I used big boy words too like "orthogonal" which cancels out profanity.
Like I told the judge: "[removed -- MOD] your honor" and it all worked out in the end.
How does the knight move?
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Mar 5, 2017
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Bro, you're a literal knight. You should appreciate this topic more. It's all about you.
Bilbo21 wrote:
Nochin to worry about 😉
Lol who is this dude?
Mar 10, 2017
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The dude sounds like Squidward.
In Russian, the night moves in an G shape. The Russian G is like this:
Г
But ya, and L too.
He also has another 10 minute video explaining how the pawn moves and captures LOL.
He is also so enthusiastic when he speaks....
Remember, when you have insomnia just watch those videos and the problem will be over.
Man, the movement of the knight is so complicated. I think I will rewatch the whole video again!
BTW, I think even squidward has more personality than him haha
Knights should be free to move as they wish.
it is the only piece that could move around corners
DavidHHH hat geschrieben:
Knights should be free to move as they wish.
They used to, and they could ride down their own peons at their leisure.
Modern times have put an end to this, however.
Like an "L" right?
Or you could go all Russian, trying to sound fancy, and say "the nearest square that isn't orthogonal or diagonal."
Which is a fancy way of saying [removed -- MOD]. Also it covers all the squares on a 5x5 board that a queen doesn't, which is the same thing.
But THIS guy. This guy made a [removed -- MOD] 10 minute video about how the knight moves. Wow