Cats are not very good at taking turns,
and this is why they are very bad at board games
(well, one of the reasons).
Their method of dice-rolling is particularly eccentric.
‘I will only roll the dice if you put it on the edge of the
table,
allowing me to bat it to the floor,
but I shall do this only two or three times,’ says the Cat.
Yes, she’ll do it only two or three times,
because cats have a very low boredom threshold;
and this is another reason why they are so very bad at board
games.
Their ability to jump on a table
or to walk along a narrow fence,
while impressive,
are not transferrable skills which can be used to their
advantage
when invading Kamchatka during a 3-day Risk marathon.
I could spend the rest of this day
analysing the many reasons
why the cat is such an incompetent opponent
in a game of Monopoly, or Cluedo,
or even Frustration.
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