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So much chittering. I'm down for a chess tourney.

Chess skill isn't based on intelligence, it's based on experience. Last I knew, there were around 46(?) plausible openings. Obviously someone inexperienced would be unaware of them.

My dad taught me at six. I am grateful for that. If there is chemistry, chess can be sexy in and of itself, but I'm not going to waste my time memorizing opening gambits or anything.

I know I will never be a master, for that reason, but I am not easy.

You statement is incorrect on many levels. A person with good logical capability can easily beat a moron who who memorized a few openings. 46! Are you serious even a child could tell you how dumb that  is. Just think for one moment, Just one before you go saying random things.

I heard that from a chess grandmaster, but OK.

Honestly this is a big misunderstanding. Being bad at chess has nothing to do with memorizing openings. Once you are at a high enough level of play. (far higher than any one on SC) memorizing openings becomes important. At any of you levels its up to raw intelligence.  

I dont care about where or not someone likes chess. There are people who on there first time playing chess are better than some people who play for years. Its based on intelligence. I said nothing about liking chess. All I said was your skill in chess was determined by your intelligence. 

You are lying. Or he was lying. No chess grand master would say that. 

Lol chess is actually about memorization and tryp is correct,they memorize past games and opening theories and just apply them to any given situations on the board

I would agree. My chess is not about memorization, but I am no Bobby Fisher either