It's odd, but lately, even though I have half a dozen or so chess chess games going simultaneously, none of my opponents plays on Saturday. And it isn't the same set of opponents either (nominally, anyway), over time. Have I stumbled into a Hasidic chess site where chess is off-limits on the Sabbath?
Originally posted by Mark AdkinsThe majority only play from the office?
It's odd, but lately, even though I have half a dozen or so chess chess games going simultaneously, none of my opponents plays on Saturday. And it isn't the same set of opponents either (nominally, anyway), over time. Have I stumbled into a Hasidic chess site where chess is off-limits on the Sabbath?
Originally posted by Mark AdkinsWe've been waiting for you, Chosen One.
It's odd, but lately, even though I have half a dozen or so chess chess games going simultaneously, none of my opponents plays on Saturday. And it isn't the same set of opponents either (nominally, anyway), over time. Have I stumbled into a Hasidic chess site where chess is off-limits on the Sabbath?
30 Jun 07
Originally posted by Mark AdkinsYou've heard of Seventh Day Adventists? These are Seventh Day Amish. Six days they have electricity...
It's odd, but lately, even though I have half a dozen or so chess chess games going simultaneously, none of my opponents plays on Saturday. And it isn't the same set of opponents either (nominally, anyway), over time. Have I stumbled into a Hasidic chess site where chess is off-limits on the Sabbath?
Originally posted by SJ247You fascinate me strangely, Jalapeno Donkey. Nice photo. True, the chin's a bit too strong, and do I really want a woman with a penchant for scatological humor? (No.) Still, there's something there worth salvaging.
Sunday's they're all too hung over to do anything but play on computer?
Speaking of which, I've been watching this video all afternoon:
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My advice, if you have problems with irritating pauses, is to let it play through once without intervention, after which it should be possible to play it through from the beginning as many times as desired, without difficulties.