Stuff Non-Chess Players Say

^What would Siri say... 

OK. I must clarify my disclaimer in the interest of being honest. I said, "...to all of those I have defeated..."  I have only beaten one person (twice) on this site and she is definately no wood pusher in my book.

There, I feel better now.

(-;

I stand partially corrected. I have no clue how many possibilities there are then. Care to do some math? 

I'm pretty sure we can beat or at least tie go when 19x19 chess is invented

Sure nuff! Trigger loves math!

Derp giraffe is wrong. 1 + 1 is obviously 3. Mammals these days! (mutters under breath: so dumb).

@ December: Great! Just think. When I work remotely, I take my 2 hour lunch and play chess at the local cafe. Benefits of working remotely. Or is it remotely working? Hmm.

^Lol. Well, *I* only had to work 2 days this week and 2 days next week at my part time summer job! I'm not trying to make a living off of this job obviously it's just some spending/saving money, so, I'm happy to have some free time during the SUMMER, emphasis on summer! :) 

hehe

Saving money is a very good thing, I've learned many ways of doing this, it's very satisfying, way to go Dragon!!

Thank you, thank you. I like this support group. lol

I save $ by being a tight-wad. Actually, I save change; that's one way I save.

Change is great, I just cashed in $58 the other day...and into the bank it went!

I found a $20 on the ground last month! Woo-hoo! It's long gone now though lol 

BTW back for another year (2 semesters) of University Chess Club meetings in 4 weeks! Summer went by so fast. 

Now find that every month and you are on your way!

Lol, funny thing is, I found it in the store. So of course I didn't save it. I spent it on something worth $20 in there. What – it was a really cute top!!!!! (-:

You spent it on clothes?  I would have bought candy!

$3? Now it'd be probably be $3 for the hot dog, $2.50 for the soda, and $1.25 for the candy, totaling more than twice that. Oh, how I hate thee, inflation...

Ok, December, Dragon, I can top you. True story. When I was 13, I was raking leaves off of our pool cover and found a $100 bill. That's right, a Ben Franklin. I asked my dad if he lost it, he said no. So, I used it to help me buy my guitar.

I am confused, Buster. It is right that you can't castle out of check. It is a non-chess player who would say you could.