Marnoff Mirlony has kibitzed 443 times to chessgames   [more...]

Oct-28-09 Robert James Fischer    Marnoff Mirlony: Lots of new faces. It seems many of the old posters have gone from here. My classic posts are all around the 20s. Such is the name of the game, that things always change.      Oct-28-09 Kibitzer's Café    Marnoff Mirlony: I used to be quite the frequent poster around here. I reckon I've been missed.      Oct-28-09 Hikaru Nakamura    Marnoff Mirlony: Nakamura sure has made leaps and bounds in terms of his progress. We are seeing a more complete player develop than ever before out of him.      Jul-14-04 Fidel Castro    Marnoff Mirlony: <Whitehat1963: <Marnoff Mirlony>, what is your definition of a great man? Does Stalin qualify? How about Hitler? Saddam Hussein?> You're hitting the nail on the head, I suppose, Whitehat.      May-08-04 Magnus Carlsen    Marnoff Mirlony: Wow, he's the youngest GM - after rating inflation and such. Fischer's title at age 15 remains the most worthy. He actually had to win it against good players. The 2500s of today are the club players of 1950.      May-05-04 B Alterman vs Deep Fritz, 2000    Marnoff Mirlony: I saw the wins.      Mar-30-04 Maurice Ashley    Marnoff Mirlony: For someone who hated the joke so much, you sure go on about it a lot, Benjamin Lau. Loosen up. Shadout Mapes, why would someone punch him in the face for the joke? I think you'd be suprised in the "real world" as you put it, how many people actually would laugh.      Feb-16-04 Torre vs F Duz-Khotimirsky, 1925    Marnoff Mirlony: I saw the attack instantly.      Feb-16-04 S S Dodge vs J Houghteling, 1905    Marnoff Mirlony: Awesome finish.      Feb-03-04 Taimanov vs Fischer, 1971    Marnoff Mirlony: What is with the numerous exclamation marks you use in your first paragraph? It's like your shouting. "I said 'Hitler'!" Wow, you really stepped out on a limb on that one. I'm not going to bother listing what he's done for Chess because there's simply no point. You're acting

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