Wednesday, November 07, 2018
The Man Who Was Well-Positioned
Imagine his chagrin, then,
discovering the opposite.
Knowing before he, of course, so
we struck with
the rules. Why
we have them, no?
To escape the merely fanciful.
Or faking.
Cars fluid
before braking.Labels: game, position, rule, strategy
Thursday, May 04, 2017
To the tune of Midnight in the Filthy Armory
Got the Representational Blues
No news
but that
Rich ante up
as dealer breaks
out the fresh-
ly stacked decks.
Rich man can travel
anywhere. Rules the same.
Repubs take great pride
in the game.
Dems ashamed. Hide
after selling out
in a rout. They
get the Representational Blues,
no news
but that
most learn to ante up
as the dealer breaks
out the fresh-
ly stacked decks.
Rich man can travel
anywhere. Rules the same.
Repubs take great pride
in the game.
Dems ashamed.
Rest of us just lose and lose,
playing the old
representational blues.
Rest of us just lose and lose,
playing the old
representational blues.
Labels: cards, Dems, game, Rebubs, Representative Government, rich, stacked deck
Wednesday, January 29, 2014
Genre
Varied Literacy
-Guy walking to the end of a game. Expects scary math there.
-Is it Minecraft?
-Mycroft.
-So comic! Still besotted by literature, are we?
-TV, more.
-Not as artificial.
Labels: game, game theory, Literature, Minecraft, TV
Monday, December 24, 2012
At Stake
Not much up till then,
he goes all in.
But refused cards. “That
truly settles it,” he insists,
“game’s rigged!”
“Startling Revelation Depart-
ment,” sneers dealer.
Labels: all in, cards, gambling, game, rigged game
