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sunnydee* wrote on Sat, Dec 13, 2003 10:46 PM UTC:Good ★★★★
hello i can't tell you my name because my parents have said never to tell
that on the internet.  I am 12 years of age.  Its the 13th of december
and
i went to a christmas party were santa gave me a brand new game of chess
but it was glass.  Me and my little brother imidiately started playing
it.
 But thing is we didn't know the rules and they weren't on the box or
in
the box, so my dad got on the internet for me and i research rules of
chess and sure enough i found this site.  Its amazing how you guys formed
this site in order to help people understand the rules of chess. Best
thing is its free.  Now me and my brother can play chess the right way
without cheating THANKS!
SunnyDee*
P.S.  May god bless you!

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