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| Jun-06-05 | | Catfriend: <Jaym> Work on your strategy instead, and read some good <aw1988> texts in Moscow:) Nice try, though. |
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Jun-06-05
 | | TheAlchemist: <Jay> This is just about the best story I've read on this page so far. I don't think you can ever surpass this, so I suggest you don't post anymore, unless they're more perfect than this one. And by the way, wasn't AVRO in 1938? |
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| Jun-06-05 | | Catfriend: Not in <Jaym>'s imaginary world. |
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| Jun-06-05 | | aw1988: <Catfriend> I'm honored. |
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Jun-06-05
| | TheAlchemist: <Catfriend> I'm going to spoil everything by saying this, but what the hell, here it goes: ...sarcasm... |
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| Jun-06-05 | | Jaymthetactician: And by the way, wasn't AVRO in 1938
O.K, I stand corrected, in reality, Morphy would not be able to win, but for stories sake let's let him win, and Philidor won lineres ahead of Kramnik and Leko, but not Kasparov, seeing as he was transported back to the 1500's and couldnt make it, Kasparov defeats Ruy Lopez to become world champion, and Nimzovich became the greatest chess author of all time in the 15th century by writing "My System at the game of chesse, Hypermoderne playe for all" Which contains the Alekhine, Nimzo-Indian, Nimzo defense to 1.e4, the Nimzo attack, and the Reti (Reti was also transported here) And Lucena was forgotten about totally in the history of chess, and proof provided a 10 year old Fischer is way better then Morphy at the prime of his life. |
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| Jun-06-05 | | Jaymthetactician: <Jaym> Work on your strategy instead Already am, I am studying Alekhines cross.
read some good <aw1988> texts in Moscow Yeah, but lacks historical/Sci-Fi value. |
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| Jun-06-05 | | Jaymthetactician: And I traveled back to the year 2200 and became the Fischerrandom champion, as classical chess has become outdated, I alway's set up my pieces as: Bishops a1,h1 Knights b1-g1 Rook's c1-f1 queen-d1 king-e1, this is objectively best set up. |
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Jun-06-05
 | | WannaBe: Certain concept(s) are lost on people. I have the perfect example/exhibit right here, on this page. I think even John Cochrane and Lawyer Times can't argue against that. By the way, <Jaym*> if you always set up your pieces as: <text omitted here> then it is not really random is it?! Practice your punctuation, please. It is painful at times to read your post. Better yet, add your name to my ignore list and I can live blissfully happy. |
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Jun-06-05
| | TheAlchemist: <Catfriend> What have I done? I have unleashed a force more powerful than anything we can imagine upon the Earth... I have opened the Pandora's box. Well, actually Jay has, but nonetheless.
:-) |
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Jun-06-05
| | TheAlchemist: <hintza: WTF...> Did you mean "WTC"? :-) Jay could use his time machine to travel through time yet again and prevent that catastrophe. Or maybe does it work only with chess tournaments? |
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| Jun-07-05 | | Catfriend: WTC is what the cat? Or is it just me?
I'd recommend working on Karpov's games for active strategy, but then, my own strategic skills suck!Hear, hear, I have a story too:
Once upon in a time, in a kingdom called <Chessgames.com>, a domain of bliss and prosperity, happened a "disaster beyond the imagination", as the Phantom says it. In the middle of the palace, a place named <kibitzers Cafe>, suddenly appeared an evil magician, who called himself tadadadam <JaymTheTactitian>! At a lift of his hand, the cafe was overrun by weird (no offence, cf.) Sci-Fi stories, about the history of the game of games, science of sciences, insanity of madnesses and geekness of dorknesses - chess itself! The citizen, often called <kibitzers>, had no idea what to do, the stories were so funny they simply couldn't be blindly <ignore>d! What could they do? So they prayed and prayed to the high being called <chessgames.com admin>, and the latter sent then the rescue! First, a great gray wolf howling <awwww> <awwwww> <awwww 1988> came to Moscow, to fight the evil spirits with his hilarious jokes, using napkins as his weapon. Then, a knight riding a cat, named <Catfriend> for his true and tender love for our feline friends, decided to resist the Sci-Fi invasion... Here the story ends, I must eat something:) |
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| Jun-07-05 | | Appaz: <Catfriend> You better not eat more of the same...
:) |
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| Jun-07-05 | | Catfriend: <Appaz> lol, I never said it's a good one! It was just a counter-sacrifice against <Jaym>'s attack! |
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| Jun-07-05 | | farrooj: good one <Catfriend> |
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| Jun-07-05 | | Jaymthetactician: By the way, <Jaym*> if you always set up your pieces as: <text omitted here> then it is not really random is it?! Well, it is if the opponent get's to decide a piece set-up for each side for the match. |
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| Jun-09-05 | | Catfriend: But the rules are that same set-up is to be used by both sides! |
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| Jun-09-05 | | Jaymthetactician: Catfriend: But the rules are that same set-up is to be used by both sides! Exactly, some games the opponent decides, other games I decide, is what I said. I think Fischerrandom should replace the classical chess for good, they should hold a Fischerrandom world champion tournament to declare the old chess dead. |
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| Jun-27-05 | | aw1988: Your story Jay is um, fascinating. |
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| Sep-01-05 | | fudge: Hey Jay, you should send your script to the Wachowski brothers. Throw in a pair of sunglasses, a long black leather jacket and some "bullet time" (TM) chess piece moving effects and you could have a winner on your hands. |
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Nov-20-05
 | | FSR: 4...Qg5?! is an unbelievably heavy-handed move. White should have responded with 5.Bg2 followed by Nf3. 4...h5! followed by ...h4 is much better, although you won't get a mate in 6 out of it. White should have played 4.Nf3! instead of 4.g3? |
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| Nov-26-05 | | Chopin: This is a very famous trap against the Bird. |
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| Aug-04-06 | | jackmandoo: <chopin> I just saw this trap on "Larry King Live". |
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| Apr-30-07 | | actionhero56: NN got "pont" by du mont |
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| Dec-07-07 | | porgue: <traveled back to the year 2200> jay, can you really do that?
wheres michael j fox when you need him? |
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