i do
Making me laugh again. Oh, wait, that's not a lie, so...
@winerkleiner You could say, "Miss Kennedy sucks." Wait no you couldnt say that either. But maybe you could just say, "Miss Kennedy isn't any fun at all, she seems a little up tight."
This thread is populated by individuals with excellent grammar and a very high intelligence quotient average.
@winerkleiner You could say, "Miss Kennedy sucks." Wait no you couldnt say that either. But maybe you could just say, "Miss Kennedy isn't any fun at all, she seems a little up tight."
Lol I am not sure what to say in this Twilight Zone of a forum. I suppose in a situation like this we can only dance! Wee
I'm not having any trouble distinguishing between opposite rules and truth/untruth rules. Not a very funny topic. 
Wait, I believe that face is incorrect.
Tell us a funny lie about chess and/or chess players!
I begin:
I can beat Kasparov after opening a game against him with a4 and h4
The more outrageous the lie, the funnier it is! Good job.
I haven't realized that sarcasm isn't a good litmus test for this type of thing.
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Double negatives don't seem to be a gray area... actually yes they do, my 3rd statement is correct. It woudln't be a bit funnier if opposites were worked in somehow.
Tell us a funny lie about chess and/or chess players!
I begin:
I can beat Kasparov after opening a game against him with a4 and h4
The more outrageous the lie, the funnier it is! Good job.
I haven't realized that sarcasm isn't a good litmus test for this type of thing.
. . .
Double negatives don't seem to be a gray area... actually yes they do, my 3rd statement is correct. It woudln't be a bit funnier if opposites were worked in somehow.
Double negatives are a big no-no. (See what I did there)
Double negatives are a big no-no. (See what I did there)
Worst case scenario of patting yourself on the back...

I know what I'm doing.