I accidentally did a Google search of Lich instead of Lichess.

I accidentally truncated the term of my Google search, and it became "lich" instead of "lichess".

Hmmm... is there something lichess isn't telling us?

I always assume the early beginnings of lichess had something to do with the HTML <li> tag.

But something more demonic perhaps?

(Although what could be more demonic than the <li> tag, really, when it comes right down to it? I mean, besides <ul> itself).

A lich as a dead bitch.
Like the witch king of Angmar.
Hope this helps.

@Akaraya said in #2:
> A lich as a dead bitch.
> Like the witch king of Angmar.
> Hope this helps.
Lord of the rings?

@BKrivi09 said in #3:
> Lord of the rings?
Wut?

Tell me you've never played Dungeons and Dragons without telling me that you've never played Dungeons and Dragons.

lichen is a co-dependant fungus and moss binary organism. They can't do without each other. I still don't see any connection.

They have infringed copyright from Liechtenstein

@Passionate_Player said in #7:
> They have infringed copyright from Liechtenstein
Lichessstein?!?!

Liheaven and lichell

lol dnd