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I wonder what they would say if chess pieces could talk. I believe
that it would sound like a dysfunctional family because it is the queen that is wearing the pants in that household; not the king. I think the Bishops would act really arrogant because they can attack long range and they like stuck up pieces anyway. I picture Rooks to talk slow and sluggish but with old age wisdom. Who knows with all this technology we have, maybe someday in the future we'll be able to have a conversation with our chess pieces. |
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"The only thing that helps me maintain my slender grip on reality is the
friendship I share with my collection of singing potatoes." - Holly, JMC Vessel -Red Dwarf- "Ivan" wrote in message om... I wonder what they would say if chess pieces could talk. I believe that it would sound like a dysfunctional family because it is the queen that is wearing the pants in that household; not the king. I think the Bishops would act really arrogant because they can attack long range and they like stuck up pieces anyway. I picture Rooks to talk slow and sluggish but with old age wisdom. Who knows with all this technology we have, maybe someday in the future we'll be able to have a conversation with our chess pieces. |
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"Ivan" wrote in message om... I wonder what they would say if chess pieces could talk. I believe that it would sound like a dysfunctional family because it is the queen that is wearing the pants in that household; not the king. I think the Bishops would act really arrogant because they can attack long range and they like stuck up pieces anyway. I picture Rooks to talk slow and sluggish but with old age wisdom. Who knows with all this technology we have, maybe someday in the future we'll be able to have a conversation with our chess pieces. And knights would be like hyperactive children, bouncing around the house like a 3 year-old on coke... -- Looney ---------------------------------------------------- http://www.patzersprogress.com |
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Who knows with all this technology we have, maybe someday in the
future we'll be able to have a conversation with our chess pieces Maybe! And maybe that same technology will mutate raving lunatics into something more useful, like orange trees. dysfunctional family because it is the queen that is wearing the pants in that household; not the king. Ah, old world sexism. Thanks for sharing, Ivan. |
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"John Macnab" wrote in message
a... Ivan wrote: This is one of the stupidest ideas posted here yet. No, there is no "natural hierarchy" of gender, nor is there of race. Why "the stupidest idea"? It's just a man's idea. Everybody has right to their opinion, don't you think so? )-- "Place your hand on an oven for a minute, and it will feel like an hour. Just sit aside a very nice girl an hour, and it seems like a minute. This is exactly what is relativity." Albert Einstein |
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Damir Ulovec wrote:
"John Macnab" wrote in message a... Ivan wrote: This is one of the stupidest ideas posted here yet. No, there is no "natural hierarchy" of gender, nor is there of race. Why "the stupidest idea"? It's just a man's idea. Everybody has right to their opinion, don't you think so? )-- "Place your hand on an oven for a minute, and it will feel like an hour. Just sit aside a very nice girl an hour, and it seems like a minute. This is exactly what is relativity." Albert Einstein Surely there is an important distinction to having a right to an opinion and having a right to have one's opinions be immune to criticism. I would never deny him the right to the public expression of this idea; but that doesn't mean I should deny myself the right to express my disdain at its loathsome content. John |
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Place your hand on Albert Einstein for a minute and it seems like 30
seconds. Place your girl on a hot stove and it seems like an hour. Place your hour on a minute and it seems like a hot girl Cheers!! (hic) ek munuestealO "Damir Ulovec" wrote in message ... "John Macnab" wrote in message a... Ivan wrote: This is one of the stupidest ideas posted here yet. No, there is no "natural hierarchy" of gender, nor is there of race. Why "the stupidest idea"? It's just a man's idea. Everybody has right to their opinion, don't you think so? )-- "Place your hand on an oven for a minute, and it will feel like an hour. Just sit aside a very nice girl an hour, and it seems like a minute. This is exactly what is relativity." Albert Einstein |
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Well, they certainly must. In his book The Seven Deadly Chess Sins, GM
Jonathan Rowson writes about the importance of "talking to your pieces". Obviously they (the pieces) must have told him a few things already... MC --- "Ivan" wrote in message om... I wonder what they would say if chess pieces could talk. I believe that it would sound like a dysfunctional family because it is the queen that is wearing the pants in that household; not the king. I think the Bishops would act really arrogant because they can attack long range and they like stuck up pieces anyway. I picture Rooks to talk slow and sluggish but with old age wisdom. Who knows with all this technology we have, maybe someday in the future we'll be able to have a conversation with our chess pieces. |
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"Neil Coward" wrote in message
... Place your hand on Albert Einstein for a minute and it seems like 30 seconds. Place your girl on a hot stove and it seems like an hour. Place your hour on a minute and it seems like a hot girl I'm missing the point here... And english is not my native language... Cheers!! (hic) Lesser wine, lesser wine... ) |
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"bknight" wrote in message .. .
Well, they certainly must. In his book The Seven Deadly Chess Sins, GM Jonathan Rowson writes about the importance of "talking to your pieces". Obviously they (the pieces) must have told him a few things already... Sure they did. The King always have been asking to protect his Lady from those Stinging B's and Galloping Horseys. He can't do anything with those pesky pawns though, because all of them wanted to pursue their dreams, to run away and become Super Models. |
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