xenuthepilot has kibitzed 37 times to chessgames   [more...]

Jul-25-06 Veselin Topalov    xenuthepilot: If Topalov would have been a Power Ranger, he would have been the red T-Rex one.      Jul-25-06 Radjabov vs Carlsen, 2006    xenuthepilot: hunger -> thirst.      Jul-25-06 Biel Int'l Festival (2006)    xenuthepilot: <ezzy> I would tend to agree with you. But I think both Lazzie and Volo was afraid of going into the third round with nil points, if you have ever started a tournament with a blackout 0/3 (like i have) you would know that it can be hard to shake it off and get your ...      Jul-25-06 Vladimir Kramnik    xenuthepilot: But who knows... maybe the ancient prophecy will be realised. The planets will align and the last great russki K will prevail. So it has been written, So it shall be done.      Jul-25-06 Anatoly Karpov    xenuthepilot: Now days he goes by the name: A.K-55. Not as cool as back in 98 when he was known as A.K-47.      Jul-25-06 Magnus Carlsen    xenuthepilot: I think Mag should revise his d4 repertoire for black.      Jul-25-06 Carlsen vs Morozevich, 2006    xenuthepilot: Carlsen will win... He has a much bigger head.      Jul-25-06 Garry Kasparov    xenuthepilot: <square> I picked up a book called 'chess variants' a couple of weeks ago. The book is from the sixties and it has an entire chapter dedicated to diffrent shuffle-chess ideas and one of them is practically 'Fischerandom', even the castling rules are almost identical. So i      Jul-24-06 Pelletier vs Carlsen, 2006    xenuthepilot: I would bet my firstborn that this is gonna be a QID. I really wish that Magnus would go for a D44, but that's not happening...      Jul-23-06 acirce chessforum    xenuthepilot: We need more of these sensible opinions on the talk page of Israel at wikipedia.. We have been trying to get them to include an article about Israels crimes against human rights at the Israel page but certain posters keep calling me an neo-nazi, anti-semitic and try to get my ...

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