After 69 short years...

After 69 short years...


After 69 short years I must confess that I'm still curious, eager and excited about discovering each new day. Still love people, travel, conversation, food, all things competive, dreaming impossible dreams, laughing and life itself as much as I ever have. Should I disappear from my life without notice, here's an uncharacteristically concise epitaph: "Boston Lad played for keeps".

gb

Originally posted by Grampy Bobby
[b]After 69 short years...


After 69 short years I must confess that I'm still curious, eager and excited about discovering each new day. Still love people, travel, conversation, food, all things competive, dreaming impossible dreams, laughing and life itself as much as I ever have. Should I disappear from my life without notice, here's an uncharacteristically concise epitaph: "Boston Lad played for keeps".

gb[/b]

do you make sure you've had a fight with a windmill before breakfast?

Originally posted by Phlabibit
You ever consider blogging rather than flooding a chess site forum with your small thoughts?

Originally posted by stellspalfie
do you make sure you've had a fight with a windmill before breakfast?

Jesus Christ, I thought GB was about 362.

Or is that repetitive words?

😛

-m.

Originally posted by Grampy Bobby
Still love people, especially myself.

Originally posted by stellspalfie
do you make sure you've had a fight with a windmill before breakfast?

And how about seeking permission from Russ to enlarge one of the many "thumbs down" I've earned to serve as an 'appropriate statement' grave marker. Simply plant the familiar thumb several inches into the moist earth. The marker can be temporarily removed whenever the cemetery workers trim the green grass and rake the fallen leaves, so they won't be inconvenienced.

gb

Originally posted by Grampy Bobby
And how about seeking permission from Russ to enlarge one of the many "thumbs down" I've earned to serve as an 'appropriate statement' grave marker. Simply plant the familiar thumb several inches into the moist earth. The marker can be temporarily removed whenever the cemetery workers trim the green grass and rake the fallen leaves, so they won't be inconvenienced.

gb

Originally posted by Ponderable
do you confuse something?

Originally posted by HandyAndy
If you don't object to a minor correction, here's a more fitting epitaph.

Originally posted by Grampy Bobby
[b]"Please edit quoted text responsibly. Making modifications which

misrepresent the original post will result in a forum ban."


Two Choices: Correct your misrepresentation or Feedback will do so.

Thanks.[/b]

Originally posted by stellspalfie
surely its not misrepresentation if he states its been edited.