whats the most usefull piece of advice u recieved for chess?

maybe you should say "read your note twice before you submit it" cause the spelling of [repeating] was incorrect.

1. Think: Why did they do that move?

• This prevents you from overlooking their move, because you thought they overlooked your
• This is actually MORE helpful against worse players.  Many lower ranked players (its why they stay low) think to themselves not "Is this the best long term strategy" but "Will that make him slip up" and try many threats, none of them perticularly sound.  But people do slip up against them

2. "Your problem is, you spend hours training for tactics.  But then you only check for blunders in one variation"

• Every check, threat, and positional move should be considered, even completly random ones

in chess... maKE EVERY move your best move.

in life... don't forget anything or anyone that made you smile.

Get the queen out early - the old cow needs the exercise.

LOL now that made me laugh but clearly bad advice. Can u pls try and give good advice if your going to be clever with your response to my question....

what does a boilermaker do ( or make ) ?

only time i've ever heard it refered to was in this following conversational extract...
"my husband is a ship's captain and he works for cunard"
"my husband's a boilermaker and he works quite hard too"

 1st out loud laugh of the day.