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Originally posted by Barnacle JimThose other guys are pulling your leg,It's a bug.
In my current game my pawn occupied sq C5 and my oponents occupied sq B5. He has moved to C6 and taken my pawn in the process. Now I know my chess kudos is pretty minimal and I may be short of a rule or two on occassion but that is impossible isn't it? Both in a normal chess game on a board and by rights on the system we are using here?
Any comments please feel free...
Originally posted by leisurelyslothEffeminacy is character trait of showing femininity, unmanliness, womanliness, weakness, softness or delicacy. I would say that describes what was said.
Please define "Nancy". I tried looking this up, for instance at:
http://www.peevish.co.uk/slang/n.htm
and don't see how this would apply to Suzianne. 😕
Effeminacy comes from the Latin, ex which is "out" and femina which means woman; it basically means to be like a woman. The Latin term is mollities, meaning "softness".
You're saying suzianne isn't like a woman?
Originally posted by Will EverittIn the Mortal Kombat, are there additional rewards for Fatalities, Babalities, Animalities etc?
The other thing to watch out for is if your opponent slaps you in the face with a glove then the game is declared on hold an a mini game of Bumblesnap chess takes place. You had better take the time to learn the rules here they are
Rules for Chess (Lewis' Bumblesnap Variation (tm))
1 The board is set up in the usual way, with just one variation: t ...[text shortened]... er can remove one of his opponents pawns but not the furthest one from the back row.
For Jaded Displacement, can I use my opponent's Eejit instead of my own?
Do Knights have summoning sickness? Does it make a difference if they are White Knights or Black Knights? Do they have first strike and Protection from the other color?
Originally posted by AThousandYoungIn the Mortal Kombat, are there additional rewards for Fatalities, Babalities, Animalities etc?
In the Mortal Kombat, are there additional rewards for Fatalities, Babalities, Animalities etc?
For Jaded Displacement, can I use my opponent's Eejit instead of my own?
Do Knights have summoning sickness? Does it make a difference if they are White Knights or Black Knights? Do they have first strike and Protection from the other color?
Yes and the animation is played if you are playing advanced mode.
For Jaded Displacement, can I use my opponent's Eejit instead of my own?
Your own.
Do Knights have summoning sickness? Does it make a difference if they are White Knights or Black Knights? Do they have first strike and Protection from the other color?
They do not have haste so you cannot move them on the turn you play them. Of course it makes a difference of the colour as you need the mana to cast them.
Black knight has protection from white and first strike.
Silver Knight has protection from red and first strike.
White knight has protection from black and first strike.
Femeref Knight has flanking.
Originally posted by BowmannWe've had this discussion about "basic" rules before. It's one of the RULES of the game. No qualifiying adjective necessary, because in your view there are no non-basic rules.
Don't be such a Nancy.
We're talking about one of the basic rules of the game. Players who don't know them should be ridiculed. Publically, if possible.
Originally posted by BowmannYour memory is defective. I asked you for a 'non-basic' rule and you started listing rules of THIS SITE, not rules of the game of chess.
Wrong.
For someone who's incredibly pedantic about the English language, you certainly have trouble living up to your own standards. Have you looked up the definition of 'hypocrite' lately?
Originally posted by orfeoDon't forget the definitions of a$$-wipe, sh1t-head and fcuktard.
Your memory is defective. I asked you for a 'non-basic' rule and you started listing rules of THIS SITE, not rules of the game of chess.
For someone who's incredibly pedantic about the English language, you certainly have trouble living up to your own standards. Have you looked up the definition of 'hypocrite' lately?
