A few years ago I took part on the quiz show The Weakest Link, presented by the formidable TV host Anne Robinson.
I was 40 at the time and challenged myself to do something during the year that was a little bit different to mark what many people regard as a significant age. Appearing on the show was one of those things.
My goal perhaps surprisingly was not to win the show; quizzes and me go together about as well as fried fish and rice pudding, but rather to get the phrase SUMO – “Shut Up, Move On” mentioned at least a couple of times.
In terms of my goal I was very successful. “SUMO” was mentioned seven times, including by one of the other ...
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