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BlargDragon

Oct 30, 2017

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#81

MaximRecoil wrote:

FBloggs wrote:

Minarima wrote:

You must be great fun at parties.

Nobody would invite him and nobody would accept his invitation. ;-)

Before playing the cliche "You must be great fun at parties" card, you should be in some sort of position that doesn't make it unintentionally hilarious coming from you. You two realize that you're on a chess forum, right?

They would have avoided you completely if it were a party forum.

MaximRecoil

Oct 30, 2017

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#82

BlargDragon wrote:

MaximRecoil wrote:

FBloggs wrote:

Minarima wrote:

You must be great fun at parties.

Nobody would invite him and nobody would accept his invitation. ;-)

Before playing the cliche "You must be great fun at parties" card, you should be in some sort of position that doesn't make it unintentionally hilarious coming from you. You two realize that you're on a chess forum, right?

They would have avoided you completely if it were a party forum.

How's the weather out there today, in deep, deep left field?

baloma

Nov 5, 2017

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#83

On the "luck" issue... If your opponent's bad moves are "good luck" for you, then does that mean when I make inferior moves and lose, that's just "bad luck" for me and not a reflection on my skill?

baloma

Nov 5, 2017

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#84

I see. So if I blunder and lose, that's because I played less skillfully than my opponent. But if my opponent blunders and loses to me, that's not me playing more skillfully than him, but just dumb luck. Thanks for clarifying.