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How to deal with parents who hate chess ?
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eastyz wrote:
What about teaching them checkers?
Even i donot know how to play checkers so how do i teach them
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AcealanhBon wrote:
You play with them and let them win a few times.
Brother when they hate chess why will they play?
kaynight wrote:
Guys, I hope the OP does not have learning difficulties. If so, apologies for any remarks we have made on this thread.
who is OP?
Who is OP? Do you have a mirror in the house?
A-Tail-Of-2-Kittehs wrote:
it's really quite simple, tell them they either start to like chess or you will wait for them on the roof and drop a pig on their heads.
Feb 14, 2016
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#48
aakashmistri - you're the OP. OP = original poster.
As to your question, tell your parents that chess is one of the least dangerous things to be involved in. You could've been involved with bad things such as ( in increasing order of danger): alcohol, drugs, violence, bad women. :) So, chess ain't all that bad, cheer up, keep learning & playing. Best of luck!
No violence in chess? I was at a tournament where the players came to blows. When I looked at the position afterwards, it was as messy as were their faces after the punch up. The punch up actually provided more clarity than the board did.
You should never mess around with bad women until you check their rating if you cannot get hold of their bank account details.
I am not disputing what you say. The punch up was during the game, not after. Both players showed excellent fighting spirit. The players were eventually separated by an international arbiter. The loser was magnanimous in defeat.
SpiritoftheVictory wrote:
aakashmistri - you're the OP. OP = original poster.
As to your question, tell your parents that chess is one of the least dangerous things to be involved in. You could've been involved with bad things such as ( in increasing order of danger): alcohol, drugs, violence, bad women. :) So, chess ain't all that bad, cheer up, keep learning & playing. Best of luck!
Thanks
Feb 15, 2016
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ask your parents if they'd rather you play candy crush, agar.io, minecraft, etc.
also, have you got a job? if you don't, i'd recommend getting one and doing chess in your spare time, since i don't think you'd earn much money off chess.
Feb 15, 2016
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#55
Bring a girl, teach her the game, and play at your house. That would keep them quite. And let her help your mama in the kitchen. Chess will be the family's favourite past time! LOL
MASS_ATTACKER wrote:
ask your parents if they'd rather you play candy crush, agar.io, minecraft, etc.
also, have you got a job? if you don't, i'd recommend getting one and doing chess in your spare time, since i don't think you'd earn much money off chess.
I make 7 dollars an hour teaching chess.
logozar wrote:
MASS_ATTACKER wrote:
ask your parents if they'd rather you play candy crush, agar.io, minecraft, etc.
also, have you got a job? if you don't, i'd recommend getting one and doing chess in your spare time, since i don't think you'd earn much money off chess.
I make 7 dollars an hour teaching chess.
Just a shade under minimum wage. Sweet!
Leave home and cut all ties with your family. I did and look how far I've gone....
That is, I've left your home and cut all ties with your family.
it's really quite simple, tell them they either start to like chess or you will wait for them on the roof and drop a pig on their heads.