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| Jan-09-05 | | DanielBryant: You're a bit young for that language, aren't ya? ;-) |
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| Jan-09-05 | | pawn52: <chessgames.com> I would like to request that <knight13>'s prevous post be deleted for the profane language. |
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 | | Annie K.: I hope you're kidding, <pawn52>, that post is actually of a positive value, for a change. ;) Well, I've been wondering whether to continue wasting my time with this storm in a teacup, but I'll take it a bit further - <arifattar: <Even if there had been no mention of male players, this page was getting sick. I actually wanted to second <acirce> post.>> So far, so good. A sense of humor is not mandatory, by law or by the rules of this board. However, your use of the phrasing "even if" is curious. Are you actually indicating here that including male players makes the whole thing somehow "worse"? If so, why? <arifattar: <Anyways, I stick to my comments yesterday. It was just an observation. I don't think one can make the same observation for male players.>> I can't make any sense of your last sentence - not one that makes you look very good, anyway. Care to clarify further? |
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| Jan-09-05 | | pawn52: <Annie K.> You do have a point there. It's better than the "good game" comments <knight13> used to put on every single game he came across. |
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| Jan-09-05 | | pawn52: *whispers* Although I've seen better posts from a shoebox. |
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| Jan-11-05 | | azaris: Sitting here with the worst hangover ever, I hartily recommend no one drink so much as go past one's limit. It's not nice to completely lose a couple of hours of your life. Even if you're young. Alcohol poisoning is no laughing matter. So no Beer for me for a while, thanks. |
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Jan-11-05
 | | tpstar: <azaris> Get Well Soon, friend. ;>) |
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| Jan-11-05 | | cade: Whats profane about Knight13s language? I dont understand. |
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| Jan-11-05 | | pawn52: <cade> <And even fall flat on your ass !!> <It's damn hard to know - what to choose?> That answer your question? A little young to be using that kind of language (13). |
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| Jan-11-05 | | aw1988: <Sitting here with the worst hangover ever, I hartily recommend no one drink so much as go past one's limit. It's not nice to completely lose a couple of hours of your life. Even if you're young. Alcohol poisoning is no laughing matter. So no Beer for me for a while, thanks.>
Watch it, or you'll turn into Knight13. :P |
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| Jan-11-05 | | Knight13: Sorry about the copying-and-pasting the poem somebody eles wrote. I didn't really read it, I just copyed-and-pasted here beacuse it has the name "Drinking Problems" and I thought it might fit at the Beer page. I am very sorry. |
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| Jan-11-05 | | ughaibu: Knight13: no need to be sorry for other people's absurd reactions. |
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| Jan-13-05 | | poktirity: Since it's my 19th birthday today I would like to celebrate with a beer, but since a have schoolwork for tomorrow I'll settle for a virtual one :( Cheers everyone!! |
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| Jan-13-05 | | Where is my mind: Cheers < poktirity> < Knight13>Yes,there's no need to apologise.Poetry and alchol go well together.So a poem about drinking is a great idea,Charles Bukowski made a living out of it. http://www.litkicks.com/Buk/bukmain... |
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| Jan-13-05 | | ughaibu: Not to mention Omar Khayyam. |
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| Jan-13-05 | | PaddyAlekhine: What about that prince Harry, heh? What Beer can do to a fella... |
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| Jan-13-05 | | Dave Murray: Omar Khayyam is awesome. |
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| Jan-13-05 | | Knight13: A message for all of thoes who said I have cursed because I did not write the poem. If you believe I wrote the curse-words-poem "Drinking Promblems," see http://www.funnypoets.com/poems/adr.... |
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| Jan-14-05 | | pawn52: <Knight13> Didn't know that. Sorry! But you do need to make sure that you site other people's work, unless of course, you want to get sued, fined, or thrown in jail. |
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| Jan-14-05 | | Knight13: <Pawn52: But you do need to make sure that you site other people's work, unless of course, you want to get sued, fined, or thrown in jail.> <... So this drinking has many a problem,
There's troubles with all forms of booze
When you're lying in bed with a thumping great head
It's damn hard to know - what to choose?
---Bernie Kyle>
Well what do you know? It says "Bernie Kyle." I did post who wrote it. |
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| Jan-15-05 | | Dave Murray: It feels really good to play 3 min games when you are hungover, not a killer hangover, but one where you did everything right before going to sleep. - 3 min is good, because you don't have time to think, thats good cause you can't really. -You don't feel a bit of danger, and you aren't nervous at all either, because you feel kinda dead. -Losses don't seem upsetting at all while wins seem very natural (of course I won). You guys should try it, if you hadn't already. |
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| Jan-17-05 | | yoozum: We can have another match when you are hungover ;-)
Hopefully by then I'll have finished "How to play the QG". |
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| Jan-17-05 | | Akavall: Oh, ok, we can play a longer game too.
I figured out my password, as you see :) |
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| Jan-18-05 | | Backward Development: ok here's some jokes for the pub...
When I was a kid, I got no respect. I told my old man, "I'm sick and tired of running around in cirlces." He got mad. He nailed down my other foot. Last Christmas, I gave my kid a BB gun. He gave me a sweatshirt with a bullseye in the back! I tell ya, I don't get no respect. Why, the surgeon general, he offered me a cigarette. I tell ya, I come from a tough neighborhood. Why, just last week some guy pulled a knife on me. I could see it wasn't a real professional job. There was some butter on it. Courtesy of the late Rodney D.
R.I.P. |
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| Jan-19-05 | | Gregor Samsa Mendel: More great Rodney D.:
I came from a stupid family. In the civil war, my great-uncle fought for the west. When my dad worked at a bank, they fired him for stealing pens. |
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