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This has been discissed in the forum. I think the limitation is 10 puzzles within tha last 24 hours.
so when you use it, you can't use it for another 24 hours
That is the way I remeber the explanation posted elswhere
Mar 7, 2008
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My poor wife draws the line at paying a membership for a chess website. I already stretch her thin with all my other crazy interests.
Thanks again, though.
BM
Mar 7, 2008
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bmadau wrote:
My poor wife draws the line at paying a membership for a chess website.
do the math :)
going out to dinner: $10
going to a movie: $9 ticket + $5 popcorn and drinks
gas money to go there and back: $3
that gets you 3 hours of fun.
chess.com membership is a bit more than that and gives you 3 hours of fun EACH DAY! ;)
erik wrote: bmadau wrote:
My poor wife draws the line at paying a membership for a chess website.
do the math :)
going out to dinner: $10
That's one cheap dinner erik :)
okay...
Tactics trainer is great. Looking forward to breaking 2000! :D
TalFan wrote: erik wrote: bmadau wrote:
My poor wife draws the line at paying a membership for a chess website.
do the math :)
going out to dinner: $10
That's one cheap dinner erik :)
Here US10 is an all you can eat buffet in a 4 star hotel.
beauty
Mar 7, 2008
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erik wrote:
do the math :)
going out to dinner: $10
going to a movie: $9 ticket + $5 popcorn and drinks
gas money to go there and back: $3
that gets you 3 hours of fun.
chess.com membership is a bit more than that and gives you 3 hours of fun EACH DAY! ;)
Mountain biking, Photography, Video, YoYos, to name a few. All of which cost a few $$. The first subcription I get to a website will be to motionbased.com (gps data sharing site, for my montain biking). I also bug to get a road bike, also very expensive... Oh, and we have four kids.
Mar 7, 2008
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Yoyos? Do you yoyo competitively? Surely the out lay of that is real cheap. I saw on u-tube that cup stacking craze, folk battering out pyrimids in, what, 5 seconds? I was surprised at the gear that you can buy for that. Touch sensitive mats hooked up to clocks, and eh, um, cups and stuff.
$30 a year is a paltry sum to pay for a chess site,especially what all you get from this one. And as far as your wife not letting you,that is just one more reason why I'm glad I am not married. I can spend my money how I please.
Mar 8, 2008
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Maradonna wrote: Yoyos? Do you yoyo competitively? Surely the out lay of that is real cheap. I saw on u-tube that cup stacking craze, folk battering out pyrimids in, what, 5 seconds? I was surprised at the gear that you can buy for that. Touch sensitive mats hooked up to clocks, and eh, um, cups and stuff.
Not competitvely but good yoyos cost around $90 to $100 each, plus upgrades, strings and accessories... It just a fun pass time.
BM
I haven't yet playet it today, yet it tells me I already got my 10 exersizes for the day. What gives? Is it a time zone thing? The last time I used it was last night about 10pm pacific time.
BM