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Computers are programmable but they don't know what a chess player really thinks
ChessÌý
If I go out to buy what you forgot on your shopping list, what guarantee do you have that I'll actually return?
Shopping for ListsÌý
Bridge doesn't allow you to fail, but your opponents already know you could
Bridge Over the River FailÌý
Swywth sounds like a Welsh word. I wonder if it's lost anything in translation
Lost in TranslationÌý
Send not to know for whom the bells tolls; it tolls for thee: John Donne, John Donne, John Donne
Gone and Donne itÌý
Another hundred metres. Go for it. Push yourself. Another hundred metres, you can do it ...
You can do itÌý
If you eat the seeds you'll live to be a hundred.
You'll live to be a hundredÌý
When she tells you that she'd like to see you again, she doesn't mean what you think.
She doesn't mean what you thinkÌý
Snickers, snackers, snockers, snu. Bippity, boppity, bappity, boooooooooo.
Snickers, snackers, snockers, snuÌý
Black as night I can be, until my mother sits on me; then clear as ice I become. In the rough, thank you Mum.
Thank you MumÌý
I never make predictions and I never will.
I never make predictionsÌý
Le Saux lines up the corner from the right. Zola charges the near post, changes his line to meet the ball and it's an audacious back heel flick-on that ends up in the back of the net!
Le Saux lines up the cornerÌý
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