Stuff Non-Chess Players Say


@CookedQueen Woah, chill man. I don't want to make an enemy. Sorry if I sounded rude or anything. I was just wondering.

Must have some imagination.
Then again we're moving around pieces and assigning movements to these pieces. That's quite imaginative already.
You're right!
In fact, it is kind of magical.
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do you really want me to explain you the word repeat?
@CookedQueen you are starting an argument for no reason. WHY?

@CookedQueen you are starting an argument for no reason. WHY?
Which argument, there's nothing like an argument. So your question doesn't makes sense.
Any more questions to me?

@CookedQueen you are starting an argument for no reason. WHY?
Which argument, there's nothing like an argument. So your question doesn't makes sense.
Any more questions to me?
Why were you cooked?

"Why does white go first in chest? This is sooooooo racist!!!!!!"
"Why are you using + and #? Oh, I see you're cussing cuz u looooosing!!!!"
"Why are you putting an N on that paper when you move the horsey? Horsey duz not start with 'N' dummy!!!"
(My little sister says this) "The horseys and the castles are having a meeting away from the board. U can't come..."
" Canz i sacrifice a horsey and destroy ur entire army with a magical dragon????"


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(My little sister says this) "The horseys and the castles are having a meeting away from the board. U can't come..."
" Canz i sacrifice a horsey and destroy ur entire army with a magical dragon????"
^lol

I met someone who causes me to redefine our made up term, "non-chesser". I set up my board in a coffee shop and got up to get a tasty beverage. When I got back, this little girl, about 8 years old, was sitting at the table on the white side of the board; her mom sat at an adjacent table. I sat down and said, "Do you play?"
"I wish," she replied.
"Do you want me to show you?"
"Yeah!" her face lighting up.
Over the next 45 minutes, we played an instructional game. I lead her through opening principles (including how the pieces move), middle game tactics, and ended with a basic mate at the end (she # me, of coarse ). Now, this little girl knew nothing of the game and picked up on it very quickly because she was so interested in it. She was a "chesser" from the beginning and didn't even know it.