08 Jan 19
@ghost-of-a-duke saidYou do have one mighty cool avatar.
Behave you scallywag.
Let's all just agree I have the best fashion sense in the forum. (And not just on a Tuesday).
08 Jan 19
@astalliana saidYour goal in chess is to be defeated by stronger and stronger players, until there aren't any more left. Go to it !
Average opponent rating of 1225. I end my case. ._.
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@ghost-of-a-duke saidI dress good and look good.
Behave you scallywag.
Let's all just agree I have the best fashion sense in the forum. (And not just on a Tuesday).
I could wear a garbage bag and make it look good.
I have the most fashion sense. Not you.
I studied the art of Zoolander.
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@eye-of-horus saidGhost directs Eye-of-Horus to be seated on the couch.
I dress good and look good.
"Now sir, how long exactly have you been wearing dresses?"
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@eye-of-horus saidIntellectual interlude:
Why don't raccoons bathe? The smell is unbearable.
In Japanese, the word for raccoon translates as 'washing bear.'
'Arai' Washing - 'Guma' bear.
08 Jan 19
@ghost-of-a-duke saidIn German it is called a Waschbaer, too, "wash bear."
Intellectual interlude:
In Japanese, the word for raccoon translates as 'washing bear.'
'Arai' Washing - 'Guma' bear.
@eye-of-horus saidBadgers are even worse.
Why don't raccoons bathe? The smell is unbearable.
09 Jan 19
@astalliana saidThere is a Feature called "conditional moves". At the right Hand side of the board.
I only recently started using this site, but I've been playing correspondence chess for a while. I find that when I have multiple games going, I can't remember my plans in each one. I've already made 2 game losing blunders because I forgot my idea from the day before.
For example:
[pgn]1. e4 e5 2. d4 Bf8d6 3. Ng1f3 f6 4. dxe5 fxe5 5. Nf3xe5 Bd6xe5 6. f4 Be5f6 7. e5 *[/ ...[text shortened]... ized what I had done.
Is there a way to make a premove or something to avoid this in the future?
You can Input the move you think an Opponent might Chose and put in your next move...in "deep" mode you can go quite far.
I was about to compose the answer warning you that this might be the wrong Forum since here is Clown area, but somehow I didn't send it 🙁
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@ponderable saidIn fairness sir, the clowning began 'after' the Conditional move info had been shared.
There is a Feature called "conditional moves". At the right Hand side of the board.
You can Input the move you think an Opponent might Chose and put in your next move...in "deep" mode you can go quite far.
I was about to compose the answer warning you that this might be the wrong Forum since here is Clown area, but somehow I didn't send it 🙁
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09 Jan 19
@ghost-of-a-duke saidNay, nay, it started at the first fence.
In fairness sir, the clowning began 'after' the Conditional move info had been shared.
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@ladynight saidThe first and second posts in this thread gave two solutions to the problem at hand (writing down planned moves or using the Conditional move feature).
Nay, nay, it started at the first fence.
The first fence was brilliantly cleared by a thoroughbred and a donkey.
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@ghost-of-a-duke saidI want to apologize to the third poster in the thread, who as you pointed out correctly gave the infromation...
In fairness sir, the clowning began 'after' the Conditional move info had been shared.
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@ghost-of-a-duke saidand that, Sir was brilliant!
The first fence was brilliantly cleared by a thoroughbred and a donkey.
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