An Imitation of Life – What Price Originality?

13th September 2021 Off By Craig Taylor

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A copy of a copy of a copy of a copy ... You're missing out.

Covering a cover. Covering all the bases. Judging a book by its cover.

Once again, Joe finds himself in a pique of rage, having identified Craig’s plagiarised contributions towards The Train Rush’s topic-based episode on ‘the value of originality’? Why must his work follow him home? WHY can’t his co-host be more mature than the juveniles under his charge? He slowly reaches into the West most drawer of his home-office desk for the familiar, dull weight of his blood-splattered souvenir railroad spike thinking, “this will be the last time…”

Chicago Express/American Rails/Luzon Rails/A bloody murder may feature.

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Craig Taylor is a player of games, who thinks about inconsequential things far, far too much. With a vaguely personable attitude, dubious personal hygiene and the presence of mind to be cognisant of the later, he spends most of his time in darkened rooms, hoping to trap fellow ne’er do wells into playing train games with him. Craig posts his thoughts regarding (typically) inferior games on his personal blog, BoardCurious.com, where his waffle is endless and his insights idiotic. Feel free to contact him via email, secretly concealed at the end of each podcast or tweeter in his direction via the Twitter handle, @Board_Curious where all of his social media thingumys happen.