'The Grand Cru' v 'The Mumblers'.
The Grand Cru (Cro and friend Serge) took on the might of The Mumblers (Lady M, Ms Miller, and two dogs) at The Lumberjack International Croquet Ground on Tuesday evening.
Astonishingly (I repeat 'astonishingly') The Mumblers managed to win the game 'BY OUTRAGEOUS CHEATING'.
Why is it whenever we play Croquet, it always ends up with more cheating than regular play?
I know it's a game that lends itself to creative interpretation of the rules; but this was ridiculous!
In future I shall return to chess.
Is someone a bad loser?
ReplyDeleteWot, me???
DeleteAdmit your defeat like a man.
ReplyDeleteDefeat by CHEATING, is not defeat.
DeleteCroquet is a game that lends itself to creative interpretation. Sneakiest player wins.
ReplyDeleteSo true!
DeleteSo nice to see a photo of Lady Cro! Looks a lovely day.
ReplyDeleteLady M is the one in the distance with dog.
DeleteYour croquet court looks about as well manicured as ours. Outrageous cheating is all part of the fun with croquet - I've never experienced a calm, dignified game yet.
ReplyDeleteA few minutes before I took the photo is was 6 ins high with weeds.
DeleteI bet you had a lot of laughs and a fun time despite or because of the cheating.
ReplyDeleteWe did, Arleen.
DeleteI always cheat at croquet. I thought everybody did. Perhaps it is a female thing.
ReplyDeleteas soon as your back's turned...
DeleteThat's what makes it fun.
ReplyDeleteI haven't played croquet in years.
ReplyDeleteLast time we played "the cheater" tossed my ball into the pond.
ReplyDeleteCheating and arguments are what make croquet fun! I might just have to dust off the old set.
ReplyDeleteOh yes, chess is much more fun when played with mallets but it's harder to hide your cheating.
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