The catchment of indiscretion that is Twitter also exposes just how frequently gender warriors belittle other women.
Each morning for an hour we power through a series of demanding postures – downwards dogs and warriors – switching on tired muscles and stretching out the lower back and spine, which feels good after long hours paddling.
You collect historical warriors and send them out to fight, upgrading their levels as you go.
Economics correspondents do the economics; political correspondents do the politics; Brussels correspondents do the EU end; old warriors such as Nigel Lawson say what they thought in the first place in the name of "due impartiality".
He will do his bit to raise funds for Prince Harry's African charities next month by travelling to the Odeon Leicester Square in London for the red carpet premiere of a digitally remastered Zulu, the 1964 film starring Stanley Baker and Michael Caine that dramatises the 1879 defence of the Rorke's Drift garrison by 139 British soldiers against 4,000 Zulu warriors.
The 90-minute TV movie, Faith, follows in the footsteps of BBC1 dramas including Warriors, about British army peacekeepers in Bosnia; The Project, which dealt with the rise of New Labour; and most recently Holy Cross, a dramatisation of the 2001 sectarian confrontation in Belfast.
At times it has hinged on little more than semantic argument over whether the conflict was "war" (were the Aboriginal fighters guerrilla warriors?) and whether the locally raised militias, police and British military units qualified as an Australian defence force.
Australia's wannabe culture warriors are copying a playbook that's been honed for decades in Britain and the US.
It can be from rivals in the community, or self-appointed culture warriors sitting outside making pronouncements.
When I ask how a recent trip to Japan went, he's off, full-tilt, on the subject of Shogun warriors, how they retired to temples after a career of destroying evil.
Assuming that all European-based Taeguk Warriors make it down under, Korea are a genuine contender with a young but experienced team.
