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Calvinball

Calvinball is a fictional, deliberately rule-less game invented by Bill Watterson for his comic strip Calvin and Hobbes, in which the only permanent rule is that the game can never be played the same way twice. Players make up new rules, scoring systems, and costumes on the spot, satirizing the rigidity of conventional organized sports. The concept has been adopted by real groups as a playful icebreaker or team-building activity emphasizing spontaneity and creativity over competition.

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