08 Aug '08 12:31>
Originally posted by Dragon FireDidn't work in 96 cases so far. Only partly worked in 188 cases 😛
Fire indicates total destruction of opposition;
Dragons breathe fire which installs total fear into ones opponents.
Originally posted by adramforallAh yes! but the Dragon who recognising the inevitibility of the situation withdraws and concedes rather than sacrifices himself on the alter of expediency, returns another day with renewed vigour and crushes all. He is a very fearsome beast indeed.
Didn't work in 96 cases so far. Only partly worked in 188 cases 😛
Originally posted by greenpawn34User 414450 - P2 W0 D0 L2.
Hey DragonFire
There is guy on here called 'StGeorgeChess' he is going to get you.
Originally posted by Dragon FireOK then I summon User 376218
User 414450 - P2 W0 D0 L2.
I quiver in fear. Let him come!
Originally posted by greenpawn34Played 53
OK then I summon User 376218
Originally posted by Sam The ShamThere was a chess club in London, all of whose members were deaf, called Silent Knights. They were anything but silent as they made little grunting and squeaking noises as they communicated with each other.
College chess club I belonged to was called the Knights Of The Living Dead
Originally posted by greenpawn34Yes, but they mouthed words to each other with greatly exaggerated mouth movements (I guess this aided lip reading) and couldn't tell that they were also making grunting and squeaking noises as they did so.
...and squeaking noises as they communicated with each other.
But.....they were deaf??