The Lighter Side of Chess

A Knight on the Rim is Grim
The 4 Opening Moves of Chess - Center Pawns, Knights & Bishops, Castle, Attack
Always Check, It Might be Mate
When in Doubt, Don't Move a Pawn
The King is an Attacking Piece (in the End Game)
Combinations are the Building Blocks of Positional Play
Passed Pawns Increase in Strength as the Number of Pieces Diminish
Pawn Moves Should be Spent as if They were your Last Dollar
The Passed Pawn is a Criminal that must be kept under Lock and Key
Pawns are the Soul of Chess
We Learn More from One Loss than a Thousand Victories
Never Move a Piece Twice Before You Have Moved Others Once
Games are Won by Mistakes, Either Your Own or Your Opponents
A Gambit Pawn is Worth 3 Free Moves
There is No Victory Without Risk
Never Take the Pawn on b2 with Your Queen
An Isolated Pawn Spreads Gloom Across the Chessboard
Every Move Should have a Touch of Poison in it
The Sign of a Strong Player is the Ability to Win Won Games Easily
On the Chessboard Lies and Hypocrisy do not Live Long
An Attack on the Wing Should be Met by Counter Attack in the Center
Nobody has ever Won a Game by Resigning
It is Not Enough to be a Good Chessplayer- You must also Play Well
When You Find a Good Move, Look Again - There May be a Better One
Holes & Weak Points in Your Opponents Position Must be Occupied by Pieces, Not Pawns
The Most Important Piece in a Pawn Ending is the King
Threat can be More Powerful than its Execution
A Defeated Attitude is the Seed of Defeat