Why Won't People Resign Then Give Me a Rematch In This Opening I Just Invented

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Avatar of ChrisWainscott

Seriously...how many of these fricken threads are there...

*sigh*

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You misspelled invinted. Wink

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chessmicky wrote:

I believe the full title of this thread should be: "Why don't people resign and give me a rematch in this opening I just invinted, but for God's sake, don't say 'gg.'  That's arrogant! Also, I'm 43 years old and rated 1386 on Chess.com. I can't see why I can't become a grandmaster is six months."

"...just tell me which chess books are the best."

Avatar of Wolfwind

Ceterum censeo stalemate should be abolished.

Avatar of SmyslovFan

Thanks, Chris, for making me smile!

Avatar of 1_Bad_Dude

I have not been aborting any games, yet when I start game on LIVE CHESS I get "game aborted by server". This leaves me unable to participate in chess games. I need some clarity as to what is going on and what can I do about it. Serious answers only appreciated. I went almost a week of this, before finally I was allowed to play a 2 matches and then just like that I began getting "game aborted by server".

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Bad dude, check your posts. 

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chessmicky wrote:

I believe the full title of this thread should be: "Why don't people resign and give me a rematch in this opening I just invinted, but for God's sake, don't say 'gg.'  That's arrogant! Also, I'm 43 years old and rated 1386 on Chess.com. I can't see why I can't become a grandmaster is six months."

It should be: ARRRRRGGG!!! Why don't people resign and give me a rematch in this opening I just invinted, but for God's sake, don't say 'gg.'  That's arrogant! Also, I'm 43 years old living in my parents basement with a rating of 1314 on chess.com, after having watched jrobis playlist on youtube i should bee of IM strengh at least!!!

Avatar of ChrisWainscott

I just figured a little levity was called for here...

Avatar of Ziryab

I only offer rematches to players who spend sixteen moves executing an elementary mate in four.