The Joys of Eating Wood

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TheGrobe

Suddenly takes on a whole new meaning:

Chess piece cookie cutters.  They can be found here:

http://www.dailyolive.com/2007/03/edible-chess-pi.html

perp124

Talk about munching a pawn, huh?

Grakovsky

A chess game with such edible pieces sure wouldn't last long.

Endgame_Clothing

Mmmmm...cookies.

WanderleiS

That is Awesome!!

ADK

After capturing a piece it becomes a snack. : )

ADK

KillaBeez

I would love to eat my own king if I was hungry.

staggerlee

Haha that's cool.

ncpharaoh

I would have to say that you really are taking a chance with this type of chess. Just make sure your opponent washes his or her hands after the restroom.

perp124

When your opponent says "checkmate", you just eat your King and say "where?".

TheGrobe

I think eating your own King is tantamount to resignation.

perp124

LOL.  Great answer.

PawnOfAThousandPawns
TheGrobe wrote:

I think eating your own King is tantamount to resignation.


Actually, I disagree.

I do not believe there is a rule in chess that says that if you do not have a king, you lose the game. (Blitz doesn't count!)

I only think you can lose the game if you HAVE a king and it cannot move anywhere.

Thus, I am led to believe that eating your king will make you invincible.

And once all your pieces have been taken, you can claim "stalemate".

TheGrobe

Wait -- isn't stalemate when you win using a set that's too old?

perp124

drum, drum, cymbal.

PawnOfAThousandPawns
TheGrobe wrote:

Wait -- isn't stalemate when you win using a set that's too old?


No... it's a draw when none of your pieces can move without breaking some rule of chess.

For example, take a chess board, and put the White king on g6, the Black king on g8, and put a White bishop on g7. If it is Black's move, he has no legal moves, so it's called "stalemate".

Ravetacular

haha! that made me smile! very cool!

PawnOfAThousandPawns

I just realized - is the board edible too!?!?

ndrw

Wooooshhhh!!!!

zealouspawn

haha