Picking Nits
Nixon poster; no follow-up about the death; key-party invitations; marked keys
In the discussion (5)
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- A 1973 boarding-school student having a Nixon poster seems unlikely unless ironic.
- Jim Carver never asks whether the drunk Ben hit his son with a car.
- The key party guest list is questioned: one woman brought her son, and a single reverend attended.
- Early key-party rules are compared to early fantasy football and salary-cap stretch provisions.
- Proposed rules bar solos, reverends, and kids, and call for a blind draw so no one can mark their own keys.