That’s all I need to hear to watch it this Christmas.

Wait, is this different to the brother who turned him in? And also, is this true? I’m not going to verify it before telling others.

For pawns, use them to control the centre, try to make your opponent double up their pawns then attack the weak one, and get a passed pawn for yourself (ie. no enemy pawns on either side that can trade with it).

My basic tips would be trade pieces less (or think about what advantage you would gain by trading), be less aggressive, and just make sure all of your pieces are protecting each other. Chess is about who makes the last mistake.

Events do be over-determined like that.

Nah, you’re so real for this one, Lauren. I’m definitely going to bring it up to irritate someone this week.

Crazy how fast they show up after it rains though. You’d think they could show that kinda hustle when I’m trying not to step on them in the dark.