ABaldwin67 wrote:
A good clue that you're playing a novice...they call the knight the "horsey".
Or they call the pawns the "little short bald-headed dudes."
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akafett wrote:
ABaldwin67 wrote:
A good clue that you're playing a novice...they call the knight the "horsey".
Or they call the pawns the "little short bald-headed dudes."
LOL yeah, that too.
akafett wrote:
ABaldwin67 wrote:
A good clue that you're playing a novice...they call the knight the "horsey".
Or they call the pawns the "little short bald-headed dudes."
I was teaching a kid chess, and when we got to the pawns he sat there for a moment without saying anything... finally he said... "pawns?"
I said, yeah, they're called pawns. Another long pause... "Paaawns?" he says with a puzzled look, drawing out the pronunciation.
Yeah, pawns.
Another long pause, and I start to wonder if the kid is mentally deficient. He asks, "like the body of water? Ponds?"
lol, I was just mishearing him.
A good clue that you're playing a novice...they call the knight the "horsey".
or pony.