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Aug-07-18 Fred Wilson    seagull1756: Perpetual chess podcast has a painfully boring episode featuring Fred, where he does not listen to interviewer’s questions and goes on talking about his precious self in the most pompous way imaginable for 1h 20 min. The podcast is usually brilliant, but this episode... simply      Dec-05-17 Dubov vs S Volkov, 2017    seagull1756: Wow. A piece sacrifice a-la Bronstein from Dubov....      Mar-09-17 Waitzkin vs Svidler, 1994   seagull1756: According to this podcast ( https://itunes.apple.com/gb/podcast... ) Svidler had vastly superior tiebreaks, so no chance of "sharing glory" for Josh, he was simply obliged to play for a win. Why not be truthful in the book, then?      Sep-20-16 Tkachiev vs Vachier-Lagrave, 2010   seagull1756: Dramatic game..      Jul-22-16 K Stupak vs V Gashimov, 2010   seagull1756: RIP "Mr. Modern Benoni"      May-23-16 M Omariev vs A Kachko, 2007   seagull1756: Soviet school of chess, innit... This dude also tried 1.d4 d5 2.Nf3 h6, and without much luck. But the very end of this game is just hilarious      Sep-01-10 Landa vs M Leon Hoyos, 2008    seagull1756: sorry, 26..Bc4 27.Rxc4, 28.Bxa8, 29.Qxc4 looks even better      Aug-31-10 G Malmqvist vs D Miskulin, 1998   seagull1756: Haha, this is simply awesome!      Aug-27-10 Ftacnik vs A Aleksandrov, 2008    seagull1756: shall we also calculate all the lines leading to checkmate after black queens the pawn? do you guys seriously think that going into a pawn ending with a clear extra pawn requires some sort of profound analysis?      May-07-10 Topalov vs Anand, 2010    seagull1756: whoa, I take my words back! Gorbachev is still alive!

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