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    1. Doug Orleans‏ @DougOrleans Feb 3

      It's funny that both golf and bridge have clubs that involve clubs. Really makes you think.

      1 reply 1 retweet 8 likes
    2. John Magee‏ @jj_magee Feb 3
      Replying to @DougOrleans

      I have no idea of the provenance of "clubs" as a card suit, and now you've got me thinking. #makesyouthink

      1 reply 0 retweets 1 like
    3. Doug Orleans‏ @DougOrleans Feb 3
      Replying to @jj_magee

      "club" and "clover" are etymologically related, I think?

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    4. Victor Gijsbers‏ @GijsbersVictor Feb 4
      Replying to @DougOrleans @jj_magee

      Wikipedia says this: Its original French name is Trèfle which means "clover" and the card symbol depicts a three-leafed clover leaf. The Italian name is Fiori ("flower"). The English name "Clubs" is derived from the suit of Bastoni (batons) in Italian-Spanish suited cards.

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    5. Carl Muckenhoupt‏ @CarlMuckenhoupt Feb 4
      Replying to @GijsbersVictor @DougOrleans @jj_magee

      Hm. Now you've got me wondering about the Rider-Waite tarot, which depicts "wands" as staves with leaves growing on them. An after-the-fact attempt at joining the two traditions?

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    6. mcmartin‏ @mcmmed Feb 4
      Replying to @CarlMuckenhoupt @GijsbersVictor and

      I think it's more that he wanted to use Wands as the male principle (growth/germination, because gender symbology was VERY DIFFERENT in 1900). The French suits feel much closer to the Italian ones in the first place than the German ones (Acorns/Leaves/Hearts/Bells) do.

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    7. RetroAdventurer‏ @AdventurerRetro Feb 4
      Replying to @mcmmed @CarlMuckenhoupt and

      Wand as a symbol of Male sexuality does not change over time.

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    8. Victor Gijsbers‏ @GijsbersVictor Feb 4
      Replying to @AdventurerRetro @mcmmed and

      I cannot resist quoting what the fictional author of my game Nemesis Macana has to say about Graham Nelson's Curses: "The story is about an attempt to penetrate the secrets of ancestors (every reader of Freud knows what that means) using a large assortment of ...

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      RetroAdventurer‏ @AdventurerRetro Feb 4
      Replying to @GijsbersVictor @mcmmed and

      I have no response.

      4:30 AM - 4 Feb 2021
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