not resistant to wear, decay, etc.; not sturdy: nondurable fabrics. 2. not lasting or enduring; consumable or perishable. noun. 3. nondurables, goods that are used up quickly or purchased frequently, as food and apparel. Compare durable goods.
When a player has one card remaining, they must say last card, one card Mao, zin, or Mao, similar to Uno. When the final card is played, they must say Mao, or this game of Mao is officially ended.he ultimate goal of the game is to be the first player to get rid of all the cards in their hand. Specifics are discovered through trial and error. A player who breaks a rule is penalized by being given an additional card from the deck.
Like crowds and Masters and interpreters, there are readers in Mao II. There is the crowd of Bill's fans, the letter-writers whose correspondence Scott organizes. Haddad is a reader who gets a chance to talk fiction and terrorism with Bill. Scott reads Bill's books, pursues him, and lives with him.hat's the secret revealed in the prologue to Mao II. What better secret: the future. So the future belongs to you--a crowd. A small crowd as crowds in Mao II go, but still a crowd gathered in this public place.