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Forgive my ignorance but what on earth does "when he went 2-26" mean? Wikipedia being a worldwide site, and most countries not playing Charlie's game, would it be appropriate for someone to help out in the text with an explanation? Otherwise the rest of us will never learn, somewhat defeating the point of an encyclopaedia! Thanks. Les woodland (talk) 21:47, 26 November 2008 (UTC)les woodland[reply]
