Today in “guess… that… wooooord!”. I have no clue. Four-letter, bad language, starts with vowel. Can I buy an ‘a’?
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There is no A. :vb-agree:
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given that it’s @tams I’d guess it’s the British slang for what some Americans also call a donkey.
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I’ve decided I’m bad at this game. Still clueless! I mean the one I’m thinking of has three letters. 
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Well, yes, if you spell it wrong it would have been harder to guess.
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British, remember, so four letters. Starts with a-r, ends with…
(Hint: the smallest, cheapest iPhone ends with the same two letters.)
I finally get it. 
The only clearer hint you could have given is: “Hint: it’s a-r-s-e, but without the dashes”.
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I would have thought it started with a C.
I was thinking it started wtih a d. But I’m from Jersey.
Do they say “an dick” in Jersey? Fancy! 
(nuTPCR lore: “Dick” was taken off the forbidden word list by a kind soul because the site censored the author Dick Bruna’s name)
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I had a science/maths/geography teacher called Dick. He wasn’t popular, so you can imagine how that went.
He was a great teacher though. Put us years ahead of students at other schools.
Side note: another classic thread derailment achieved. Never change, TPCR. 
My pleasure for my part in it.
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all these dang people based emjois. Where’s our going off the rails one? I picture something like a train car plunging…
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No. But thats the way we think British people would say it.
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I suppose it will have to go here. It is the Oppo Find N2, a competitor to Fold and Duo. Pen seems to be separate. 120 Mhz screen, Snapdragon 8+ CPU and 65 W fast charging. Size is 7.10 x 5.54 inches.
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I wonder what the pen tech is.
AES was what we were told.
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Hmm, I wonder if they both use same hardware considering both companies are Chinese