I think the word "cross" is not necessary... it should simply be "stop
posting ..."

"Maple Tree" wrote in message
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Stop crossposting ****

"Sanny" wrote in message
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"Sanny" wrote in message
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I was talking about new Games and Help Bot suggested me that why not
have a board 100x100 size. That is too Big.

We see people have mastered Chess so deep that they have just
memorized first 10 Moves.

But the beauty of Chess lies in its complexities.

Here is a new GRAND CHESS I propose.

Why not Japanese or Chinese Chess? They should be different enough for most
western chess players and yet they have a tradition already.

On Mar 18, 5:18 am, "RPM1" wrote:
"Sanny" wrote in message

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I was talking about new Games and Help Bot suggested me that why not
have a board 100x100 size. That is too Big.

We see people have mastered Chess so deep that they have just
memorized first 10 Moves.

But the beauty of Chess lies in its complexities.

Here is a new GRAND CHESS I propose.

Why not Japanese or Chinese Chess? They should be different enough for most
western chess players and yet they have a tradition already.

Or Enochian chess http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Enochian_chess.

On Mar 17, 4:22*pm, wrote:

If you Google "Revenge of the Mooninites" you can actually find the
full episode on Spike TV website. *I am not posting the link, because
the episode has a bit of raunchy material (reference to porn,
etc...). *You get to see how Hot-Blooded worked, and yes the power was
invoked in the episode. *I like how they fooled someone to misuse the
belt by quoting lyrics from a Loverboy song *:-) (I think).

I had watched one episode of Aqua Teen Hunger Force years ago, when
my kids were teenagers. Now I've watched two. I doubt there will be a
third time. But thanks for the search phrase. Yes, there was a
reference to Loverboy, and to the Foreigner songs Cold as Ice, Hot
Blooded, Double Vision, Urgent, Head Games, Dirty White Boy, and
perhaps a few others.
I never much cared for Foreigner; they were one of those groups that
somehow did everything a rock-and-roll band was supposed to, but never
actually managed to play rock-and-roll. To paraphrase the Incredible
String Band, they could play all the notes and they knew all the
words, but they never quite learned the song.