On Mar 24, 5:36 am, "Good Moves are worth BEANS!"
wrote:

Help-Bitch, all you understand, or will ever understand, is how to plug a
position into fritz and mindlessly regurgitate it's output.

The contraction "it's" stands for "it is" -- not the possessive
of "it". This is a common error, especially among those with
a low IQ. I know it's difficult, but keep struggling and one day
you just may get there.


You lack both
the intellect and courage that's involved in REAL competition.

Very good! You got it right that time. Keep practicing,
Skippy. A low IQ is by no means an insurmountable
obstacle. "Where there's a will, there's a way."



Do you think
i'm the only one here who knows why you always hide behind an alias?

Only a pathetic imbecile would mindlessly assume that
having what is known as a "handle" other than one's real
name must be the result of a desire to hide one's identity!
LOL

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Anecdote:

A long time ago, I found myself attempting to establish
my real name as my handle on, I believe it was, the
Earthlink network. Much to my surprise, the computer
flatly rejected this, insisting that someone else already
had taken it! I was given the suggestion of Vinny111
or something to that effect, which I did not like at all.

From that day forward, I have taken the liberty of selecting
a handle which did not include some randomly-generated
number, for to me, this is more dehumanizing than any
artificial name I could devise. How would you like it if you
went to play at Playchess.com and were told that you
could *not* play under the handle of "JasonRepa",
because Rob Mitchell (or somebody else) already had
taken that name? I expect you would not be a happy
camper.

At any rate, each time I have switched ISPs, there
comes a point where I am just sitting there, unable to
proceed with the installation and log on process until
I make up my mind as to my new handle. After about
ten minutes, I determine that I can't go on sitting forever,
and so I begin to type something... anything. This part
of the process is anything BUT my choice, as I detest
it. And constantly being told that whatever I type has
"already been taken" hardly equates to an attempt to
hide behind an alias.

The truth is, your fellow dimwit, Larry Parr, immediately
began his ad hominem guessing game when I showed up
here, and I was having a good deal of fun keeping him and
his mindless cronies in the dark (not that that requires any
effort). Soon, their desperation and hopelessness became
something of an addiction to me, like nicotine. Their
numbers continued to grow, like a fungus, and I still derive
some small pleasure in seeing the mindless drones latch
onto Mr. Parr's fantasy unquestioningly. :D

-- coach bot