sounds like a teenage-angst love song. "I miss the way you used to hurt me"
I doubt that anybody misses the Pandemic.
I still suspect that many teachers who unexpectedly had to teach online are still coping with PTSD, which, in this case, means Parents Tensely Seeing Decline!
And don't get me started about the sadness and struggles that health care workers and restaurant and bar owners and workers had to put up with.
And think of all the poor souls who had to listen again and again to the media pretending to understand.
I still suspect that many teachers who unexpectedly had to teach online are still coping with PTSD, which, in this case, means Parents Tensely Seeing Decline!
And don't get me started about the sadness and struggles that health care workers and restaurant and bar owners and workers had to put up with.
And think of all the poor souls who had to listen again and again to the media pretending to understand.
We witnessed history and thank god came out alive from the pandemic,we are all winners,by the way what is poopoo guy mean?
@Oportunist said in #9:
> its weird as if people miss the pandemic
I actually miss the pandemic, man , the good ol days where we played video games during online class
> its weird as if people miss the pandemic
I actually miss the pandemic, man , the good ol days where we played video games during online class
@Oportunist said in #14:
> We witnessed history and thank god came out alive from the pandemic,we are all winners,by the way what is poopoo guy mean?
The Poopoo family name was found in the USA in 1920. In 1920 there was 1 Poopoo family living in Hawaii. This was 100% of all the recorded Poopoo's in USA. Hawaii had the highest population of Poopoo families in 1920.
> We witnessed history and thank god came out alive from the pandemic,we are all winners,by the way what is poopoo guy mean?
The Poopoo family name was found in the USA in 1920. In 1920 there was 1 Poopoo family living in Hawaii. This was 100% of all the recorded Poopoo's in USA. Hawaii had the highest population of Poopoo families in 1920.
If we get on the main point I would say People had enough time to come here and play chess because of Lockdown. Kids, adults, everyone had so much time to spend here now it's not the same, people have commitments to do. They have offices, they have schools now.
@TPT2010 said in #15:
> I actually miss the pandemic, man , the good ol days where we played video games during online class
Miss it? I mean it was good to have online classes but in my point of view it was a complete disaster, huge number of people dying, bread earners of the families losing their jobs, people losing their loved ones, doctors risking their lives to save people, people lacking beds in hospitals, dying from pain, mothers losing their newborns wasn't fun at all! Those years were the worst :(
> I actually miss the pandemic, man , the good ol days where we played video games during online class
Miss it? I mean it was good to have online classes but in my point of view it was a complete disaster, huge number of people dying, bread earners of the families losing their jobs, people losing their loved ones, doctors risking their lives to save people, people lacking beds in hospitals, dying from pain, mothers losing their newborns wasn't fun at all! Those years were the worst :(
@RaisingGravity said in #1:
> Just came back online after a year I remember during the pandemic how active lichess was people were making horseys we had so many clubs we were trying to make like the biggest clubs and stuff and now everything's dead
that was pandemic time
people were dead free
no other job to do at home so they are much active on lichess
i also liked those times when there where active people etc
> Just came back online after a year I remember during the pandemic how active lichess was people were making horseys we had so many clubs we were trying to make like the biggest clubs and stuff and now everything's dead
that was pandemic time
people were dead free
no other job to do at home so they are much active on lichess
i also liked those times when there where active people etc
@Noflaps said in #7:
> Lichess doesn't seem remotely dead. Dead as compared to what?
>
> By the way, right this second I'm watching a squirrel warily sneak up on some food. He's not dead either.
>
> Squirrels are terrific. Like the basketball Timberwolves. Like Liverpool footie. Like Lichess.
Texas is not for wolves. Minnesota may be as terrifying as the Klondike, but Texas is not for them. Texas is for those who have nothing to lose, and everything to gain, it's like Las Vegas, but without the Casinos, but with the whiskey and the big cars.
a bit like our off topic.
> Lichess doesn't seem remotely dead. Dead as compared to what?
>
> By the way, right this second I'm watching a squirrel warily sneak up on some food. He's not dead either.
>
> Squirrels are terrific. Like the basketball Timberwolves. Like Liverpool footie. Like Lichess.
Texas is not for wolves. Minnesota may be as terrifying as the Klondike, but Texas is not for them. Texas is for those who have nothing to lose, and everything to gain, it's like Las Vegas, but without the Casinos, but with the whiskey and the big cars.
a bit like our off topic.
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