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Years covered: 1863

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1. Steinitz vs Rock 1-018 1863 London000 Chess variants

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Jan-05-05  Jafar219: Who likes rock music?
Dec-13-05  netlava: I don't.
Feb-13-06  Chessman1: He probably was a rock.
Apr-22-06  Whitehat1963: Can you smell what The Rock is cookin'?
Apr-24-06  Whitehat1963: The Rock has been around for a long time. And compared to Steinitz, he indeed plays like a rock.
Apr-24-06  Whitehat1963: Yo, Adrian?

Yes, Rocky?

I aint too smart, ya know?

Apr-24-06
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  acirce: http://blogs.warwick.ac.uk/images/a...
Apr-25-06  Whitehat1963: He'll knock ya to tomorrow, Rock!
Nov-01-07  tanuri: that was 4 attempts already Whitehat, it was a good target for humour, but you haven't reached it yet.
Nov-15-07
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  whiteshark: We will, we will Rock you !!!!
Nov-16-07  hitman84: I love Rock NN Roll
Mar-03-08  Nikita Smirnov: Rock the Casbah!
Jun-01-08  Udit Narayan: http://www.polyvore.com/cgi/img-set...
Jul-22-08  jimx: So the smell from the Rock's cooking is actually the rancid funk from this stinker of a game? No wonder he changed careers (repeatedly). He's looking good for his age though.
Jul-22-08  Red October: http://www.dorkboycomics.com/comics...
Jul-22-08  gBizzle: It's the wrestler/action movie star. He travelled back in time in one of his movies and after beating up people, he lost to Steinitz.
Jul-22-08
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  PinnedPiece: <hitman84: I love Rock NN Roll>

That's art. You're a musician, gotta be. Your own independent studio?

Jul-22-08  neveramaster: Perhaps the Ro in Rock stands for "rook odds". CK could be his actual initials.
Oct-05-08  ILikeFruits: ba rock...
the vote...
Oct-05-08  just a kid: I wanna rock!
Jul-22-09  myschkin: . . .

Bernard "Pretty" Purdie - Ghostnotes

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WGXG...

Aug-10-09
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  whiteshark: Quote of the Day

" Whenever you have to make a Rock move and both rooks are available, you should evaluate which Rock to move and, once you have made up your mind... move the other one! "

-- Oscar Panno

Aug-10-09  drukenknight: the best idea is to look up and study your opponents eyes. Whatever one he is looking at: move the other one. Works every time.
Aug-11-09  myschkin: bäm bäm bäm

aka Steve Gadd

aka Dave Weckl

aka Vinnie Colaiuta

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UJsy...

Oct-07-11
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  whiteshark: A Rock and a hard place
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