gomickeylol has kibitzed 171 times to chessgames   [more...]

Oct-02-05 Jon Ludvig Hammer    gomickeylol: I'm holding a pun-athon here. Start...NOW!      Oct-02-05 Svidler vs Topalov, 2005    gomickeylol: Yup, thats Svidler all right! :D x 10      Oct-02-05 Chessgames - Beer    gomickeylol: And that is an unbelievebly cute avatar. I just want to pet it once...lol      Oct-02-05 A J Goldsby    gomickeylol: I don't mean to be rude, but I want to put my foot down. Has ANYONE said ANYTHING related to chess on this page THAT WASN'T AN ATTACK?? GOOD LORD. I've never been fond of AJ's somewhat insolent kibitzes, but I've never cared enough to let it matter to me.      Oct-01-05 Zappa (Computer)    gomickeylol: Here's a point... I'm a brilliant chip designer. I've been working on this chess program for a while. Finally, I pull it off and make an amazing engine. I'm so proud of myself. Yay. Anyway, I think, this sucker need's a name, a name that will be famous in the computer chess ...      Oct-01-05 J Polgar vs L Gutman, 1987    gomickeylol: It takes good JUDITial powers to make that kind of move. Sorry, had to drop that pun somewhere :)      Oct-01-05 Kudrin vs J Polgar, 1987    gomickeylol: There's an important lesson to be found here, and it is very important: OPPOSITE COLOR BISHOP ENDINGS CANNOT BE ASSUMED AUTOMATIC DRAWS! Any endgame book worth its salt will tell you that a Opposite color bishop ending is drawish. Some people take it too seriously I guess.      Oct-01-05 S Polgar vs Benjamin, 1985    gomickeylol: Oh. Now doesn't THAT take some of the fun out of it?      Oct-01-05 Kibitzer's Café    gomickeylol: Haha! chessgames.com is coming up on kibitz #3000! Congrats gang! Also wondering if there will be a little celebration 'cause of the fact we're getting VERY close to 1500 pages of Kibitzers Cafe :)      Oct-01-05 J Polgar vs Szendrei, 1984    gomickeylol: <markshark> The junior patzer will do his best to answer this question (okay, so I'm 2 years late.) All Sicillian variations I have seen are extremely theme-ish openings, if you know what I mean. The Najdorf is no exception. To answer your question about an early ...e5, ...

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