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My first experience of line marking was watching my somewhat heat-affected school caretaker trying valiantly to walk a straight line with a 4` paintmobile and mark out our lawn tennis courts for the up and coming interschool tennis tournament. I can only say it`s a very good job that the Wimbledon lasers weren`t in operation or every service would have resulted in a loud, disconcerting bleep to proclaim `Out!`. It`s typical of life that we work within boxes and delineations. We have line marking on our roads, on our sports fields, on our car parks, our bus stops, our taxi ranks, our supermarkets, even our bank queues as if none of us is capable of organising ourselves unless we have line markings to fall neatly within! I guess that`s why `thinking outside of the box` has become such a notable fashion trend in psychological circles these days. And what does that mean exactly? It means that we should flout the rules and express our individuality, see new potential where previously there was only limitation and boundary. But what would that do for sport? Goal posts would be somewhere vaguely down this and that end. Service line marking would mean a general suggestions as to where might good to aim a serve. Queuing would be a thing of the past and paying would be a free for all (much like it is in more relaxed European countries where queuing and falling within line markings is viewed with utter disdain). We Brits make line markings a way of life. We set limits where they`re not needed. We make ourselves conform to rigid strictures and we generally assume that if anybody else, particularly a foreigner, wants it any other way, they must be quite unutterably mad. Hmmm?..