Summary
Actually, the more I think about tiddlywinks, the more I start to think it might be my game. I've always played it. It has the essence of all the noble sports, the keen edge of competitiveness, but it's so clearly a completely useless thing to be good at that there is absolutely no snobbery involved whatsoever. It requires no commitment, training or silly trousers to get involved. It's a simple case of sitting down and kicking the other party's ass.
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The Name of the Game
I've realised I don't have a game, a sport.
A man needs a game. It's important. Says a lot about him; more than his car or his clothes. I asked the builders if they wanted to start a football team. 'We'd have enough for ...See the full content of this document
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