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Nigel Richards and I have one thing in common.

Probably more than one thing. What am I talking about? Definitely more than one thing.

Slice the pie right. And Nigel Richards and I must have thousands of things in common.

We're both white guys, English speakers. We both have beards, although his is, and I can say this without insecurity,

markedly, more florid and impressive than mine. We've both been to London. We both maintain a stable

body temperature around 98.6 degrees Fahrenheit. We both, and I don't know this for a fact,

but how could it not be true? Enjoy pizza. And we've both played a good amount of scrabble.

Granted, what constitutes a good amount of scrabble for Nigel Richards is very different

from what constitutes a good amount of scrabble for me. I mostly play scrabble with my wife,

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