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See: decorum, propriety


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Football has always caused a stir in social properness since the English came up with hooliganism in the late 1950s and early 1960s.
Maybe because I was born in freedom and raised in a household of properness and had a good, solid education in many disciplines, it did not occur to me that I would ever be considered less valuable than anyone else or discriminated against simply because I was a displaced victim of war.
The ingenious hidalgo, with his long, cadaverous frame, consistently outmatched by his own wits, was perfectly placed in this setting; only a land as dry in humor and backward in concept could sustain such an epic adventure; a parody of properness when there was little of such to be found in this poor, country region--a commentary on government set in a realm governed by the laws of the landscape and little more.
 
 
 
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