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O Lie 
 
Odd Lie
Number of games in database: 42
Years covered: 1954 to 1988
Overall record: +23 -11 =8 (64.3%)*
   * Overall winning percentage = (wins+draws/2) / total games
      Based on games in the database; may be incomplete.

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 page 1 of 2; games 1-25 of 42  PGN Download
Game  ResultMoves Year Event/LocaleOpening
1. O Lie vs E Kjaerstad 1-030 1954 Norway thematicC51 Evans Gambit
2. O Lie vs S Halvorsen 1-040 1965 NOR-ch corrA43 Old Benoni
3. E Hatlebakk vs O Lie 1-040 1965 Norway chC53 Giuoco Piano
4. G Stenvadet vs O Lie ½-½28 1965 Norway chC81 Ruy Lopez, Open, Howell Attack
5. O Lie vs P Lindblom 1-023 1965 Norway chD00 Queen's Pawn Game
6. H Pettersen vs O Lie 1-041 1965 Norway chC80 Ruy Lopez, Open
7. O Arvoll vs O Lie 0-128 1965 Norway chD00 Queen's Pawn Game
8. O Lie vs K Saga 1-036 1965 Norway chD00 Queen's Pawn Game
9. O Kolberg vs O Lie 0-127 1965 Norway chC82 Ruy Lopez, Open
10. J Svenneby vs O Lie ½-½28 1965 Norway chC36 King's Gambit Accepted, Abbazia Defense
11. D De Lange vs O Lie ½-½44 1970 Norway chA28 English
12. O Lie vs O Prytz 1-030 1972 Norway chE89 King's Indian, Samisch, Orthodox Main line
13. O Lie vs J Grande 1-031 1972 Norway chA43 Old Benoni
14. O Lie vs B R Johansen 1-021 1972 corrD00 Queen's Pawn Game
15. O Lie vs E Sterud 1-034 1972 Norway chD00 Queen's Pawn Game
16. O Lie vs E Andreassen 0-126 1972 Norway chA65 Benoni, 6.e4
17. O Lie vs W A Stilling 0-144 1972 CCOL8 prel1-06C98 Ruy Lopez, Closed, Chigorin
18. H Jonsson vs O Lie 0-151 1974 WT/MA14 English
19. O Lie vs I Novak 0-141 1977 corrB09 Pirc, Austrian Attack
20. O Lie vs L Gaertig 1-032 1977 CCOL8 final-06C95 Ruy Lopez, Closed, Breyer
21. J Wiik vs O Lie 1-026 1977 NOR-ch PostsjaakA61 Benoni
22. O Lie vs F Aamodt 1-026 1977 NOR-ch PostsjaakB69 Sicilian, Richter-Rauzer Attack, 7...a6 Defense, 11.Bxf6
23. R Thimann vs O Lie 1-037 1977 CCOL8 final-06C95 Ruy Lopez, Closed, Breyer
24. O Lie vs L Omelchenko ½-½48 1977 CCOL8 final-06C95 Ruy Lopez, Closed, Breyer
25. O Lie vs H Ahman ½-½42 1978 EU/MSM/II prelD59 Queen's Gambit Declined, Tartakower
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Nov-26-09   Everyone: True! Uh, or not? On that you can be sure.
Nov-27-09
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  technical draw: I crashed Joe Biden's state dinner. He was glad too because I was the only one to show up. He kept calling me Ambassador for some reason.
Nov-27-09
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  Red October: are you sure he wasn't saying "Open the Door" in a Brooklyn accent ?
Nov-27-09
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  whatthefat: Gata Kamsky has announced his retirement from chess.
Nov-27-09   DCP23: <whatthefat: Gata Kamsky has announced his retirement from chess.>

He sure did, it was in 1996. Where have you been all these years?!

