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Re: Is the KIA just as agressive as the KID
Reply #47 - 10/19/05 at 07:46:10
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Especially if combined with ....f5, as I have argued in another thread.
  

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Re: Is the KIA just as agressive as the KID
Reply #46 - 10/19/05 at 06:39:17
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As a matter of fact, all of blacks responses featuring an early e5 will prove hard to counter for the KIA-player.

  
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Reply #45 - 10/18/05 at 23:53:38
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its not a problem. I dont like to offend any one and im aight(urban slang for all right) now. Cutlure is extremely awesome and i dont know baout becoming a doctor jones as he was more arheology but i will hopefully do culture one day.
  
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Reply #44 - 10/13/05 at 09:06:56
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Ah! Anthropology! Very interesting subject! Combines very well together with Paleonthology & Sociology. Put them all together & we have the study of the history of the human race, their various ways  of life, cultures, religions & thought. Add in psychology & we get aquainted with human nature. Will I see a budding Indy Jones in you??

Look BK, I apologise again for my 'outburst' & if i hv hurt you personally with my words in as much as i had tried avoiding getting personal & focusing on the subject at hand.

Peace dear brother! Lets get back to chess! Thats what we are all here for anyway right?

btw all the best for your studies!

  

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Reply #43 - 10/13/05 at 08:41:48
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Hit me back: Go ahead and reply if you would.
  
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Reply #42 - 10/13/05 at 08:36:41
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oh and by the way i agree with the whole talking like you would to your firends through text messaging. As a future anthropologist i should take into acount cultural differences. For this i appologize even more so than my last post. Culture is one of the most interesting things to me. 

Slang which i use often includes the folowing,

Drop: This means leave your mentioned information here not as in cease or stop.

Knockn: This is somthing i use when some one pokes fun at a certain opening or person

Hot/sweet/hard: somthing i think is cool or interesting

Check your self: put some analysis where your mouth is

If i think of anything else which i dont think some people will under stand i will post it. If i use a word and you donty understand the context please ask. I dont like making people angry.
  
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Reply #41 - 10/13/05 at 08:28:36
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Also your aggression towards Willempie was totally uncalled for.

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Listen i was just playing around when i said cyber smack! Its all in jest of course. Im sorry if i offended anyone as that is not my intention by any means! I thought his coment about the exchange french was quite humourous! So if i hurt any ones feelings my bad.
  
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Re: Is the KIA just as agressive as the KID
Reply #40 - 10/12/05 at 23:33:17
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Ah! so i see! 'Cultural differences' plays a part as well! ok! that means I can safely let my hair down here alsol!! Grin

I'll give one example from a project we had a couple of years back which we did together with a couple of people from Singapore (some Chinese and Vietnamese chaps). I was kind of the technical expert in the project, but all of them assumed I must be some kind of important manager because I told their manager that certain things wouldnt or couldnt be done. Grin
However the biggest cultural difference was that when we from our side needed something done they'd just say "yes we'll do it". Problem was that they didnt do it at all. When we asked about it their answer was that it was very impolite to say no as that would imply that we had made a mistake in judgement. Was a good lesson on cultural differences, though it took us 2 months extra.
  

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Re: Is the KIA just as agressive as the KID
Reply #39 - 10/12/05 at 21:35:10
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Ah! so i see! 'Cultural differences' plays a part as well! ok! that means I can safely let my hair down here alsol!! Grin
  

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Re: Is the KIA just as agressive as the KID
Reply #38 - 10/12/05 at 14:37:04
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Well I wouldnt worry too much about it. I come from a country where direct language is quite normal. We arent exactly the inventors of phrases like "Yes please" Grin

And anyway people tend to communicate on the internet as they would with friends or with text messaging, so it is very easy to slip into slang.
  

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Re: Is the KIA just as agressive as the KID
Reply #37 - 10/12/05 at 12:14:58
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Waaaaay off topic........" English 101"

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'In other words, it's just possible that some of these people writing nasty notes aren't even aware that they are being nasty. Take me for instance! "


Point noted Smyslov. I apologise if whatever -ve vibes got to you in some way. When I saw that baseless accusation thrown at me & the aggressive words directed to Willempie I just flipped. Tongue   Embarrassed Cry

There are ways of writing to deliver a sharp stinging message w/o sounding offensive/ aggressive/emotional.  You belong in that category of writers. So no worries. (you are an English teacher right? since you hv such way with words)

But words like 'cyber smack you for your ridiculousness' is nasty & immature; A simple 'I disagree with your views' would suffice. Or if you want more sting, 'It is unlikely that you should have such uninformed/naive views.' 

Also in the spoken language, where intonations & body gestures also come into play, "f*** you!" can be a remark said in jest (tho its still in bad taste) or a highly repulsive insult. But in the written language where there are no jesticulations or intonations, wordings have to be precise & chosen well to convey what you actually mean.

With all due respect, I just hope good ol BK realises this.


  

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Re: Is the KIA just as agressive as the KID
Reply #36 - 10/12/05 at 00:13:26
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Hear hear, Woofwoof!

I wonder if some of the nastiness is caused by the fact that written English is a difficult language.  It's so difficult that even native speakers can come off sounding much harsher than they mean to.   

In other words, it's just possible that some of these people writing nasty notes aren't even aware that they are being nasty.  Take me for instance! Grin

(Ok, I waive that excuse in my case.  If someone takes umbrage at what I say, they are probably right to do so.)
  
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Re: Is the KIA just as agressive as the KID
Reply #35 - 10/11/05 at 10:14:18
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Dont be knockn the polugaevsky. Its wild but not over so. I wouldnt say it is more unsound than the kings gambit by any means but that is for another section of this forum. 

As for the exchange being better than the KIA i cyber smack you for your ridiculousness! The exchange french is one of the most boring openings known to man. More so than any closed siclian or main line caro-kann! of course this is my opinion but the positions yeilded by it are mostly in my favour


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Please read carefully:" The KG can be wild at times but its still relatively a lot more solid & less risky compared to the Najdorf Polu! The King is also more secure in the KG even in games where white does not castle."

Was there any mention or discussion about soundness?? Is 'risky' an indication of unsoundness??  Is the mere mentioning of the truth that the King's position in the Polu which is usually or generally more exposed than most other openings considered a criticism of the system?? Where is the Polu Knockin that you were talking about??

Also your aggression towards Willempie was totally uncalled for.

I apologise if I too sound aggressive, but its precisely this kind of behaviour which I have very low tolerance level for & which Ive seen too much of in the BDG, that 1 KID thread & now its happening again here. Angry

C'mon! we are chess players. Chess players discuss things civilly. We are not chess apologists. Chess openings do not  need apologetics for defence of their whatever creditability.
  

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Re: Is the KIA just as agressive as the KID
Reply #34 - 10/11/05 at 09:27:42
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I admit it was a bit of a tongue in cheek remark, but I still fail to see what would make the KIA more agressive, certainly when you play an exchange with a quick c4, which leads to quite open positions which in my experience are more difficult to play for black due to the Panov-like pressure white has. Still I wouldnt go overboard in saying the exchange is agressive. Imo it is a bit like comparing apples and oranges on their spiciness. Wink
  

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Reply #33 - 10/11/05 at 09:05:48
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Dont be knockn the polugaevsky. Its wild but not over so. I wouldnt say it is more unsound than the kings gambit by any means but that is for another section of this forum. 

As for the exchange being better than the KIA i cyber smack you for your ridiculousness! The exchange french is one of the most boring openings known to man. More so than any closed siclian or main line caro-kann! of course this is my opinion but the positions yeilded by it are mostly in my favour
  
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