quitting chess com

i am quitting chess com because it sucks

Bye.

My wise old grandfather had some advice you could use:

"Don't let the door hit your ass on the way out."

               What would Miachel Douglass say??     "YOU FORGOT YOUR BRIEFCASE"

You forgot your briefcase! That was a classic scene. One of the best.

I forgot: Oh, please don't go.

I am not judging you because everyone has a right to an opinion. To me, it is the most wonderful website ever. Besides having a chance to play chess, I have met so many nice people. I LOVE this site!

           Another classic example of yet another chess.com member, FALLING DOWN.

The chess.com experience is what you make of it. What you put in is what you get out. 

You've been here for 8 days, hidden your nationality, mashed the keyboard to make your username so that you didn't reveal any personality. If you want to better your experience, I suggest opening up a little.

Well the "1982" part probably is significant.  Perhaps a birthday year.  

                56   82  ???    I've got it!  he was 82 ys old in 1956. I don't know how old that would make him today, but old people move slow.

I was thinking almost the same exact thing.

It does seem like every week someone posts they are leaving Chess.com. And they almost always get the same warm response.

Oh. I just remembered another one from some old song I can't remember:

"Don't go away mad, just go away."

I think that was from Poison's second album in 1990.  The same album as "Unskinny Bop" and that "Daddy's Fallen Angel" song.

It was Motley Crue. (In case anyone really cares)

Sorry JM. I posted this while you were posting your message. Glad to see someone cares.

Quoting yourself is fun. It feels as good as sending flowers to yourself.

Oh yeah it was Motley Crue!  Was I even close on the year?  Was it from Dr. Feelgood?  I own the "Girls Girls Girls" album (1987) and I'm pretty sure it wasn't on that one.

HA! Any suggestions for songs to give to Chess.com quitters?

"Ain't no sunshine" - Bill Withers

It is from Dr. Feelgood, but I think it was 1989.

I'm pretty sure Dr. Feelgood was 1991.  I forget though.

He's gonna be your Frank-en-stein!