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Previously on "Petition to bring back Old Greg"
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He's not fussy either way if you wave a five Euro note at him.Originally posted by vetran View Posthe was offering to pick it up you were that good last time. & we Know Old Smeg is a taker!
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I was hoping Mudflapper still had his password that was the only time he's ever spoken any sense.Originally posted by vetran View Posthe was offering to pick it up you were that good last time. & we Know Old Smeg is a taker!
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You can't tempt me to pick up the soap, so don't try.Originally posted by Old Greg View Post
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So you're out on parole then. It's only a matter of time before you're banged up again.Originally posted by Old Greg View PostSo are you feeling a bit exposed now that you're officially (pending AtW's confirmation) the nastiest drunk on the forum?
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When I play chess now, it makes me think "this must be how Alzheimers sufferers feel".
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+1. We had a curate who I often played chess with. Even though I knew I'd forgotten a lot by not playing in 15 years I was scarily bad.Originally posted by d000hg View PostI played a lot as a kid, did the "tour" playing tournaments in various schools and even was selected to play for my county once. When I try these days it just frustrates me. I can remember being good but am useless so I'm constantly aware of how badly I'm doing.
It isn't really chess if you just play the same move over and over
I only discovered later that he still practiced and played for his country as a child.
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I played a lot as a kid, did the "tour" playing tournaments in various schools and even was selected to play for my county once. When I try these days it just frustrates me. I can remember being good but am useless so I'm constantly aware of how badly I'm doing.Originally posted by mudskipper View PostDitto. Was primary school champ, but fear I may have regressed since then.
It isn't really chess if you just play the same move over and overOriginally posted by MarillionFan View PostOr is he aluding to the fact that OG is playing forum Chess? We all like moving the pieces around but there's a big difference between tactical / aggressive play and deciding to drop your trousers & lay a big turd down for all to see & then say 'your move'.
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