Why did the king go to therapy?
He felt completely trapped, his life was moving entirely one square at a time, and he hadn't made a single independent decision without his queen yelling at him since 1850.
How about this one?
The rook joined a self-improvement class.
Lesson 1: “Stay on the straight and narrow.”
Rook: “Already mastered it.”
Why can’t you trust atoms?
They make up everything.
P.S. Is this supposed to be chess related or not?
Hey, look how brave I am. I turned the tap all the way to hot, put my hand under it, and held it there.
P.S. I didn't turn on the tap.
@AmyNatania said [^](/forum/redirect/post/rR331jVK)
> Why did the king go to therapy?
> He felt completely trapped, his life was moving entirely one square at a time, and he hadn't made a single independent decision without his queen yelling at him since 1850.
Sounds like something a king would be dealing with a lot. :)
@AmyNatania said [^](/forum/redirect/post/rR331jVK)
> Why did the king go to therapy?
> He felt completely trapped, his life was moving entirely one square at a time, and he hadn't made a single independent decision without his queen yelling at him since 1850.
Did his queen die in 1850?
A Gorilla handler recently stood trial for brawling, he claimed he just went ape. :)
@C_H_A_M_P said [^](/forum/redirect/post/NWCGbYL8)
> > Why did the king go to therapy?
> > He felt completely trapped, his life was moving entirely one square at a time, and he hadn't made a single independent decision without his queen yelling at him since 1850.
>
> Sounds like something a king would be dealing with a lot. :)
Yep, Poor King T-T
@lq2 said [^](/forum/redirect/post/VKPjl8ed)
> > Why did the king go to therapy?
> > He felt completely trapped, his life was moving entirely one square at a time, and he hadn't made a single independent decision without his queen yelling at him since 1850.
>
> Did his queen die in 1850?
Hmm, not sure, probably not ._.
@AmyNatania said [^](/forum/redirect/post/x8a64ddG)
> > > Why did the king go to therapy?
> > > He felt completely trapped, his life was moving entirely one square at a time, and he hadn't made a single independent decision without his queen yelling at him since 1850.
> >
> > Did his queen die in 1850?
>
> Hmm, not sure, probably not ._.
I mean that in1850 when he made an independent decision was it because his queen got captured?
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