La gente esta muy loca.
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Why are they so crazy?
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Nov 27, 2013
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catvomit wrote:
As a hardcore atheist myself I cut crosses off all my kings and then glue them back on upside down.
But then somebody can say you are just a big fan of St. Peter.
Nov 27, 2013
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#24
catvomit wrote:
As a hardcore atheist myself I cut crosses off all my kings and then glue them back on upside down.
You can do that with your own sets but these sets belong to the library.
Okay, how about that: What if everybody who borrows a set of Chessmen from your club has to leave a small amount of money at the counter which they'll get back once they return them back in the same condition as before?
Nov 27, 2013
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TheBigDecline wrote:
Okay, how about that: What if everybody who borrows a set of Chessmen from your club has to leave a small amount of money at the counter which they'll get back once they return them back in the same condition as before?
This is in a public library and the clerks there have other things to do, like helping people find books.
DrFrank124c wrote:
One of the sets is a wooden set and it was very cleanly cut and as someone who has some familiarity with tools, it seems to me that to get such a clean cut on such a small object someoneone would have to know what he was doing. And why cut it off in the first place?
Really?
You need a toe? I can get ya' a toe.
Nov 28, 2013
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#28
Myspace1 wrote:
They are called librarians not clerks.
I beg to differ. In order to be a "librarian" one must have a college degree in "Library Science." Most of the people whowork in the library are just clerks, their supervisor may be a librarian.
DrFrank124c wrote:
Plastic and wooden oieces cannot be broken just by throwing them against a wall. These pieces were deliberately cut, probably by a "black hat." I was wondering if there is anything in their religion that requires chess pieces to be cut since we all know what else they like to cut. I have read the entire Old Testament and of course there is nothing there about chess but there may be something in the Talmud that relates to this. The Talmud dates to the 8th century AD and is a book filled with similar ridiculous nonsense. They consider the Talmud to be more important than the Old Testament which is why they walk around in funny costumes and make fools of themselves.
what else do they like to cut? what is the talmud, is it like the new testament?
Let us consider the facts, as they are presented:
The cuts required someone with certain tools and skills- we can say an experienced, if not a master woodworker. Let us assume the former.
The pieces stolen are relatively difficult to replicate, even for an experienced carpenter. A man of such avocation might nonetheless covet such pieces as adornments to a less refined product of his efforts.
Initial conclusion: the thief/vandal is a carpenter who simply wanted those pieces for some other use.
If, however, we are to consider the full facts, however irrelevant they may seem, we find that the culprit comes from a community full of devout Jewish folk. The suspect is ready to defy the law, to bear this cross so to speak. We have already established that the fellow is a carpenter.
From these indisputable facts, we must conclude that the malefactor in question is no less than Jesus Christ.
bigpoison wrote:
DrFrank124c wrote:
One of the sets is a wooden set and it was very cleanly cut and as someone who has some familiarity with tools, it seems to me that to get such a clean cut on such a small object someoneone would have to know what he was doing. And why cut it off in the first place?
Really?
You need a toe? I can get ya' a toe.
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Heehee!
Right on cue!
That website is hilarious! Is that you?
I am not Brother Nathanael if that's what u r asking. If I were I wouldn't be wasting my time with idiots like u, Id be counting my money.
This guy sounds more and more like a cult leader/Bond villain.