The Morphy Game: The Duke of Brunswick did not play it!

[Geoff Chandler]

And that's a fact.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=y7abOJqphn0

(again one take - nearly swore when a button stuck down).

[John Moore]

For those Forum members with a sense of humour, I would recommend this. Well it made me laugh and I was sober.

[Paul McKeown]

Ha, Geoff, good one. Mind if I download it for when I'm teaching? Cheers!

[Anthony Taglione]

Chuckle.

[Geoff Chandler]

Hi Guys.

No problem at all with anyone using it or anything on The Corner.
Just wish I had bought a better mic as the sound is naff and perhaps another take
would have worked.

I have ideas for others but hopefully will do a Corner DVD so keeping ideas
for that. Also I've forgotten my YouTube password.

I prefer the Horses Ass one except I do have a fit of the giggles when I
play my grand daughters xylophone pretending it's a mobile phone.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LcSaJ_f0yvw

[Simon Spivack]

Part of my youth was misspent learning this aria. It is from The Barber of Seville and is very apposite.

[Paul McKeown]

Geoff,

Just showed this clip to a group of Primary School children: they loved it.

Thanks.

Are there any other good clips available on the Internet with suchlike simple, fairy-story style games?

Regards,
Paul McKeown

[Geoff Chandler]

Hi Paul.

I've just squeezed in a game I used when I teaching the kids
in the mid 80's. Lord of the Rings was quite big in Edinburgh
at the time so I used Frodo.

http://www.chessedinburgh.co.uk/chandle ... handID=399