Now that I've learned chess, whenever I bump into someone I say "J'adoube." And I never touch a woman unless I intend to move her
Chess Principles Applied to Life
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Jan 27, 2020
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I have written several letters to the National Trust in the UK asking that all medieval 'castles' be correctly renamed rooks. But I have yet to receive any replies SMH.
ok thanks
Jan 27, 2020
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#5
The Queen is happier mating with Knights than the King.
Lesson. Prefer Bishops over Knights.
ghost_of_pushwood wrote:
Yes, into the fathomless sands of Aruba.
The author did make it on to kindaspongey's list.
Jan 27, 2020
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#7
I disagree, bishops walk awkwardly in diagonal lines only and have a higher predilection for paedophilia than the average human. Also their entire existence is based on a fiction.
Jan 27, 2020
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Strangemover wrote:
I disagree, bishops walk awkwardly in diagonal lines only and have a higher predilection for paedophilia than the average human. Also their entire existence is based on a fiction.
Just don't leave your kids alone with the bishop. Don't let them join the choir or Sunday school.
Jan 27, 2020
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Alcoholics too I might add. A recent study by the Wine Institute found that the Vatican has the highest consumption of wine per person in the world, roughly 105 bottles per person each year. Explains the diagonal walking...
Jan 27, 2020
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#12
Strangemover wrote:
Ketamine I guess.
Wrong! Red Horse Beer! Ask the Filipinos.
Jan 27, 2020
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#13
Nice! 2 bottles of Kwak and I am walking like a knight and a bishop all at the same time. When I'm drunk they call me 'the variant'.
Jan 27, 2020
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bong711 wrote:
Strangemover wrote:
Ketamine I guess.
Wrong! Red Horse Beer! Ask the Filipinos.
For more added KICK, they mix with White Castle.
bong711 wrote:
Back to Topic.
Watch out for Captures, Threats and Check points.
Yes...the person you go near on the street could be a murderer.
Jan 27, 2020
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#18
After a Victory, don't accept Rematch. After a losing streak, don't ask for rematch .(Pertaining to gambling)
It made me think about in analyzing my Chess games how could I create a connection between the things that I’m learning on the chessboard and bettering myself day to day.
What principles do you think could be taken from Chess and applied to your life?
Looking for general life strategies. 😃