Dominik+ascps

THE ROYAL NAME GAME
 * the royal Easter show
 * the royal Melbourne hospital
 * the royal national park
 * the royal oak
 * the royal hotel
 * the royal Brunei
 * the royal Perth hospital
 * the royal Brisbane hospital
 * the royal Adelaide hospital
 * the royal womens hospital
 * the royal childrens hospital

OUTDOOR CHESS SETS Out door chess sets. Some people like them, some people don't. The reasons for this are that outdoor chess sets are to big to fit into someones backyard without you stepping on them. They would would ruin in the rain. The board will become all soggy and the pieces will rust due to rain. Pets would produce waste products on the board and pieces. Secondly you seem to lose your concentration outside with all the noise. You would not be able to think clearly like were you should move. On the other hand you have free space to move around the board, look at the pieces and move them. Lastly it would provide a playground for toddlers. They could walk around the pieces like in a maze full of giants. So to conclude, like i said in the beggining. Some people like them, some people don't.

HOW DID WORLD WAR @ RESEMBLE A CHESS GAME World war 2 resembled a chess game because of the soldiers were like th pawns being used in traps. The commander, like the king. Once he makes a mistake he cannot go back to fix it. This shows that in the world we make mistakes and even though we wan't to make them go away we can't take them back. The bishops played a part in world war 2 by healing the soldiers with gods love. And the church moves with the army to bless them before the soldiers go to war. There were no women in the war but in chess there is a queen. The queen could have travelled with the king to warto help withplans and things like that. The knights would have played a part in the war. In chess they could only move in an L shape. But in the war they could have been snipers assasinating commandos and generals of the enemy. Hiding up in the mountains or in the trenches waiting for the clear shot. The rooks in chess are the ones with power. They can move right, left, up and down. In the war the rooks would be the scouts of the army.They would scout ahead for the all clear. They would get one of the enemies dead bodys and strip them of there garments. Then they would put on the clothes and walk to enemy base hearing of there plans and then tells there commander of there enemys plans. And so that is how world war 2 resembled a chess game.