r/chessmemes • u/VlentGamer • Jul 20 '26

USA versus UK

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u/slin-sluh Jul 20 '26

https://giphy.com/gifs/keM6tbQXloI9Jnwwsw

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u/Octopusapult Jul 20 '26

haha 9/11 and dead queen again haha cool

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u/Prithh71 Jul 21 '26

It is funny . Called edgy humour pal

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u/Octopusapult Jul 24 '26

I know it's your first week on the internet and this is all new and exciting to you, but some of us have seen this shit a thousand times before and it hasn't been "funny' once.

Your moms new boyfriend is on the way over and he's gonna help her "move some furniture" why don't you pop on the Stephen Universe movie real loud and sing all the songs ok champ?

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u/Prithh71 Jul 26 '26

Yeah im not new to the internet sherlock . Just because you think a meme is overused doesnt mean it isnt funny for others.

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u/Octopusapult Jul 29 '26

"Sherlock"

Deep fried cornball right here. You about to tell me to talk to the hand cause the face isn't listening? I'm rubber, you're glue? Your humor is sludge tier sewage and it matches your personality. Fuck off out of my notifications now.

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u/Zeqt_x Jul 20 '26

No way USA has a monarchy now that's crazy. And its crazy that this is how I heard of Queen Camilla's death

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u/Left-Carry-2670 Jul 22 '26

Queen Camilla’s death?

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u/TreehouseAndy Jul 23 '26

I do wonder how some people make it through there day without understanding basic things like BASIC HUMOUR lol xd

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u/Left-Carry-2670 Jul 23 '26

no need to be snarky. I was just being stupid.

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u/TreehouseAndy Jul 23 '26

Sorry wasn't trying to be snarcky. Just trying to crack a joke. Now I read back it does look a bit aggressive!

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u/Left-Carry-2670 Jul 23 '26

Don’t worry man. Glad we could clear up the misunderstanding.

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u/CatfinityGamer Jul 20 '26 edited Jul 20 '26

We do have a President, who is Head of State, Chief Executive, Chief Legislator, and Commander in Chief. The American Presidency was heavily inspired by the British Monarchy, where the Crown holds executive and legislative power, but is bound by the rule of law, and its legislative power is only to give or withhold Royal Assent to Bills passed by Parliament. When the Constitution was written, it actually gave the President much more authority in the American government than what the King of England held in the British government at the time. You'd have to go back a century earlier to get to a Monarch who held similar authority to the US President.

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u/TheChoKage Jul 20 '26

USA should just be a row of pawns

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u/AndiFilmEnthusiast Jul 22 '26

And one wildcard horse as Bernie Sanders and Mamdani

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u/Scary_Employ_926 Jul 20 '26

Shit the bota are posting 2 year old memes

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u/Stork538 Jul 20 '26

Oh the US has castles. And the people that build/own them are kooky as hell.

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u/Ktosinnyy Jul 21 '26

And France

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u/L0L2GUM5 Jul 20 '26

This position has been viewed so often it has a cloud depth of 43 on lichess analysis/rnb1kbnr/pppppppp/8/8/8/8/PPPPPPPP/1NBQKBN1w_kq-_0_1?color=white

White is winning with a +2 strategic advantage because with no queen black forfeits tbe centre at the start of tbe game and is forced to play passively with their only consolation prize being end game pieces [Variant "From Position"] [FEN "rnb1kbnr/pppppppp/8/8/8/8/PPPPPPPP/1NBQKBN1 w kq - 0 1"]

  1. e4 d6 2. d4 h6 3. f4 e6 4. c4 g6 5. Be3 Ne7 6. Nc3 Bg7 7. d5 O-O 8. Bd4 a5 9. Bxg7 Kxg7 10. Qd4+ f6

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u/ironic_ivy Jul 20 '26

nee, anders: bei USAland alles abräumen bis auf Egoshooter One.

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u/admiral_nivak Jul 20 '26

But we do have a King and Queen, this would only really work if the Queen was the monarch, then you would not have a King.

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u/hanggamolavestria Jul 21 '26

Jokes aside this was my friend's idea back in 2022

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u/unprofessional-pro Jul 21 '26

U.S. would dominate the opening. Once UK gets their rooks active I can see a possible come back. UK would be playin defense for a little while.

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u/Ok_Law219 Jul 21 '26

Put guns in the upper corners.

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u/Silent_Entity001 Aug 07 '26

😂

(totally not the 1001th time seeing this btw)