Author: Bruce Moreland
Date: 12:07:10 09/20/05
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On September 20, 2005 at 05:18:02, Swaminathan wrote: >On September 20, 2005 at 03:59:37, Bruce Moreland wrote: > >>On September 20, 2005 at 02:50:09, Swaminathan wrote: >> >>>On September 20, 2005 at 02:27:00, Bruce Moreland wrote: >>> >>>>Ferret + 0.50 >>>> >>>>There is some risk in evaluating this kind of position as a draw, because there >>>>are some positions where the pawn can be forced to the g-file. >>>> >>>>But I think it is worth it to evaluate it as slightly better for white (you'd >>>>want the bishop and pawn, given the choice), but still drawish. >>>> >>>>bruce >>> >>>Ferret is still alive! >>> >>>I somehow liked the sound of "Ferret",It sounds cool! >>> >>>How did you choose such a cute nick for your engine,Bruce? >>> >>>Are you fond of ferrets?Do You have ferrets at home? >>> >>>Have you ever came across the phrase "The busyness of ferrets"? >>>"Business" sounds similar to busyness as in being "busy" >>> >>>Get Busy with your work,Bruce >>>If ferret is going to be released someday,I'll definitely buy it.because the >>>engine is from you! >>> >>>Friendly off topic regards, >> >>I read an article about insane people in the UK who put ferrets down their pants >>competitively. >> >>There was one guy who could do it for hours, while all his competitors could >>manage only a few minutes. He was asked if they ever bit his personal aspects, >>and he said they did this often. They would take a big bite and hang there. >> >>I believe he said something to the effect that they don't just bite to wound, >>they bite to amputate. >> >>But he said this in UK pub-speak. >> >>I hope this answers your question. > >Seriously? > >Okay then,Do you have ferrets at home? >I have read some article that ferrets can be used as pets. I don't own any ferrets. They can't be house-broken. I advise against putting them down your pants. bruce
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