International Chess - Multiplayer Chess Free
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What Is Forum Web Chess All About?
A way for active Community Members to get together and play Chess for FREE, one of the worlds oldest, most intellectually vibrant games that has the potential to make even a new comer addicted.Sponsor Ads:
How Do I Start Playing?
1. It is very easy to start playing online Chess. All Players must be part of International
Discussions it is FREE to
Now! You will need a valid Email address and to Post an Introduction.2. In your Introduction someone will Reply with the next steps you need to make as well as setup your Chess account, but the main Login for it is:
Where Can I Discuss Chess?
You can use the:
which also has options for playing Single Player Chess, etc. What Features Do You Have?
There
are many Chess Communities out there but what makes International
Chess at International Discussions different is the many facilities
you have access to within a group of people from all over the world.
In other words, Chess is only one out of many fun options at your
disposal, for example: . There is no spamming, flaming and you will have use to
FEN and other features to track your progress.
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A Sentimental Value: Lucky Rabbit Foot
The man, with wrinkled and dark skin like old leather, smiled with a strange expression as he ruffled his hair.
- Things can always get a lot worse -he said as he laid a stuffed rabbit's foot in his hand- but we can always put luck on our side. Here. Always carry this, and you'll see that even in the worst of times, something good will turn up.
He was barely eight or nine years old, and he had just broken a small wooden sword that his father had given him before he left. It was the only toy he had, and it had been months since his father had left. He had spent quite a while pouting until the old village tinsmith, Fredrik, came over to comfort him. Since then he had often caressed the silky paw a few times. He no longer believed that luck would magically give him something good for every bad experience he had, but he was comforted by the thought that something better always comes along. From that moment when old Fredrik gave it to him, he had always carried it in his pocket.
The man, with wrinkled and dark skin like old leather, smiled with a strange expression as he ruffled his hair.
- Things can always get a lot worse -he said as he laid a stuffed rabbit's foot in his hand- but we can always put luck on our side. Here. Always carry this, and you'll see that even in the worst of times, something good will turn up.
He was barely eight or nine years old, and he had just broken a small wooden sword that his father had given him before he left. It was the only toy he had, and it had been months since his father had left. He had spent quite a while pouting until the old village tinsmith, Fredrik, came over to comfort him. Since then he had often caressed the silky paw a few times. He no longer believed that luck would magically give him something good for every bad experience he had, but he was comforted by the thought that something better always comes along. From that moment when old Fredrik gave it to him, he had always carried it in his pocket.
Declare war on passivity. Hush the inner voice that insists you're over the hill, past your prime, unworthy of attaining those dreams. Disbelief is now the enemy, as is the notion of settling. Get hungry - hyena hungry. Get fired up. Find your backbone, and your wings. Flap 'em. It's the only way you'll be able to fly. -- J.C. Hutchins, What matters now, Pg 81
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