Who has ever done this ad RHP ?

Studied the board.

Made your move.

A split second later.

Seen the fatality and a better move.

Tried to click the Red "STOP" Browser button.

Too late.......

Originally posted by celticcountry
Studied the board.

Made your move.

A split second later.

Seen the fatality and a better move.

Tried to click the Red "STOP" Browser button.

Too late.......

everyone.

Edit: similtaneous posts above: darn, beat to the punch by a second at most!

Even worse, when you leave checkmate in one, as I've done a few times....

Oh. That must be the worst thing possible.

Originally posted by celticcountry
Oh. That must be the worst thing possible.

I have made a pact with myself.

I will Always analize my game befoe i click MOVE.

I have often claimed that Russ could make a million dollars if he'd take bribes to install an "UNDO" button!

I like that.

He could also write something That could detect a sudden movement from the "MAKE MOVE " button heading towards the STOP button.

And automatically cancel the move.

Surely.

I will suggest it in the site Ideas.

;-)

i do this often, but with DSL it's difficult to stop quickly enough.

The lesson here is think more. when i don't choose the obvious move i get much better results.

I hate when my son bumps my arm.... see.. I press on the mouse button, and hold it over the MOVE button just for a last minute check.. then my son runs up and bumps my arm .. arrgg.. lost another Queen!!

Originally posted by MIODude
I hate when my son bumps my arm.... see.. I press on the mouse button, and hold it over the MOVE button just for a last minute check.. then my son runs up and bumps my arm .. arrgg.. lost another Queen!!

Originally posted by invigorate
Exactly how much of your life do you blame your children for?

Originally posted by jimmyb270
There's got to be some benefits for putting up with the little buggers, along with the more traditional ones, like not having to wash up, mow the lawn, clean your car etc.

Originally posted by Favs
Even worse, when you leave checkmate in one, as I've done a few times....