Originally posted by byedidia I'm looking for a pithy aphorism to complement "check all checks" that deals with looking for loose and hanging pieces. Any ideas?
Originally posted by byedidia I'm looking for a pithy aphorism to complement "check all checks" that deals with looking for loose and hanging pieces. Any ideas?
Originally posted by tvochess What's the difference between loose and hanging?
it may be subtle, i suspect a loose piece may be protected but insufficiently, whereas a hanging piece has absolutely no protection, although the two terms are probably used synonymously.
Caissas check'em and wreck'em while interesting does nothing to address the op's original question, that being a pithy saying for loose/hanging pieces and simply reiterates the check all checks scenario. I feel the services of johnnylongwoody the Irish poet might come in handy.
Originally posted by byedidia I'm looking for a pithy aphorism to complement "check all checks" that deals with looking for loose and hanging pieces. Any ideas?