Chess in schools
Re: Chess in schools
Do we ever really discuss the supposed topic, or does Soheil just like to chew the fat?
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Re: Chess in schools
Maybe he just has a better understanding of English computer speak than the language generally?
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Re: Chess in schools
That I can believe.
What"s less credible is that a computer scientist and translator can"t post more coherently.
Many of his questions he could answer for himself from material readily available online.
He seems more interested in diatribe than dialogue.
His primary motive for posting here in the first place seems to have been to do with his putative book publishing project.
The subsequent toing and froing from one piece of trivia to another just filled in the time between requests to try to further his ill-starred project.
Time to come clean and say what it"s all been about - explain yourself Soheil or I'm sending you to Coventry.
What"s less credible is that a computer scientist and translator can"t post more coherently.
Many of his questions he could answer for himself from material readily available online.
He seems more interested in diatribe than dialogue.
His primary motive for posting here in the first place seems to have been to do with his putative book publishing project.
The subsequent toing and froing from one piece of trivia to another just filled in the time between requests to try to further his ill-starred project.
Time to come clean and say what it"s all been about - explain yourself Soheil or I'm sending you to Coventry.
Re: Chess in schools
No no, please don't send him to Coventry John!John McKenna wrote: ....explain yourself Soheil or I'm sending you to Coventry.
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Huh?John McKenna wrote:Time to come clean and say what it"s all been about - explain yourself Soheil or I'm sending you to Coventry.
Sorry sir, what should I explain about?
Yes, I am that Linkedin user. I recently finished my Masters program in Computers Software engineering (on Wednesday). I was studying computers since 2001.
I am very sad about my book project, but it pitifully seems that no one on this forum is gonna help me, as I started 2-3 thread to no avail. But the threads I start are not about them anymore, as you see. It's a bitter reality, but seems I should accept it, like the dead of my grandfather. It cramps my heart, puts me out of lights in dark, may take my life, yet hours dart.
You achieve nothing by regretting, the death is coming, and it may be a very though time one will be having.
Re: Chess in schools
I hate this game, sir.
This game makes my tongue quite lame, sir.
This game makes my tongue quite lame, sir.
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Re: Chess in schools
What game?John McKenna wrote:I hate this game, sir.
This game makes my tongue quite lame, sir.
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Re: Chess in schools
It's a quotation from a book for small children popular in America and Britain. Apart from providing you with something you didn't understand I have no idea why John has chosen it, but I think his game has gone on now for far too long and I find it quite offensive.
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Re: Chess in schools
Some moderation applied this nonsense has perhaps gone over the edge.John McKenna wrote:I hate this game, sir.
This game makes my tongue quite lame, sir.
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