its knight the russians say it because th word for knight is the same as elephant i think
Stuff Non-Chess Players Say

camberfoil wrote:
JayBo308 wrote:
Hey, Organic, do you slice your vegetables with a ninja's scimitar??
He probably uses a katana. Or perhaps a kunai or sai...#fruitninja
I will probably use a pitchfork and play chess with you with it

You can tell Organic uses his phone on this thread cause the quoting is a little off. I know cause I did that before too. heheheh. :3

Actually. In ancient India. The Kings had elephants, camels, horses and soldiers. So the game comprises of 1) pawns or soldiers 2) knight or horse who can jump 3) bishop or camel & 4) rook or elephant

OrganicVegetables wrote:
'I will probably use a pitchfork and play chess with you with it.'
Dude, I often play chess 'against the devil' when I have no OTB people for opponents. If I were to play you OTB, I think I would be afraid to 'fork' your queen & rook, for fear of gettin' stabbed w/ your haylifter.

Actually. In ancient India. The Kings had elephants, camels, horses and soldiers. So the game comprises of 1) pawns or soldiers 2) knight or horse who can jump 3) bishop or camel & 4) rook or elephant
That is truly interesting. Elephants and camels...

OK, then, a macho silver CROWN. Or maybe go with the second noun definition of tiara . . .
2. a high headdress worn by Persian kings in ancient times
Nice thread. Actually the first time I played chess was when I was 12 yrs old. There was a place in our locality where the people used to read newspapers. There a middle aged man used to bring some two to three chess boards and we used to start playing. We didn't even knew about castling back then (2000). I used to hear a lot of funny comments like "eat his horse. Or he'll kill your elephant." "He is laiding a trap for u" it was indeed very funny
Elephant?! Wonder which piece that'd be haha