Nov-27-09
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  Open Defence: hey! this page is only for lies!!
Nov-27-09   Jim Bartle: No it isn't.
Nov-27-09
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  Thorski: You're all an odd lie! - The Solipsist
Nov-27-09
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  technical draw: <hey! this page is only for lies!!> No it isn't, stop lying. This page is only for TD's inventions.
Nov-27-09
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  HeMateMe: Taylor Swift and Kayne West to reunite on Oprah's last show, have a comfort hug, and do a duet of "Liar."
Nov-27-09
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  WannaBe: After watching the last few tournaments that he played in, I can tell ya, Tiger's got a terrible drive...
Nov-28-09
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  WannaBe: Some one just called me fron Buffalo, New York, asking me if I have ever seen an American Football game, if so, I have a future as their new head coach!!

After I accept the gig, which pays me 15 million American Buck-a-roos a year, I can finally afford to pay <technical draw> that 20 bucks that I owe him!

Nov-28-09
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  technical draw: <After watching the last few tournaments that he played in, I can tell ya, Tiger's got a terrible drive...>

He probably had the car in overdrive and it backed upped dog leg to the right. Which is par for those type of cars.

Nov-28-09
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  technical draw: All things considered Woods should have used a driver.
Nov-28-09
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  talisman: 1.every tiger chessplayer here in baton rouge is buying that new Les Myles Clock Management Watch which ensures that you will never lose on time.
Nov-28-09
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  technical draw: Good evening Mr. Chessplayer, good evening Mrs. Chessplayer, I am TD, the inspiration for the character Eddie Haskell from Leave it to Beaver. Let's go ring some doorbells and run. No? Chicken!...
Nov-28-09   edbermac: <technical draw: <After watching the last few tournaments that he played in, I can tell ya, Tiger's got a terrible drive...> He probably had the car in overdrive and it backed upped dog leg to the right. Which is par for those type of cars.>

Rumor now that Tiger was putting his balls into a another hole and Mrs TW was none too pleased.

Odd Lie indeed!

http://www.tmz.com/2009/11/28/tiger...

Nov-28-09
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  technical draw: <edbermac> Let's just use the phrase I invented: "Hell knows no fury like a women scorned" and not be too explicit in this family oriented site.
Nov-28-09   Dredge Rivers: <technical draw> This site is family oriented? Who knew? There goes my "Who should be in a Playboy Women of Chess Pictorial" idea! :)
Nov-28-09
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  weisyschwarz: Ketchup is a vegetable.
Nov-29-09
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  technical draw: I was trained by the CIA to kill with my bare .357 magnum, I could start a fire with just one match. I can escape any building using the fire exit. Yes sir, don't mess with me. I can start any car using the right key. And I can fly any plane as long as I have a ticket. You know me as TD, you don't want to know my real name.
Nov-30-09
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  PinnedPiece: Not many know that <TD> has a real life outside of the <Odd Lie> page, where he is a marketing consultant for a number of products. We're talking several product lines that can sell with only the absolute honest truth presented to consumers, including the Apple MacIntosh computer family.

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Nov-30-09
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  PinnedPiece: <weisyschwarz: Ketchup is a vegetable.>

Ketchup seeds must be planted in early March in an area of the garden that has full sun and little competition from tree roots. Ketchup tends to spread rapidly in the warm growing season, putting a squeeze on other vegetables, and may need to be thinned, or cut back periodically.

Keep the ketchup well-watered and fertilized, and look for signs of discoloration, browning or mold, and discard if such characteristics are observed. Dogs are easily trained to harvest the crop for you.

Nov-30-09   TheFocus: "The ketchup flower is one of the most beautiful in nature. It has a smell not unlike a good hot dog. When you see an abundance of ketchup flowers in a garden, you can be that that year's crop will be a good one" - Farmer's Almanac, 2009, pg. 357.
Nov-30-09   TheFocus: "It should be common knowledge to all serious gardeners that pairing the mustard plant with it's wonderful yellow flowers in the same garden as the ketchup flower is a treasure to the senses and quite pleasing to the eye. Any gardener that fails to pair these two plants in the same garden should give up gardening and learn to knit or take up that idle past-time of chess, as you will have proven that you have no sense of culture." - Farmer's Almanac, 2009, pg. 358-359.
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