(with apologies to Kirksey)
It's high time we all stopped playing this sick, war-mongering game. The King reminds me of Bush. He just wants to hide in the corner while the less-important pawns and pieces do his fighting for him. And he's not sorry to see both armies get almost completely wiped out, so long as he has that one pawn extra needed to 'win'. What a callous bastard.
Originally posted by BigDoggProblemDamn, I wish I could rec this. It's strange to me that chess would seem like a noble intellectual persuit, but have no one notice its connection to war. Viva le massacre!!!
(with apologies to Kirksey)
It's high time we all stopped playing this sick, war-mongering game. The King reminds me of Bush. He just wants to hide in the corner while the less-important pawns and pieces do his fighting for him. And he's not sorry to see both armies get almost completely wiped out, so long as he has that one pawn extra needed to 'win'. What a callous bastard.
Originally posted by BigDoggProblemThe difference between chess and life is that sometimes you have
(with apologies to Kirksey)
It's high time we all stopped playing this sick, war-mongering game. The King reminds me of Bush. He just wants to hide in the corner while the less-important pawns and pieces do his fighting for him. ...[text shortened]... has that one pawn extra needed to 'win'. What a callous bastard.
to throw a whole game in life just to move a single pawn on a
higher level.
I love the idea of calorie controlled diets, they're great.
The idea of getting people to spend more money and thereby
consume more so that they can learn to consume less.
Originally posted by BigDoggProblemdoes everyone hate bush?
(with apologies to Kirksey)
It's high time we all stopped playing this sick, war-mongering game. The King reminds me of Bush. He just wants to hide in the corner while the less-important pawns and pieces do his fighting for him. And he's not sorry to see both armies get almost completely wiped out, so long as he has that one pawn extra needed to 'win'. What a callous bastard.
Originally posted by BigDoggProblemSo, if chess is a microcosm of war, a well arm is a nuclear weapon. Then, throwing the board off the table is a nuclear war
(with apologies to Kirksey)
It's high time we all stopped playing this sick, war-mongering game. The King reminds me of Bush. He just wants to hide in the corner while the less-important pawns and pieces do his fighting for him. And he's not sorry to see both armies get almost completely wiped out, so long as he has that one pawn extra needed to 'win'. What a callous bastard.