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what happens when you mix a lion and a snow man. put your jokes in the comments

https://www.chess.com/votechess/game/217179 vote Qe2

every now and then a SA says we need to be more active or whatever but in all of that only a few people actually step up, my question is does anyone want this club to die, this used to be a big club where people were active all the time at least 4 to 10 forums were being made a day!!!!!! now I think its time this club had an UPDATE

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dead line 1-15-22 You can make as many as you want

Join my new club! We are looking for players rated 1000-1999 only, however special exceptions can be made, (had 1000 rating on different website; etc.)

https://www.chess.com/analysis/game/live/35606222611?tab=review&move=107&tab=review&classification=GreatFind&autorun=true

Match against Road to GM is an important one because this match is part of the Medieval War, hosted by Club Wars. link: https://www.chess.com/club/matches/the-better-than-awesome-chess-club/1329095 join if you can

Christmas and chess logo can't find the first logo lol https://www.chess.com/clubs/forum/view/logo-history make a logo and post here deadline 12-22-21

july to december logo by The_Black_Paladin december by ryanchen100

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One of my favorites is the knight because it's unique compared to other pieces and is the only piece that can jump over other pieces! What's yours?

Here are some fun facts that you might've not known! 1. Did you know that in WW2, the best chess players were also master code breakers? 2. The longest possible game could go on for 5,949 moves! I wonder how much time would pass... 3. The longest chess game was 269 moves, and it ended in a draw! 4. Studies show that the game was created in India in the 7th century!

Let's Violate opening principles like i did in this games with my queen Still had 85 accuracy https://www.chess.com/live#g=18829268863 HE LITERALLY BLUNDERED QUEEN

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