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	<title>Comments on: Chess PHP pictures</title>
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		<title>By: JMike</title>
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		<pubDate>Tue, 07 Nov 2006 22:02:51 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description>On modesty about one's chess skill:

I was playing Yahoo! Chess the other day here at work, and a co-worker came by to talk about real work stuff (damn those co-workers and their real work talks).

So he says to me, oh great, nice to know someone else in the office plays chess.  I says to him cool, you play too, what are you rated?  He says to me, he says oh, about two thousand or so over the board.  He makes a gentle try to get me to bring a board in so we can play someday, and I says to him nah, too much competitiveness and ego for co-workers.  He says great, no problem.

That "over the board" comment sort of stuck with me, so I googled him.  Turns out he was the co-champion of the U.S. Chess Federation's Absolute postal chess championship in 2000.

Yikes.
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<p>I was playing Yahoo! Chess the other day here at work, and a co-worker came by to talk about real work stuff (damn those co-workers and their real work talks).</p>
<p>So he says to me, oh great, nice to know someone else in the office plays chess.  I says to him cool, you play too, what are you rated?  He says to me, he says oh, about two thousand or so over the board.  He makes a gentle try to get me to bring a board in so we can play someday, and I says to him nah, too much competitiveness and ego for co-workers.  He says great, no problem.</p>
<p>That &#8220;over the board&#8221; comment sort of stuck with me, so I googled him.  Turns out he was the co-champion of the U.S. Chess Federation&#8217;s Absolute postal chess championship in 2000.</p>
<p>Yikes.</p>
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