Well, I guess that wraps up my two year quest for an answer to that dilemma. Pretty anticlimactic but I thank you for the input!
Taking back premoves
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chungle wrote:
sadkid2008 wrote:
chungle wrote:
sadkid2008 wrote:
it doesn't matter if you can do it, taking back premoves is ethically wrong and morally unjustifiable
Nice try, troll. Go back to troll school. Hey....if you ask around, I think there may be some canned cheese and crackers you could have if you ask nicely.
How crude! Perhaps you would not be so loudmouthed if you knew the extent of my brachioradialis. I will allow this childish lack of respect to slide for now, only because of the base naivety of your kind
Insults? Oh, by the pages of our anhedonistic tome that references reasons to cast aspersions upon others merely because we, ourselves, suffer from an inability to compete then demand that competition is a vile a endeavor. Such spurious logic results in the steady decline of human discourse such that eventually we find everything and anything to be against what constitutes justifiable behavior.
Premoves are allowed and to call them ethically wrong and morally unjust because a condition precludes their use for yourself? Well, doesn't that logically then mean we should extinguish all life on earth once you yourself cease to breathe? Wouldn't the continued living be a moral and ethical affront to your lack of existence then?
As I said, please partake of the canned cheese. I understand it's delicious. And since it comes in a handy spray can, one merely has to exert the merest of pressures in order to enjoy a 100% artificial edible food.
What a foolish misunderstanding! Neither stated nor implied was incompetency in the art of anticipatory maneuvers, and yet for the sake of rallying convocation against the might glorious sad kid, you have assumed it and asserted that others should as well. In fact, by the measure of this reputable website, it is clear that there is a stark difference in our caliber in matches of speed, in which the so-called pre-moves are employed the most frequently and quite regularly! No doubt you will wish to divert this argument from attention by claiming it is but an irrelevant attack on your person-- however, as your blasphemous support of pre-moves appears to have no root other than experience in engaging with them, this is certainly relevant.
To conclude, it appears your insecurities have caused you to be perturbed by the frightening size of my brachioradialis (that continues in my flexors and digits as well), so your outcry is understandable for an unenlightened man. However, for the sake of yourself and others, I implore you to maintain a sense of reason even if being held to this standard is above your god-assigned post.
I am grateful for the offer nourishment, but I no longer rely on such sustenance as lesser men do.
sadkid2008 wrote:
chungle wrote:
sadkid2008 wrote:
chungle wrote:
sadkid2008 wrote:
it doesn't matter if you can do it, taking back premoves is ethically wrong and morally unjustifiable
Nice try, troll. Go back to troll school. Hey....if you ask around, I think there may be some canned cheese and crackers you could have if you ask nicely.
How crude! Perhaps you would not be so loudmouthed if you knew the extent of my brachioradialis. I will allow this childish lack of respect to slide for now, only because of the base naivety of your kind
Insults? Oh, by the pages of our anhedonistic tome that references reasons to cast aspersions upon others merely because we, ourselves, suffer from an inability to compete then demand that competition is a vile a endeavor. Such spurious logic results in the steady decline of human discourse such that eventually we find everything and anything to be against what constitutes justifiable behavior.
Premoves are allowed and to call them ethically wrong and morally unjust because a condition precludes their use for yourself? Well, doesn't that logically then mean we should extinguish all life on earth once you yourself cease to breathe? Wouldn't the continued living be a moral and ethical affront to your lack of existence then?
As I said, please partake of the canned cheese. I understand it's delicious. And since it comes in a handy spray can, one merely has to exert the merest of pressures in order to enjoy a 100% artificial edible food.
What a foolish misunderstanding! Neither stated nor implied was incompetency in the art of anticipatory maneuvers, and yet for the sake of rallying convocation against the might glorious sad kid, you have assumed it and asserted that others should as well. In fact, by the measure of this reputable website, it is clear that there is a stark difference in our caliber in matches of speed, in which the so-called pre-moves are employed the most frequently and quite regularly! No doubt you will wish to divert this argument from attention by claiming it is but an irrelevant attack on your person-- however, as your blasphemous support of pre-moves appears to have no root other than experience in engaging with them, this is certainly relevant.
To conclude, it appears your insecurities have caused you to be perturbed by the frightening size of my brachioradialis (that continues in my flexors and digits as well), so your outcry is understandable for an unenlightened man. However, for the sake of yourself and others, I implore you to maintain a sense of reason even if being held to this standard is above your god-assigned post.
