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thumbelinamilestone

...aren't humans a bit silly, for the past is only the future lived in the moment we call today?

Stevie65
pie1523 wrote:

wow

I take it you took both pills

Stevie65
thumbelinamilestone wrote:

...aren't humans a bit silly, for the past is only the future lived in the moment we call today?

and you...Jeez!  Z it's only started since you popped in..call round we need to talk about it,and bring everything

learningthemoves

And yet there is a creativity in chess.

This could be what the writer was on about in his letter.

And the vague sense of forgetting something within the being of the OP.

Longing to connect with the great creativity locked within the more than a game.

It is almost like "the it that there is no".

So in appreciation of this, I will share an idea channeled from the creative although it may only make perfect sense like perfect pitch is in the ear of the listener.

So many hats to wear. Sometimes the king and others the pawn.

Sometimes white or black, strong or weak

(It depends on what square you're on).

But if the winning lines of games could speak

Could they sing universally?

A tune that gets stuck in your head

like so many patterns, positions, games, memories, years.

So took each move, each piece, each rank, each file and each square.

And assigned it a musical note.

Something interesting happened.

The winning games all shared a similarity in tune, melody, pitch and even rhythm!

Quiet moves like rests.

Pawn storms like eighth notes.

The long bishop's diagonal crossing the board like the notes of a scale.

Each game an unique song!

We can now listen to our favorite chess games!

They said chess can be its own language.

And every language deserves one to speak it, and each song one to sing.

Oh! The moving heroism within the sounds of the sacrifice.

What's this? The unresolved tension in the notes of the stalemate.

The tight wall of sound in the closed position.

The lively melody of the open games.

The triumphant praise song of the checkmate.

Chess Music.

If this feature was available, would you enable it?

splitleaf
Conflagration_Planet wrote:

Perhaps chess gradually sucks your soul away.

Sounds painful.  This guy doesn't seem to mind too much though.

GMegaMan

sounds like calcification of the pineal gland aka third eye, the goverment wants to calcify the third eye so we become easy to control its part of the flouride agenda Stage three by the Reptilians. try drinking less tap water. sike

Stevie65

God got there first with Gonorrhea

GMegaMan

 oh damn it does look rude doesn't it

Conflagration_Planet
splitleaf wrote:
Conflagration_Planet wrote:

Perhaps chess gradually sucks your soul away.

Sounds painful.  This guy doesn't seem to mind too much though.

 

Too much chess, all right.

eddysallin
RonBurch wrote:

This may sound a little strange, but I was just wondering if anyone else has had a similar experience to me. Sometimes, when playing games, I have an utterly strange feeling that I have forgotten something - and I don't just mean some tactic, or positionally advantageous idea: it is like something in my being is not there. There is a sense of bewildermant and frustration, indepedent of the postion on the board, as if I know there is something there, but that whenever I try to fully know what that thing is, it turns to dust. I repeat, this has nothing to do with success on the board, in fact it only seems to occur when I am doing well. Many very good positions have been utterly ruined by this happening when suddenly this, by now, fairly familiar feeling, has overwhelmed me, and made the decision making process inoperable. All I can think of is this ineffable thing that I have forgotten.

U and tom were suppose to meet us at the time travel worm hole so we could go home.... instead chess,chess,chess.

Aletool

I will not worry about until "the small voices on your head" start to tell You what pieces You should move

Stevie65

I new there was a reason why i'm not a grand master!

DrSpudnik

Don't leave home without the tin foil hat!

thumbelinamilestone

...and don't forget the garlic!!! Magnesium + garlic = a healthy wealthy Pineal gland, full of vim and vigor! Some people like a little Potassium to help too! mmm...I may have to try some too, my chess needs vastly  improving ... brb, off to the shops soon to get some, not to worry a WGM I will be...LOL.

DrSpudnik

Won't zombies be attracted to your juicy pineal gland? Surprised

Tal1949

Paul Morphy. is that you?

thumbelinamilestone

that's what the garlic is for!, it's double functioning:)...Kiss or is garlic for Vampires, silver bullets for Werewolves, ...Holy Water for Zombies???

Stampnl

maybe you forgot to remember to forget

thumbelinamilestone

 (from:  Estragon  Holy water is for demons.  Zombies can only be stopped by severe head trauma, a sharp blow, a stake, or gunshot.

Or you can burn 'em.  They go up pretty quick. Wink)

 

lol...sounds like a bonfire or flamethrower thingy is needed, but surely there aren't that many Zombies, are there??? ...but I will heed your caution and carry a lighter, a bottle of Holy Water, garlic, a Holy Cross, with me at all times.Kiss

PS Don't worry about the Werewolves, I can howl louder then they can...LOL.

sorry to get off topic but one must show caution before engaging in memory loss and strange mental experiences while playing chess for abstract thinking can do these things:). But we must carry on!!!Embarassed

bronsteinitz

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