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Originally posted by MahoutScore, you mean win? Or does a draw suffice?
b) score
Originally posted by Mr ChI noticed that too but the squares are the wrong way round...a dark sq is on the right when it should be a light sq...annoying!
And I notice that Starbucks over in the UK always has a small table with a chessboard veneer.
Where else do people see these things?
Originally posted by MahoutAnd there is a music video - I think it is madonna, but can't be sure because all I noticed was the board was the wrong way round there too.
I noticed that too but the squares are the wrong way round...a dark sq is on the right when it should be a light sq...annoying!
Originally posted by ivan2908very good choice, the other is costly and usually bring short term happiniess and maybe long term sadness 🙂
I found some cool new friends on the beach... I am 22... They are 70+, yeah males... But they play CHESS all the time in a beach pub !!! . And all that hot chicks in hot bikinis tend to avoid chess so I rather hang out with my new friends !!! 😵
Originally posted by HolyTI often get really frustrated watching football, because the players/coaches obviously understand concepts like activity, pressure, development etc. very poorly. the worst is how totally wrong they understand how to win a won game. -they usually back down to passive play, and allow the opponent all the counterplay they want! -as chessplayers we know that's almost guanranteed way to lose the advantage, and often even the game, but the footballers simply don't know this. and because of that, a huge number of goals are done within the very last few minutes of the game.
When I'm playing a lot of chess, I see chess patterns on the soccer pitch. As a goalie, I usually have a good view of the entire field. For some reason, this happens more with with outdoor soccer (11 players a side) than with indoor soccer (6 a side). It actually seems to help me understand what's happening in the game better.
Originally posted by FabianFnasI can back fabianfnas on this, he is not addicted, he has restrained himself from moving for 11 days in our games. 😉 ....Take you time no hurry!!
I'm not chess addicted. I can stop whenever I want. But I don't want to. I don't have to. I'm not chess addicted.
Originally posted by slappy115Looks like you sacrificed a bishop for no compensation. Always remember that a mating attack should be developed over time. Try a foot massage and keep clear of chess chat. Find something to say about celebrity gossip or furnishings or the latest developments in microbiology if that's her thing...doesn't matter so long as it's her topic. If you do want to talk about chess say something like: "I know I play a lot of chess but I would give all up for you even though I know you are too kind and considerate to ever ask such a thing"
I'm pretty addicted to chess. The other night I grabbed my lady (who doesn't play chess or know anything about it) and threw her on the bed. I said, "King takes Queen on matress's four." To which, she slapped me and left because she was sick of hearing about chess (sometimes I talk about it for no reason).