Why do you suppose chess would make somebody rated near 1700

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Conflagration_Planet

 SICK?

adude23

Aliens.

Conflagration_Planet

Bad answers.

adude23

Then provide more content in your original post. Karma works both ways...

kco

1700, otb or turnbased ? 

goldendog
woodshover wrote:

 SICK?


Looks like one of those infinite monkeys got off the farm.

kco

woodie, you are beginning to sound like kuggie-"if you know"

Conflagration_Planet

Turn-based. It's a guy on here who says chess makes him sick. That's why he draws so many games, and also doesn't play much because chess makes him sick. Pay a visit to my home page, and read my last notes.

kco

I don't think that the question for us to answer.

Conflagration_Planet

Cry It makes me sick because I just took a queen, missing an obvious mate in one.

chessgenius2014

no chess cannot make someone rated near 1700, which is only a rating.

Conflagration_Planet
--a wrote:

Probably something like an Oedipal complex, killing the father represents the king, thinking about momma makes the stomach churn.  Or perhaps they simply have a weak stomach.  Too many frozen pizzas?  Zantac is the answer.


 Pure genius! Post 13 doesn't sense on the other hand. :)

DarknessSnows

Taking the game too seriously perhaps? I don't envy professional chess players, professional video game players, or professional sports players. All three are fun, but I imagine there's a healthy balance.

NimzoRoy

Supercalifragilisticexpialidocious

Conflagration_Planet

Even though the sound of that is something quite atrocious!

AndyClifton

I hate drawing because it's so wishy-washy.

Conflagration_Planet

When I lose I know it's from the same stupid mistakes, and blunders I've always made so I see I'm not improving hardly at all. When I win, I don't get much satisfaction from it because it depends on my opponent making stupid mistakes, and blunders before I do. So I don't get much out of chess either.

losscause

Sad?

trysts

I think he's just a gentle, empathetic person, woodshover. It's not common, but welcomed in both the chessworld and the world in general. Better than those peeps that are all like 'chess is war' and poop.

theoreticalboy

"Chess is war" is probably a preferable position to "war is chess," though.

And really, around 1700?  We've absolutely no idea what is going on.