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"Dartoid" is the pseudonym of Paul Seigel, a prominent chronicler of darts for over 35 years. His columns are celebrated for their wit and insight, often detailing his quest for a game in exotic locales worldwide. His writing offers vibrant commentary on the competitive darts landscape, including players, organizations, tournaments and the sport's unique culture. Dartoid's articles are highly regarded among darts enthusiasts, solidifying his role as a pivotal figure in promoting and documenting darts as both a recreational pastime and professional sport.

Column #127 To the Point (kinda) about To The Point

July 1, 2002
Column 127
To the Point (kinda) about To The Point

When you rearrange the letters of a word or phrase to form another word or phrase the result is often quite amusing. Sometimes it provides deep insight into the text being anagrammed. For example, the letters in Virginia Bottomley’s name (a long-time …

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Column #122 Potato, PoTAHto; Tomato, ToMAHto

July 1, 2002
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Potato, PoTAHto; Tomato, ToMAHto

Yesterday I threw caution to the wind and boarded a terrorist bomb (translation: an airplane) and headed for a terrorist target (translation: Las Vegas) to participate in the Professional Darts Corporation’s (PDC’s) first ever Desert Classic darts tournament. Perhaps it was stupid to tempt fate in …

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Column #121 Where’s Tommy’s Shorts?

July 1, 2002
Column 121
Where’s Tommy’s Shorts?

The mood is very festive here, as hundreds of fun-loving darters have gathered for the first ever Professional Darts Corporation’s (PDC) Las Vegas Desert Classic, along with an equal number of fun-loving, bomb sniffing dogs.

Yes, security is tight in Sin City. This is because the FBI …

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