That's what you would say when only 1 of your books got sold...and then returned...
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What is the cover going to have on it...a picture of you leaving?
It's a good read actually, you could do with reading it, you might learn something about being funny.
everybody knows thats where the best sellers are read, really old chap try harder!!
Moriarty_697 wrote:
Hi
Is pump up your rating any good ?
Mar 6, 2015
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#87
mylifeisveryboring wrote:
i have copy on the top of my loo water tank
Good place for a small library.
I've browsed Pump Up Your Rating by Axel Smith.
It looks good. It's not based on one big idea, but lots of little ones. It's about getting serious and organized in your chess ambitions.
Smith has results to back up his ideas:
There is a reason I have a strong opinion of how to practise chess: I started training seriously only as an adult and hence know which methods worked for me and which didn't. The first year after I started to practise methodically, in 2006 when I was 20 years old, I improved from Elo 2093 to 2205. The second year brought me up to 2458.
Perhaps I'll get back to this book more seriously.
mylifeisveryboring wrote:
SharonCarter wrote:
everybody knows thats where the best sellers are read, really old chap try harder!!
no darling, i dont read in the loo. im in and out, unlike u and kay, u guys are old
Well I say if you're going to do something, take your time and do it really well.
Making something complicated does not make it better.
ipcress12 wrote:
I've browsed Pump Up Your Rating by Axel Smith.
It looks good. It's not based on one big idea, but lots of little ones. It's about getting serious and organized in your chess ambitions.
Smith has results to back up his ideas:
There is a reason I have a strong opinion of how to practise chess: I started training seriously only as an adult and hence know which methods worked for me and which didn't. The first year after I started to practise methodically, in 2006 when I was 20 years old, I improved from Elo 2093 to 2205. The second year brought me up to 2458.
Perhaps I'll get back to this book more seriously.
Thank you
Is that walnut??
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Mar 7, 2015
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#95
Mr-Endron wrote:
Some nice books there. I just acquired Moskalenko's Pirc-Modern two weeks ago. The old RHM Press book on the Najdorf is a treasure.
mylifeisveryboring wrote:
cornbeefhashvili wrote:
At least kayknight is not some self-promoting moron.
no that would be you
Oooooooo.... Burn unit.... Not.
hey kay how many customers returned back your autobiography/manifest of a loser today?
Yeah I heard he was the ghost writer for you!!