08 May 13
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The post that was quoted here has been removedI base my assumption on my own experience, as I often hear comments from opponents about the lack of female players, whom I rarely come across myself. In addition, it is a fact that there are a lot less female chess masters than males (I don't have the ratio but I should think it is not comparable).
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The post that was quoted here has been removedThis site is in fact empty.
Firstly, girls and women who play chess are either bitten by ugly stick or not feminine enough or are dykes.
Secondly, there are not men either; chess players are nerds, limp men, or gay (like men having poodles for pets).
08 May 13
Originally posted by vanderveldeHow can this site be empty if it is full of limp men, gay and nerdy dykers bitten by an ugly stick?
This site is in fact empty.
Firstly, girls and women who play chess are either bitten by ugly stick or not feminine enough or are dykes.
Secondly, there are not men either; chess players are nerds, limp men, or gay (like men having poodles for pets).
I love the image of this exotic population playing chess, worth a painting. 😉
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08 May 13
Originally posted by Indonesia PhilI mixed up two idoms
I never knew sticks could bite; I shall approach them with more caution in future. What's an ugly stick, anyway? Presumably a stick which is ugly. I have to say I've known some very nice looking sticks in my time.
bitten by ugly socks - idiom coined by Dutch and Danish tourists in Africa (meaning: "Ouch, my socks are so dirty that they are biting me!)
and
beaten with the ugly stick - American idiom for moustached nuns.
Sorry, I have learned English as stipendist of a Desmond Tutu Foundation for poor chess players from Non-Alighned countries. Very poor conditions...
08 May 13
Originally posted by vanderveldeWhen i played years ago i made friends with a few women of this site, wife and i actually met some too with there husbands, they hadn't been hit with anything.
Firstly, girls and women who play chess are either bitten by ugly stick or not feminine enough or are dykes.
Secondly, there are not men either; chess players are nerds, limp men, or gay (like men having poodles for pets).
I'm a chess player, not a nerd nor limp nor am i gay plus i have a bullmastiff as a pet.
Maybe women refrain from talking is because of the males who want to treat this place as a dating site.
08 May 13
Originally posted by vanderveldeThis is my second challenge I'm going to have to issue. Me and you, one hand behind my back. Then you'll have to redefine the kind of guys that play chess.
This site is in fact empty.
Firstly, girls and women who play chess are either bitten by ugly stick or not feminine enough or are dykes.
Secondly, there are not men either; chess players are nerds, limp men, or gay (like men having poodles for pets).
Got it?
08 May 13
Originally posted by Grampy BobbySounds hot,eh?
Hmm...
BTW gals, I just like hanging around ya's. Dye your hair blacker and enjoy a coffee with a 'twin fin'. Makes both of us look good.
As far as dating is concerned I'm fairly sure I'm not going to meet 'the one', and even if I do she'd be too cool for me.
Still love the company , though.
09 May 13
Originally posted by vanderveldeYou write English well enough to submit unfunny posts on the GF. I assume you were joking with your first post??
I mixed up two idoms
bitten by ugly socks - idiom coined by Dutch and Danish tourists in Africa (meaning: "Ouch, my socks are so dirty that they are biting me!)
and
beaten with the ugly stick - American idiom for moustached nuns.
Sorry, I have learned English as stipendist of a Desmond Tutu Foundation for poor chess players from Non-Alighned countries. Very poor conditions...
09 May 13
Originally posted by vanderveldeHave you ever heard of a 'brony'?
This site is in fact empty.
Firstly, girls and women who play chess are either bitten by ugly stick or not feminine enough or are dykes.
Secondly, there are not men either; chess players are nerds, limp men, or gay (like men having poodles for pets).