If you want the one with correct spelling, that'll be $10 extra.
Publisher spells "chess" wrong
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EscherehcsE wrote:
Its limited edition.
If you want the one with correct spelling, that'll be $10 extra.
They probably only had one red s.
Sep 14, 2014
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#6
It's an intentional spotting exercise, just to keep chess players detail-oriented.
P.S. why couldn't my parents have given me a super cool name like "Magnus"?....*sigh*
Did you ask them ?
Sep 14, 2014
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#8
It wasn't in the U.S. popular baby names book, at least that's what they said before they stopped taking my calls.
http://www.amazon.ca/Magnus-Force-Carlsen-Kasparovs-Record/dp/1781941335
It seems to be a common typo.
Sep 14, 2014
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iMacChess wrote:
Doesn't that misspelling make it a collectors item?
Only if collectors are willing to pay extra for the screwup. As a reader, I'd be concerned that they didn't use any proofreaders.
Just be glad it wasn't Everyman Cheese
Sep 14, 2014
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MathSlayer4444 wrote:
Just be glad it wasn't Everyman Cheese
Or Magnum Force.
Poor
Syd_Arthur wrote:
It's an intentional spotting exercise, just to keep chess players detail-oriented.
P.S. why couldn't my parents have given me a super cool name like "Magnus"?....*sigh*
You can legally change your name if you want to.
Sep 14, 2014
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#19
Requested name change not found in U.S. favorite names database...no furthur applicatitions accepted due to solar flare.
I bought a copy of the book "Magnus Force." I noticed that on the backcover that Everyman Chess spelled the word "chess" incorrectly: