It is our game, the American game, to borrow words ascribed to Walt Whitman, though perhaps Whitman overstated his case by predicting that baseball will "tend to relieve us from being a nervous, dyspeptic set".
"Save a tree, y'all!" But at this point, it is too late in the game to borrow a truck, track down a tree and haul it home.
Back at the hotel, there won't be any movies to rent, games to borrow so bring anything travel size that you can for the downtime.
Losing those games, to borrow a local phrase, is not a wee issue for anyone.
A second, more implicit argument presented by the exhibition is that video games are, to borrow a phrase, something you read with your hands.
There are many titles, but to name a few: "Lego Indiana Jones," "Lego Harry Potter," "Lego Batman," and "Lego Star Wars". Many of these games are available to borrow from the library's video game collection.
There is nothing to borrow.
Fortunately, it is possible to borrow more.
She pointed to the stacks of board games that they were welcome to borrow.
If you cannot think of anything else, a good idea is to borrow some aspect of a game and modify it.
But the financial crisis meant it was unable to borrow, so the government bailed out the Games, with public funding increasing by £5.9bn – almost triple the original budget.
