Editing Establish a new sport
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|Value Anti-Prehistoricist = Someone proposes [...] a competitive anti-palaeontology event, in which skeletons are deconstructed and the bones buried in a variety of locations around the city; but the idea peters out for lack of a skeleton [...] you refrain from offering one of your own. | |Value Anti-Prehistoricist = Someone proposes [...] a competitive anti-palaeontology event, in which skeletons are deconstructed and the bones buried in a variety of locations around the city; but the idea peters out for lack of a skeleton [...] you refrain from offering one of your own. | ||
|Value Anti-Emancipationist = [...] all the participants [...] want to include some secondary event, though they can't agree whether this should be chess or boxing or [...] competitive mammoth-roasting. [...] the ultimate order of play is thirteen rounds long; round seven poisons off half the contestants. | |Value Anti-Emancipationist = [...] all the participants [...] want to include some secondary event, though they can't agree whether this should be chess or boxing or [...] competitive mammoth-roasting. [...] the ultimate order of play is thirteen rounds long; round seven poisons off half the contestants. | ||
| − | |Value Mixed, Balanced | + | |Value Mixed, Balanced = This [...] opens the question of whether [...] it would better suit the TLU to have a three-sided sport [...] This then leads to [...] argument over whether [...] so few people on a team is really any fun [...] Thus the afternoon is pleasantly expended without [...] ever deciding on rules of play [...] |
| + | |Value Complacently Unrevolutionary = | ||
|Value Unknown = [...] the question of what equipment [...] The team members [...] put forward [...] common tracklaying tools [...] hammers, pickaxes, and a not-ungenerous collection of explosives. The rest of the day goes to trying to invent a [...] sport that will not take too many legs off the players. | |Value Unknown = [...] the question of what equipment [...] The team members [...] put forward [...] common tracklaying tools [...] hammers, pickaxes, and a not-ungenerous collection of explosives. The rest of the day goes to trying to invent a [...] sport that will not take too many legs off the players. | ||
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