I am grateful for the offer nourishment, but I no longer rely on such sustenance as lesser men do.
How does one get their brachioradialis large enough to be deemed frightening? My mom always told me I'd go blind if I worked it out more than once a day and twice on Sundays.
EdoubleU52 wrote:
sadkid2008 wrote:
chungle wrote:
sadkid2008 wrote:
chungle wrote:
sadkid2008 wrote:
it doesn't matter if you can do it, taking back premoves is ethically wrong and morally unjustifiable
Nice try, troll. Go back to troll school. Hey....if you ask around, I think there may be some canned cheese and crackers you could have if you ask nicely.
How crude! Perhaps you would not be so loudmouthed if you knew the extent of my brachioradialis. I will allow this childish lack of respect to slide for now, only because of the base naivety of your kind
Insults? Oh, by the pages of our anhedonistic tome that references reasons to cast aspersions upon others merely because we, ourselves, suffer from an inability to compete then demand that competition is a vile a endeavor. Such spurious logic results in the steady decline of human discourse such that eventually we find everything and anything to be against what constitutes justifiable behavior.
Premoves are allowed and to call them ethically wrong and morally unjust because a condition precludes their use for yourself? Well, doesn't that logically then mean we should extinguish all life on earth once you yourself cease to breathe? Wouldn't the continued living be a moral and ethical affront to your lack of existence then?
As I said, please partake of the canned cheese. I understand it's delicious. And since it comes in a handy spray can, one merely has to exert the merest of pressures in order to enjoy a 100% artificial edible food.
What a foolish misunderstanding! Neither stated nor implied was incompetency in the art of anticipatory maneuvers, and yet for the sake of rallying convocation against the might glorious sad kid, you have assumed it and asserted that others should as well. In fact, by the measure of this reputable website, it is clear that there is a stark difference in our caliber in matches of speed, in which the so-called pre-moves are employed the most frequently and quite regularly! No doubt you will wish to divert this argument from attention by claiming it is but an irrelevant attack on your person-- however, as your blasphemous support of pre-moves appears to have no root other than experience in engaging with them, this is certainly relevant.
To conclude, it appears your insecurities have caused you to be perturbed by the frightening size of my brachioradialis (that continues in my flexors and digits as well), so your outcry is understandable for an unenlightened man. However, for the sake of yourself and others, I implore you to maintain a sense of reason even if being held to this standard is above your god-assigned post.
I am grateful for the offer nourishment, but I no longer rely on such sustenance as lesser men do.
How does one get their brachioradialis large enough to be deemed frightening? My mom always told me I'd go blind if I worked it out more than once a day and twice on Sundays.
Your mother has neglected the days falling precisely four months after the eve of the nth doomsday's eonic anniversary, upon which one may complete approximately exp(n*exp(n))) repetitions without causing any bodily harm (other than, of course, the tearing of muscle fibers).
sadkid2008 wrote:
EdoubleU52 wrote:
sadkid2008 wrote
chungle wrote:
sadkid2008 wrote:
chungle wrote:
sadkid2008 wrote:
it doesn't matter if you can do it, taking back premoves is ethically wrong and morally unjustifiable
Nice try, troll. Go back to troll school. Hey....if you ask around, I think there may be some canned cheese and crackers you could have if you ask nicely.
How crude! Perhaps you would not be so loudmouthed if you knew the extent of my brachioradialis. I will allow this childish lack of respect to slide for now, only because of the base naivety of your kind
Insults? Oh, by the pages of our anhedonistic tome that references reasons to cast aspersions upon others merely because we, ourselves, suffer from an inability to compete then demand that competition is a vile a endeavor. Such spurious logic results in the steady decline of human discourse such that eventually we find everything and anything to be against what constitutes justifiable behavior.
Premoves are allowed and to call them ethically wrong and morally unjust because a condition precludes their use for yourself? Well, doesn't that logically then mean we should extinguish all life on earth once you yourself cease to breathe? Wouldn't the continued living be a moral and ethical affront to your lack of existence then?
As I said, please partake of the canned cheese. I understand it's delicious. And since it comes in a handy spray can, one merely has to exert the merest of pressures in order to enjoy a 100% artificial edible food.
What a foolish misunderstanding! Neither stated nor implied was incompetency in the art of anticipatory maneuvers, and yet for the sake of rallying convocation against the might glorious sad kid, you have assumed it and asserted that others should as well. In fact, by the measure of this reputable website, it is clear that there is a stark difference in our caliber in matches of speed, in which the so-called pre-moves are employed the most frequently and quite regularly! No doubt you will wish to divert this argument from attention by claiming it is but an irrelevant attack on your person-- however, as your blasphemous support of pre-moves appears to have no root other than experience in engaging with them, this is certainly relevant.
