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if you could only give me one thing (can be anything) with the goal to make me happy, what would you give me. can not copy other's answers pom juice

Explore the woods

ayooo guyssss its @AstroTheoretical_Physics's bday so write some good messages for him: ) and again HAPPPPYYYYYY BIRTHDAY ASTROOOO: )

Ketchup was used as medicine

Sorry for not posting daily questions lately ive been sick and have been really busy with work, I'll try to start posting them again this week

Friedlieb Ferdinand Runge- he discovered caffeine

A therapist

How many seconds are in a year ( trick question : ) )

bro today I was representing my school in the MUN (model United Nations) in UNHRC and in stage fear i forgot how to hold the paper it took me like 10 seconds to figure it out I had done so well in the mocks I have another performance on 9 and 10 nov pls help me

I really like the background : )

Is there any way to solve this without using complicated limit functions and stuff? (without approximation, solve mathematically)

Guys omg enough with the ehm forums, idk if im right but im gonna start deleting all these ehm forums.

1. Intro to business 2. Sociology 3. Geometry

if u ever have kids what r u gonna name them XDDD: )

Stories related to paranormal activities and supernatural beings have always been intriguing. But what relation do they have with chess? Well, today I am gonna sure with you some of the most mysterious events and cases in chess history. The Haunting of Hampton Court Palace Hampton Court Palace in England is famous for its historical significance and its connection to various British monarchs, including King Henry VIII. It is said to be haunted, and one of the ghostly occurrences involves chess. Visitors and staff at the palace have reported witnessing the ghostly apparitions of two figures playing chess in the palace's gallery. The story goes that the spirits of two former residents, Sir Thomas More and Bishop Fisher, who were executed during Henry VIII's reign, continue their unfinished game for all eternity. The Anderssen-Harrwitz Haunting Adolf Anderssen, a famous 19th-century chess player, was involved in a ghostly chess story. According to legend, Anderssen played a game of chess against Daniel Harrwitz, a fellow chess master, on the night of Harrwitz's death. Harrwitz allegedly appeared as a ghost and made a move in the game posthumously. This story has been widely circulated in chess literature, but it should be taken as more of a spooky anecdote than a historical account. The Curse of Alekhine's Grave It is said that Alekhine's grave in Lisbon, Portugal, is cursed. For many years, players believed that anyone who visited his grave would not become a World Chess Champion. The alleged curse has been the subject of superstition and intrigue. Thanks for reading, that's it for today. - Top Blogger and Chess.com writer @AstroTheoretical_Physics

I had never seen such a thing. A FIDE Master named @JustChessCrazy got closed for abuse?! 🫢 I wonder what he did. This is extremely rare.

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~title~Mine is probably the Ranger's apprentice series which i've read in dutch and its spin-off series Brotherband (: