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"Ray Gordon, creator of the \"pivot\"" cybersheet.com> wrote:
> He should check to see what PUA's thnk of his "lifestyle" as it relates to
> getting women.
I know that chessplayers are typically not babehounds, so how dumb would
I be if I cared what PUAs think?
Then I'd have to say, "Gee, Vance Lear, I have to decline your offer to
get a cup of coffee some time and discuss photography and current
events, because my lifestyle is not equal to yours in terms of getting
women".
No, I'd rather meet Vance for that coffee some time because I like
people. People are interesting, Gordon Roy. Get out of your apartment,
and meet some. We're not all out to get you.
> Just another malcontent looking to belong and thinking he can do so at my
> expense.
Gordon Roy, it's well established that you crave the attention, and
equally well established that you then whine about being picked on.
The NPD symptoms are sad, Gordon Roy. I've suggested that you get some
help, because I would not mind playing chess with a less disordered you
some day. But the whining after you've been kicked is just too much,
Gordon Roy -- you put the "KICK ME" sign there yourself.
> I see he wrote a chess book that is sold in my home state.....minimum
> contacts. I see he also teaches chess....Lanham Act.
Someone will have to explain your joke to me, Gordon Roy.
The Lanham Act has to do with trademarks? What does this have to do with
my selling my book while you can't give yours away, and that I teach
chess and get paid while you whack off to Olympic gymnastics?
> The previous poster is proof once again that if your chess rating is under
> 2000, you have no skill, and if it's over 2000, you have no life.
I agree with that in theory, but I think the "skill" line is around
2300. Even 2200 players can be woeful fish.
There are many strong players who have a life, and pretty good ones, at
that. But yeah, there are so many chessplayers -- strong and weak -- who
are total losers.
> My rating peaked at 2000 on the nose.
Meaning what, Gordon Roy? You had some natural talent for the game, but
you're not a strong player. Your free chess e-book is atrocious, and go
right ahead and sue me for saying that anyone seeking you out as a chess
teacher didn't shop carefully enough. You're a nobody at chess, and
except for the occasional attention you get for filing frivolous
lawsuits, you're a nobody in general.
Get some help for your NPD, get outside, get a job, make some friends.
