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Chess Addiction: I'm losing my life to push the wood . . .
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I wonder if the photo of Jude Acers was taken in New Orleans ?
Yeah, I believe that's his spot in the French Quarters
The first website I visit when I get on the computer is not google. Here is what I do:
1. Open Chrome
2.Type 'chess' and press ctrl + Enter
This works, ctrl +enter adds www. and .com to an address giving you quicker access to chess.com...I mean...the Internet. 
Apr 21, 2009
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I think they're called Philidor and Lucena's position, not defense. And yes, I'm an addict.
Tomato Tomatoe SeverIII! You are an addict lol ha!
Nelso... that is pretty geeky bro... I thought I was bad.. but you crave the desire of actually typing it in lol... I just have it as my home page...
I can't walk across a series of squares without moving in the shape of a knight 
Read this.
I am sitting here at work reading this topic, knowing that i should get some work done. I spent a big amount of my working day on chess.com, and a lot of hours after work. Every time i think to my self(i am doing it now). "you should really close chess.com and start working harder), but while thinking that i find a new and interesting post or game, and i am back to where i started.
Apr 22, 2009
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Simendo wrote:
I am sitting here at work reading this topic, knowing that i should get some work done. I spent a big amount of my working day on chess.com, and a lot of hours after work. Every time i think to my self(i am doing it now). "you should really close chess.com and start working harder), but while thinking that i find a new and interesting post or game, and i am back to where i started.
Evaluate your position/circumstances.
Consider whether you stand to lose more than you can afford.
Select your next move/action wisely.
Lol Artfizz. Thats hilarious ... I find myself in a winning position:)
"I can't imagine a life without chess." - Antoaneta Stefanova. I couldn't have put it better!
shovingwood wrote:
"I can't imagine a life without chess." - Antoaneta Stefanova. I couldn't have put it better!
How true...
Apr 22, 2009
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nqi wrote:
I can't walk across a series of squares without moving in the shape of a knight
I thought this one might be a joke...but I'm rethinking that.
Apr 22, 2009
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Oh, I have one... I get irritated when newspapers use "GM" to talk about General Motors...because I feel like it's initially misleading.
Wow...I CAN recall everything on that list!
severIII wrote:
I think they're called Philidor and Lucena's position, not defense.
No one claimed otherwise...
In this picture . .. we see the ultimate chess addict: Jude Acers
The all too consuming world of chess. I think at least every serious chess player had Chess to interfere with either one of the following
I lived in DC a couple of summers ago and would play with a group of guys in Silver Springs, MD at the Starbucks. It's really funny... we would sit out there and play all night... and if we got tired...we would travel to Dupont Circle and play more. I'm not married, but the married guys wives would call them and couldn't believe they were possibly out until 2am playing chess! lol. We had a discussion...and suprisignly...each person had some conflict with chess and their girlfriend/boyfriend/wife at some point (and the younger players school lol).
So I guess my question is... how did you tame your chess bug? (or rather... is it tamed at all? lol)
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