Language at the spot of the foul.

[Skarecrow]

Originally Posted by Back In The Saddle

BTW, welcome to the board, Skarecrow. I see that you're from Layton. I'm from Heber and work out of Provo. Kelvin's another Utahn. There are a few more of us around here too.

Wonderful! I gathered that about Kelvin when I saw the UTE ROOT on another thread....glad to be here, and I really appreciate the input....

You are right on....less is better, and that was my point...say nothing at the spot (on the illegal use of hands foul) and only at the table clariy.....Thanks for the other input...

S

[Chess Ref]

Originally Posted by Skarecrow

Wonderful! I gathered that about Kelvin when I saw the UTE ROOT on another thread....glad to be here, and I really appreciate the input....

You are right on....less is better, and that was my point...say nothing at the spot (on the illegal use of hands foul) and only at the table clariy.....Thanks for the other input...

S

Hey Skarecrow noticed your signature line....we have a pretty good chess player from the great state of Nevada who hangs around here. I , on the hand hand, love the game but suck.

[Skarecrow]

Originally Posted by Chess Ref

Hey Skarecrow noticed your signature line....we have a pretty good chess player from the great state of Nevada who hangs around here. I , on the hand hand, love the game but suck.

yeah, a wonderful game....I am a B player, Club Strength, so no real visions of grandeur in my chess life.....

[BillyMac]

Originally Posted by Skarecrow

A wonderful game. I am a B player, Club Strength, so no real visions of grandeur in my chess life.

I actually lived the life of chess grandeur. I was the ninth grade Chess Club intermediate level champion back in 19^&. The title was a real chick magnet. I immediately retired, wanting to go out, on my own terms, at the top of my game. I didn't want to end up having to get an Icelandic passport.

Since we're all such great friends, and I know none of you would report me to the authorities, I was sandbagging the Chess Club. I really should have been playing in the high level tournament, but I knew that I couldn't compete with those kids. Golf is the gentleman's game, not chess, right?