It shall go on, at least to the end of the year.
Debate: What to call "Online Chess"...
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BorgQueen wrote:
I give up.
Tracking turned off.
Gods, 19 months... thanks for a hint, buddy.
19 months. That's precsely 2,563,820 babies born since then. We can't undo that.
Oct 7, 2013
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winerkleiner wrote:
19 months. That's precsely 2,563,820 babies born since then. We can't undo that.
Oh, great. Way to bum us all out. Bringing us back to "reality" -- like the awful reality of overpopulation.
You know, we've been trying to discuss a Different serious issue here: "What to call Online Chess..." (Have you even been Trying to pay attention?) (LOL)
Oct 7, 2013
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#1428
Ziryab wrote:
2,563,820 babies who have never mailed a post card.
OK, I take your point: paper communication is on the way out. Chess moves put on post cards are probably not the wave of the future.
But think about your example here and ask yourself: "Has mailing post cards Ever been a popular activity for babies?" I hope you'll try to think these things through more thoroughly in the future, before you just post a comment willy-nilly. 
Oct 7, 2013
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motherinlaw wrote:
Ziryab wrote:
2,563,820 babies who have never mailed a post card.
OK, I take your point: paper communication is on the way out. Chess moves put on post cards are probably not the wave of the future.
But think about your example here and ask yourself: "Has mailing post cards Ever been a popular activity for babies?" I hope you'll try to think these things through more thoroughly in the future, before you just post a comment willy-nilly.
Naw. They're simply too young. Give 'em a few years and many of them will mail postcards. Kids do still. I get several every year from my cousin in Rome.
motherinlaw wrote:
winerkleiner wrote:
19 months. That's precsely 2,563,820 babies born since then. We can't undo that.
Oh, great. Way to bum us all out. Bringing us back to "reality" -- like the awful reality of overpopulation.
You know, we've been trying to discuss a Different serious issue here: "What to call Online Chess..." (Have you even been Trying to pay attention?) (LOL)
I've been trying but the noise from all those babies crying I couldn't, I panicked sorry. :)
Gives me an idea: "you can make a baby faster than this, chess" (though depending on your interpretation that could also describe bullet for some).
Baby for sale.
Oct 8, 2013
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winerkleiner wrote:
motherinlaw wrote:
winerkleiner wrote:
19 months. That's precsely 2,563,820 babies born since then. We can't undo that.
Oh, great. Way to bum us all out. Bringing us back to "reality" -- like the awful reality of overpopulation.
You know, we've been trying to discuss a Different serious issue here: "What to call Online Chess..." (Have you even been Trying to pay attention?) (LOL)
I've been trying but the noise from all those babies crying I couldn't, I panicked sorry. :)
Apology accepted. Let's try to put this behind us. (lol)
Hear here! There's just nothing wrong with "Online chess"!
Oct 8, 2013
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#1435
whitebull wrote:
Hear here! There's just nothing wrong with "Online chess"!
Nope. Nothing wrong with playing correspondence paced online, nor bullet, nor blitz, nor 960, nor rapid, nor standard. Nonetheless, it helps to distinguish chess played in days per move (correspondence) from chess played in a few hours or a few minutes.
motherinlaw wrote:
winerkleiner wrote:
motherinlaw wrote:
winerkleiner wrote:
19 months. That's precsely 2,563,820 babies born since then. We can't undo that.
Oh, great. Way to bum us all out. Bringing us back to "reality" -- like the awful reality of overpopulation.
You know, we've been trying to discuss a Different serious issue here: "What to call Online Chess..." (Have you even been Trying to pay attention?) (LOL)
I've been trying but the noise from all those babies crying I couldn't, I panicked sorry. :)
Apology accepted. Let's try to put this behind us. (lol)
Yes, like I always say, "make love not war", or in this case, "make babies not war"...who wants to make a baby?
Oct 8, 2013
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#1437
"Yes, like I always say, "make love not war", or in this case, "make babies not war"...who wants to make a baby?"
A lovely invitation, wk! I'm sure lots of women on this site will respond warmly, because they long to have -- as the expression goes -- "a bun in the oven." Just a reminder: check first to be sure they still have ovens. You don't want to waste your time when your biological clock is ticking, right?
motherinlaw wrote:
"Yes, like I always say, "make love not war", or in this case, "make babies not war"...who wants to make a baby?"
A lovely invitation, wk! I'm sure lots of women on this site will respond warmly, because they long to have -- as the expression goes -- "a bun in the oven." Just a reminder: check first to be sure they still have ovens. You don't want to waste your time when your biological clock is ticking, right?
Lol, yes you're very right, a time saver indeed, and making time and exploring the oven is half the fun! I hope this goes through censors intact. 
Oct 10, 2013
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#1439
winerkleiner wrote:
motherinlaw wrote:
"Yes, like I always say, "make love not war", or in this case, "make babies not war"...who wants to make a baby?"
A lovely invitation, wk! I'm sure lots of women on this site will respond warmly, because they long to have -- as the expression goes -- "a bun in the oven." Just a reminder: check first to be sure they still have ovens. You don't want to waste your time when your biological clock is ticking, right?
Lol, yes you're very right, a time saver indeed, and making time and exploring the oven is half the fun! I hope this goes through censors intact.
Well done. You have at least a medium rare talent for this!
I bet the beat goes on.