Originally posted by howardbradley
And here's me thinking the love of money is the root of all evil.

Originally posted by huntingbear
If you refer to 1 Timothy 6:10, my understanding is that the meaning of the Greek is more: "the love of money is the root of all kinds of evil."

Originally posted by Zelinda
fu** you!

Am I the only chessplayer who actually like girls? In some occations even love them?

Don't see everythin as black and white (as chessplayers usually do). Don't be afraid of them, they're very charming.

Originally posted by FabianFnas
Am I the only chessplayer who actually like girls? In some occations even love them?

Don't see everythin as black and white (as chessplayers usually do). Don't be afraid of them, they're very charming.

Originally posted by Suzianne
Bravo.

Please don't ever let the "He-man Women Hater's Club" here change your mind on that. 🙂

How would the world look like if no girls were present?
Who would fix the loundry, cleaning, getting beer out of the fridge when I watch socker on TV, preparing food, etc? (Oooh, just kidding!)[/b]

I hvn't read the whole post, but there is an innacuracy in the formula.

Girls = Time and Money

Time = Money

Therefore Girls = Money + Money

or

Girls = 2 x Money, not Money squared, and from that the formula goes awry.

Thus girls arn't evil. Mathematically at least.

I noticed someone freaking out over this further up, and I'd like to tell her not to take so much offense at a joke.

For the record, I took no offence, I just wanted to point out the error in logic

Originally posted by thespacemonkey
I hvn't read the whole post, but there is an innacuracy in the formula.

Girls = Time and Money

Time = Money

Therefore Girls = Money + Money

or

Girls = 2 x Money, not Money squared, and from that the formula goes awry.

Thus girls arn't evil. Mathematically at least.

Originally posted by thespacemonkey
I hvn't read the whole post, but there is an innacuracy in the formula.



Thus girls arn't evil. Mathematically at least.

Sorry, but I figured that the mathematical syntax error was so great that highlighting it twice couldn't hurt anyway. 😀

Originally posted by thespacemonkey
Sorry, but I figured that the mathematical syntax error was so great that highlighting it twice couldn't hurt anyway. 😀

The expression is not "Girls are the product of time and money" its "Girls (equal | cost | take) time and money" the expression has been bent to fit the outcome. Thus girls TRUELY cost 2money, not money squared.