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Beckett at the Back: World Cup Philosophy

November 23, 2015July 4, 2014 by C. M. Barry

Panel from "World Cup Philosophy: Germany vs France" (c) Existential Comics — Panel from “World Cup Philosophy: Germany vs France”
(c) Existential Comics

Beckett playing (in some sense of the term) for the French team in a parallel universe version of the World Cup 2014 quarter-final game against Germany in Rio de Janeiro. See Existential Comics for more.

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