Exactly.

'Toffs and wimps' right. How many private schools have RL on the curriculum?

Such a patronizing, snobbish rag article. Ignore it.

No. His view was that he grew up seeing RL as a game for toffs and wimps. If that's his experience, fair enough. What's he comparing it to? How toff-like are those he's comparing to, to the RL people he's experienced?

And the comment is laughable. Much like your becoming on this subject.

Anyway, what kind of people play RL and what kind play RU in the southwest, and how do they compare, in Cutter's experience? Is his experience right, wrong, typical, atypical?



If so, which it isn't, better the subject than the whole website.