Wait a minute, I think this tequila is too strong because I can't get my eyes to focus.
The only thing that remains from Marian's last volley is the grid of squares, and by getting rid of the female figure Armin may be trying to drive the game away from being a competition of gender. Which is a bold move, but there was a silhouette of a woman with cleavage sitting right there and he didn't do anything with it? Is Armin gay?
Also, more Jakob Nielsen platitudes, except this time he threw in a reference to Britney Spears, and that is clearly a scheme to win points with me. And it totally worked.
Play by play commentary for this match is provided, as it happens, by Heather Armstrong.
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Oliver Reichenstein of Information Architects in Tokyo submits the final volley (Oops I just accidentally typed "vinyl folly!") Our humble document has clocked over 21,000 miles today, and almost that many layers. Thanks for joining us for this and all our preseason matches. Sign up for free Season Tickets to be the first to find out about our regular season!
Here's a list of the players for today's Around the World in Ten Layers match. There is no coin-flip for today but that doesn't mean The Ref isn't busy.
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