"He Retains the Advantage" - The Importance of Pronouns in Chess - Chess Forums - Page 12

AlisonHart · 2014-05-30T22:15:01-07:00

I started playing chess when I was five........after I saw the classic game Carpet v. Djinn in Disney's Aladdin, I begged my dad to teach me, got hooked, and the rest is history. I've always been proud to call myself a chess player, and, like most five-year-olds, I didn't think too de

How-Much-Is-The-Fish

Nov 21, 2015

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#221

OMG!! it's actually Huey Williams! He is an icon!

Elubas

Nov 21, 2015

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#222

HueyWilliams wrote:

Elubas wrote:

You're so selective with your agreement yet the one time you do it's such a bad choice! Of course it has meaning. The alternative would be that the only thing required for goodness is to just only say what "feels good," just pretend everything is the way you want it to be. That's probably not going to make for an easy life in the long run.

Honestly looby, I have no idea what the hell you're talking about. (Do you?)

I mean... do you know what it means to say something that merely "feels good?" Do you know what it means to feel good? Do you know what it means to pretend? I'd love to help but it's hard to see where you'd get tripped up; I could make a random guess somewhere but it probably wouldn't be very fruitful :)

How-Much-Is-The-Fish

Nov 21, 2015

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#223

Just say "I feel goooood!". simples.