tankfest, page-50

lol, thank you! I'll tell you then... its clean! :-) Japanese love the lucky number 3, but the number 4 is unlucky. So, three tries and fails is lucky, and they will try really really hard to avoid a fourth touch of the line. If the fourth succeeds in touching, its a very high probability of breaking down through. If not, its a long. Its the point at which control changes hands. As i said, this is more complex and more fun than bridge.. or mahjong in this case. Now wheres professor Voltaire, he's got to love that one, time and price measures perfected and not a wave in sight! :-)