Originally posted by trev33Enjoy your losses. 😛
this is the way i was feeling, been playing for about 3 years and the fun is completely sucked out of it when you play boring chess with less blunders.
that's why i've played the 2009 champs as a blitz tournament, i still think a little about what i'm doing but don't double check anything and it's resulted it some crazy games. it's only a matter of time before i lose to a 1200 or something but i don't care.
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Originally posted by bill718i reached that point a long time ago. i always knew i had a lot to learn but i also thought that i could play a bit, now i've decided that i just plan suck.
You don't suck at chess. You have reached the point however that you've learned enough about the game to make you aware of how much you don't know...and that can be a humbling experience!😏
Chess is a game for two people. The reigning World Champion and histop challanger. The rest of us are spectators. Give the world a break and quit crying. Its the only game where you can watch and really appreciate the genius of the players. Just knowing how much better these over developed thinking machines are than us is an indicator they are not normal humans.They are anomalies that are able to manefest their illness in a positive way. As much as I am in awe of Bobby Fischer, I would not want that brain inside my head. His was a living hell as is the lives of nearly all the insane. I thank him for his genius but would not want to be like him. Be thankful your the stumbling inept dolt that you are.
Originally posted by Evil Pawn 666But even as such, most of us have, at least a couple times in our lifetimes, flashes of purely divinely inspired genius that lift us to the highest pinnacle of our chess playing abilities.
Chess is a game for two people. The reigning World Champion and histop challanger. The rest of us are spectators. Give the world a break and quit crying. Its the only game where you can watch and really appreciate the genius of the players. Just knowing how much better these over developed thinking machines are than us is an indicator they are not nor ...[text shortened]... enius but would not want to be like him. Be thankful your the stumbling inept dolt that you are.
It's this waiting and searching for the next ecstatic rush that keeps us going, knowing it's there deep inside us, waiting for the right moment to be revealed.
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Originally posted by SuzianneYou are absolutely correct. I love the game. Its the only reason I own a computer. I am at best a mediocre player, but appreciate the nuances of the game more than my abilities would suggest. Its people like us that keep the popularity of the game alive. Hang in there toots and good games are my hope for you.
But even as such, most of us have, at least a couple times in our lifetimes, flashes of purely divinely inspired genius that lift us to the highest pinnacle of our chess playing abilities.
It's this waiting and searching for the next ecstatic rush that keeps us going, knowing it's there deep inside us, waiting for the right moment to be revealed.
😉
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Originally posted by Evil Pawn 666toots?
You are absolutely correct. I love the game. Its the only reason I own a computer. I am at best a mediocre player, but appreciate the nuances of the game more than my abilities would suggest. Its people like us that keep the popularity of the game alive. Hang in there toots and good games are my hope for you.
i'd kick his ass if i were you suzi.
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Originally posted by SuzianneNow that's a bit schmalzy 😛
But even as such, most of us have, at least a couple times in our lifetimes, flashes of purely divinely inspired genius that lift us to the highest pinnacle of our chess playing abilities.
It's this waiting and searching for the next ecstatic rush that keeps us going, knowing it's there deep inside us, waiting for the right moment to be revealed.
😉