To conclude, it appears your insecurities have caused you to be perturbed by the frightening size of my brachioradialis (that continues in my flexors and digits as well), so your outcry is understandable for an unenlightened man. However, for the sake of yourself and others, I implore you to maintain a sense of reason even if being held to this standard is above your god-assigned post.
I am grateful for the offer nourishment, but I no longer rely on such sustenance as lesser men do.
How does one get their brachioradialis large enough to be deemed frightening? My mom always told me I'd go blind if I worked it out more than once a day and twice on Sundays.
Your mother has neglected the days falling precisely four months after the eve of the nth doomsday's eonic anniversary, upon which one may complete approximately exp(n*exp(n))) repetitions without causing any bodily harm (other than, of course, the tearing of muscle fibers).
She never was one to keep up on her doomsday's nor their anniversaries and that alone should speak volumes on my parents blatant disregard for my health and exercise needs.
EdoubleU52 wrote:
sadkid2008 wrote:
EdoubleU52 wrote:
sadkid2008 wrote
chungle wrote:
sadkid2008 wrote:
chungle wrote:
sadkid2008 wrote:
it doesn't matter if you can do it, taking back premoves is ethically wrong and morally unjustifiable
Nice try, troll. Go back to troll school. Hey....if you ask around, I think there may be some canned cheese and crackers you could have if you ask nicely.
How crude! Perhaps you would not be so loudmouthed if you knew the extent of my brachioradialis. I will allow this childish lack of respect to slide for now, only because of the base naivety of your kind
Insults? Oh, by the pages of our anhedonistic tome that references reasons to cast aspersions upon others merely because we, ourselves, suffer from an inability to compete then demand that competition is a vile a endeavor. Such spurious logic results in the steady decline of human discourse such that eventually we find everything and anything to be against what constitutes justifiable behavior.
Premoves are allowed and to call them ethically wrong and morally unjust because a condition precludes their use for yourself? Well, doesn't that logically then mean we should extinguish all life on earth once you yourself cease to breathe? Wouldn't the continued living be a moral and ethical affront to your lack of existence then?
As I said, please partake of the canned cheese. I understand it's delicious. And since it comes in a handy spray can, one merely has to exert the merest of pressures in order to enjoy a 100% artificial edible food.
What a foolish misunderstanding! Neither stated nor implied was incompetency in the art of anticipatory maneuvers, and yet for the sake of rallying convocation against the might glorious sad kid, you have assumed it and asserted that others should as well. In fact, by the measure of this reputable website, it is clear that there is a stark difference in our caliber in matches of speed, in which the so-called pre-moves are employed the most frequently and quite regularly! No doubt you will wish to divert this argument from attention by claiming it is but an irrelevant attack on your person-- however, as your blasphemous support of pre-moves appears to have no root other than experience in engaging with them, this is certainly relevant.
To conclude, it appears your insecurities have caused you to be perturbed by the frightening size of my brachioradialis (that continues in my flexors and digits as well), so your outcry is understandable for an unenlightened man. However, for the sake of yourself and others, I implore you to maintain a sense of reason even if being held to this standard is above your god-assigned post.
I am grateful for the offer nourishment, but I no longer rely on such sustenance as lesser men do.
How does one get their brachioradialis large enough to be deemed frightening? My mom always told me I'd go blind if I worked it out more than once a day and twice on Sundays.
Your mother has neglected the days falling precisely four months after the eve of the nth doomsday's eonic anniversary, upon which one may complete approximately exp(n*exp(n))) repetitions without causing any bodily harm (other than, of course, the tearing of muscle fibers).
She never was one to keep up on her doomsday's nor their anniversaries and that alone should speak volumes on my parents blatant disregard for my health and exercise needs.
Indeed. All you can do now is strive to save your own offspring from such neglect.
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Dec 7, 2020
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sadkid2008 wrote:
it doesn't matter if you can do it, taking back premoves is ethically wrong and morally unjustifiable
What if it was a misclick? Then would it be "morally unjustifiable"
I play on my iPhone and have tried tapping, clicking, and recently punching any part of the screen. All it does it pack on more premoves. I'm not on their app but on Chess.com in Safari. The help and support moderators don't know how to do it either.
you have to be on the app
So it's not possible through the website?