This document describes an unconventional sport called "house cleaning" where players compete to collect the most dirt on a sheet of wax paper in one trip across a room. The rules state that only one sheet can be placed in a corner, it cannot be moved, and players get one sweep only with the goal of gathering as much dirt as possible to win. The loser must endure a punishment decided by the winner such as cooking dinner or cleaning another room.

1. There can only be one.

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3. How many people can play? Two or more.
Competition knows no boundaries
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4. This sport is for family house-cleaning., the most unpopular
sport around.
Take one sheet of wax paper and place it in a corner of the
room.
Once the wax paper has been placed down, you cannot touch or
move it.
One trip across the room = one sweep. No double sweeping.
Aim? You have to collect as much dirt as you can. Collect and
place the dirt on the wax paper.
How do you win? The person with the most dirt collected,
wins.
What happens if you lose? The winner decides the punishment
(cook dinner/ clean the next room/ run naked down the street)
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