Jul-16-05 Dortmund Sparkassen 2005 (2005) 
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drcdwil: <Kangaroo> Famous grandmasters are still human despite their ratings. No harm in having some fun with their names. We don't have to deify them to appreciate their talents.
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| | Apr-04-05 Tal vs L Mista, 1973
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drcdwil: One of the easiest ever!?
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| | Mar-09-05 Vallejo-Pons vs Topalov, 2005
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drcdwil: Pons will make time control!!
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| | Mar-09-05 XXII Torneo Ciudad de Linares (2005)
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drcdwil: Careful acirce, he has a sword!
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| | Mar-08-05 Adams vs Kasparov, 2005
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drcdwil: Well, we all know that most programs are quite materialistic!
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| | Jan-18-05 Corus Chess Tournament (2005)
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drcdwil: I'd rather see Polgar-Adams.
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| | Jan-17-05 Ashley vs A Lein, 1989
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drcdwil: <r7justin> What I meant be "telling" is that the fact that there is a black GM in the USA shows that a little (and I do mean little) progress has been made. There was a time not long ago that the only way a person of color was present at a US chess event was as the waitstaff ...
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| | Dec-04-04 Nakamura vs I Ibragimov, 2004
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drcdwil: Goodnight. See ya tomorrow.
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| | Dec-03-04 Nakamura vs Goldin, 2004
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drcdwil: Gotta go. Take care everyone.
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| | Dec-02-04 Alexander Stripunsky
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drcdwil: IMO shades at the chessboard is no different than the poker players wearing sunglasses. Your eyes are your own and you are under no obligation to share them in the name of sportsmanship or civility.
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