On Tue, 6 Dec 2005 11:27:35 -0500, "Lord Reginald Smithers" Ask me about my driveway leading up to
my manor. wrote:

Kevin,
There are two opposing players, with many different pieces at their
disposal. I am glad I could clarify this for you.


wrote in message
roups.com...

John H. wrote:
On 5 Dec 2005 05:16:28 -0800, wrote:


*JimH* wrote:

Harry, Harry, Harry. This really is a terrific story. Surely you
understand that when any of the top five are killed others then move
up to
take their place. There will always be a top five until there are no
more
leaders left to fill the ranks.

You understand that....eh?

Oh, what a spin!! So, I take it, then, that when you play chess, and
someone takes your Queen, a Rook or a Knight becomes the Queen??

Another who knows nothing of succession of command.

Well, gee, tell us what YOU know about how the terrorists decide
succession of command. Where are these edicts that show just how
Saddam, or terrorist splinter groups do this? I'd like to read them.
Please forward them, okay?

In a game of chess, there are two opposing players. If one gets killed,
the other wins. Amen.


You must be one lousy chess player to make an ignorant statement like
that! Are you really saying that there are only two pieces on the
board?????



Thanks so much. I'm hoping he understands. I'm using words that are two big, I suppose.
--
John Herring

Hope your Christmas is Spectacular,
and your New Year even Better!