Member of the Year
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"No squash for President." would mean you do not want any squash for President. However, "No, squash for President." would mean not me for President, but yes squash for President. Which do you mean???
AH! Perhaps so. Perhaps so.
I mean you (Stacy) get the presidency in return for the squash. If you can spot George in the picture.
Very difficult. I may take a while to get back to you on that.
Hey, to clarify I mean I want a Squash for president. That would be awesome.
LOL
I think you are all members of the year. You have all entertained me, educated me, insulted me, loved me and made me laugh hysterically! You are all members of the year.
ok this is my picture
I nominate Reservesmonkey because...
1. Has a great sense of humour
2. Stays away from the drama
3. Never brown noses
4. Always gives a friendly welcome to new members
5. Is never sarcastic
Oh wow! I thought this was the liar's thread. Never-mind
but look what i can do *push makes interlocking rings with fingers and puts them behind his head....... but when they come out from behing they are no longer interlocking, but how?*
rexbo wrote: but look what i can do *push makes interlocking rings with fingers and puts them behind his head....... but when they come out from behing they are no longer interlocking, but how?*
Woweeeeee, that's really clever !
WOW!
VOTE FOR LOOMIS!!
If Iwin chess.com member of the year (MOY), I shall take the squash and since I don;t like it either, shall carve it into chess peices and then varnish them (quite heavily so they don't smell) and take them into the park so that I can teach all the children in me humble town the glories of this game. This will work well, since there is a park by the homeless shelter that I volunteer at and it is infested with drug dealers and prostitites and my chessgames will show them that there is something better to do with their lives. This would, of course, meant that you, Stacy, could single handedly be responsiable for ending the crime problems of Lexington Kentucky by making me Chess.com MOY
After teaching them all to play chess, I will found a chess school for underprivaleged kids and bring in grandmasters from all over the planet to give my students the best instruction. Then, I will set them all up with library accounts so they can get online every Tuesday afternoon and share what Papa Garry taught them this week.
Please give my humble idea attention. It has always been my dream to help people, and with your assistance, I can fufull both my dreams, and those of all the children.
I nominate Loomis. His analysis and thoughts are extremely helpful, and has one advantage over Batgirl - she didn't have to put up with Reservesmonkey following her around and insulting her great advice like Loomis did. For this reason, LOOMIS is the chess.com Member of the Year!!!
I nominate Loomis. writes roshak12345, for very worthy reason's but if you go back to the person who actually set this forum up, his rules are that you cannot nominate anyone. The person who wants to be member of the year must nominate themself. Hence all us crazy people witing to stacybeard, Judge,jury and full committee. (The man he haf, non wanted (by him) squash)). So if you want dear Loomis to win, get him to nominate himself.
I'm not much for squash. And I just recently joined chess.com. But the answer is simple. I nominate Mike Ditka as the obvious winner of Member of the Year.
This starting to be too long (longer than big brother and american idol together. . .)
Ill buy you a beer when you visit Zagreb if this gets over in next 24 hours.
2 if i win. . .
Defacto wins. Where is my beer?
Exellent. So many kinds: dark, lager, light (but still stronger than american "regular"), premium, stout, pils . . . something for everyone
Not like in America. There a beer is like making love in a canoe. . . . f...ing close to water.
There is nothing like beer to give you that inflated feeling of selfesteem.
Barney Gumble