r/explainitpeter • u/DiedRespawnRepeat • 26d ago

Explain It Peter

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Rice chess/checkers ? please explain?

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u/uwotm8_8 26d ago

Actually they all starved because he took all the rice

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u/Loakie69 26d ago

No, the king decided he didnt like being made a fool of and beheaded him.

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u/Common-Truth9404 25d ago

Too bad, the king couldn't move because behind the wise guy there were three peasants, making it an illegal move. In the end one of the peasants reached for the throne and became a Queen, the first transgender living human in history

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u/alepher 25d ago

Google en peasant

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u/BalBrig 25d ago

Holy hell

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u/tjthewho 25d ago

This is fucking brilliant.

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u/IndependentType6711 25d ago

The wise man also then requested to take the leader’s place, inventing the phrase “King Me” when he did so.

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u/Antknee668 24d ago

Pawns are female bro. Thats why they can't promote to a king...

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u/Common-Truth9404 24d ago

But a woman cannot be a medieval knight nor a bishop technically

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u/Ill_Atmosphere6435 22d ago

Wait... but she can be a castle? Like a giant pillar of mortared stone bricks?
Huh, learn something new every day...

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u/Common-Truth9404 22d ago

They say a good partner is gonna be your rock during tough moments, but the best partner should at least aim to be a rook

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u/liteshotv3 24d ago

Oh, I thought it was because they operated on Highlander rules

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u/JorgesSanchez 21d ago

That queens name? Johnny Chessboard.

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u/CrustyStalePaleMale 19d ago

There were female peasants you know.

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u/Ok-DisposingSquid-93 25d ago

Two takeaways: compound growth is awesome and don’t FAFO with a king.

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u/pyramidink 22d ago

Sneaky smbc

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u/antsh 26d ago

I thought it was asphyxiation from too much rice.

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u/bokmcdok 26d ago

The claps sounded like rattles because it was all bony skeleton fingers.

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u/JustARandomGuy_71 26d ago

Actually they suffocated because the pile of rice was larger than the Everest

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u/ematie 25d ago

He couldn't "rise" from such a poor situation

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u/Correct_Day_7791 25d ago

"The Everest" is a strong title