idea for you. You can do a challenge where all your guesses have to start with the same letter for both Wordle and Weekly Squardle. Note: You are allowed to break the rule if you guess one of the words correctly. (Week 3 of asking!)

[@GethinGriffiths2000]

'Cwtch' means 'cuddle/hug' in welsh!

[@mwhudsondoyle]

I'd like to see you use my two word start (coast and liner) and then solve from there. I mostly get 8s but a few 9s now

[@chunmeishi7510]

Hey Scott, I want to let you know that Cell Tower #535 is tricky! You definitely should do it! It took me 30 minutes.

[@myfyrmadocjones]

W and Y are vowels in Welsh 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁷󠁬󠁳󠁿 and in fact the first two words are Welsh. 😀

[@leomezzina9835]

Left with 7

[@TheAcousticCitizen]

How.

[@adipy8912]

In my language and many others Y is a vowel, but not W