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Oct-31-06
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| technical draw: Here's the picture....Boooo!
http://hk.geocities.com/goodchesscl... |
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Oct-31-06
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| Swapmeet: <How many people are out there how would kill their mother for a rating jump? :)> How many points are we talking here? |
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Oct-31-06
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| YouRang: I suppose it would be hard to top this guy as a Halloween player-of-the-day (or at least I HOPE he can't be topped -- did Jeffrey Dahmer play chess?) |
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| Oct-31-06 |
| Maatalkko: <cg.com> Good choice for PoTD! Why don't you use the picture suggested by <technical draw> for Bloodgood's profile? It's really frightening and appropriate. I'd be freaked out if I met him in prison like JC Hallman did. Move over Anthony Hopkins, this guy's the real Dr. Lecter. Maybe he would be 2700 in OTB play, if he could stare down his opponent like that. |
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Nov-29-06
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| WannaBe: Wonder if Moon have any relation to Claude. http://www.imdb.com/name/nm1291227/ |
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| Mar-02-07 |
| Autoreparaturwerkbau: The "funny" thing about Bloodgood's main opening line (1.g4) is, that it is called The Grob. Namely, "Grob" means The Grave in my (Slovenian) language. How astonishingly fitting for C. Frizzel Bloodgood! |
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| Mar-03-07 |
| drukenknight: The bad check charges mentioned in the bio sheet were completely untrue. What he actually was trying to do was to deflect the queen away from the main attack. Okay so maybe it wasnt a very good check, but it wasnt all that bad either. |
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Mar-09-07
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| Thrajin: <drukenknight: The bad check charges mentioned in the bio sheet were completely untrue. What he actually was trying to do was to deflect the queen away from the main attack. Okay so maybe it wasnt a very good check, but it wasnt all that bad either.> Wow. I can only hope and wish that someday I will be able to achieve that level of corniness. ;-) Seriously, funny stuff.
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| Mar-09-07 |
| setebos: He should have had the chance to marry Lizzie Borden :-) |
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| Apr-07-07 |
| PAWNTOEFOUR: damn,he does look like uncle festus!! lol....hahahaha |
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| Apr-24-07 |
| Dr.Lecter: Wuh. I looked at the picture <td> posted and I thought I was looking at a mirror. Then I realized that I was typing and knew I wasn't looking at myself. |
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Apr-24-07
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| Phony Benoni: Just for the record, you're thinking of Uncle Fester from the Addams Family: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Uncle_... Festus was a deputy on Gunsmoke: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Festus... And, just for the sake of completeness: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Festivus |
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| Apr-26-07 |
| Dr.Lecter: If I was looking at a mirror, it would look more like this; http://hometown.aol.com/rufflife362... |
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Apr-26-07
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| technical draw: <Dr.Lecter> That's the ugliest thing I've ever seen. Yuck! |
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| Apr-26-07 |
| Dr.Lecter: <td> lol. That was the point. Here's my real picture http://www.facade.com/celebrity/pho... |
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Apr-26-07
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| technical draw: Hey, Dr.Lecter! We're twins! |
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| Apr-26-07 |
| Dr.Lecter: You're that long lost brother who got kidnapped when I was seven?! Long time no see, brother! |
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| Apr-27-07 |
| Dr.Lecter: So this must be your pic:
http://img2.timeinc.net/people/i/20... |
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| Apr-27-07 |
| Sularus: <drukenknight: The bad check charges mentioned in the bio sheet were completely untrue. What he actually was trying to do was to deflect the queen away from the main attack. Okay so maybe it wasnt a very good check, but it wasnt all that bad either. > LOL !
and perhaps it wasn't strangulation... but rather triangulation (to those who don't know, triangulation, as far as i know, refers to achieving exactly the same position but this time with the aim that it is the opponent's turn to move once the triangulation is complete) corny i know. =) |
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| Jul-24-07 |
| pawnofdoom: How did this guy get white in so many games? He has it in 60 of the 63 games in the database |
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| Jul-24-07 |
| Judah: <pawnofdoom>, the database means nothing. Perhaps it came from a collection of his Grob games, for instance. |
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| Aug-02-07 |
| savagerules: There was a guy who won the U.S. youth championship as a teenager and he ended up killing his parents when he was in his early twenties. He was released from the nuthouse a few years ago and for all I know he's playing in tournaments, anybody know who I'm talking about, also there was a New York City master named Weinstein who was convicted of murder in the sixties or seventies. |
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| Nov-12-07 |
| arnaud1959: <technical draw>. Very ugly but the professionnals know how to give the impression that someone is bad. The face that covers all the picture, a spotlight over the head etc. And if you want him to be a "good" person, you show him with his family, you avoid sharp lines and shadows on the face. |
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| Jan-25-08 |
| jovack: <90% win rate.... his bio explains it all.
nonetheless his (modified) last name is pretty cool.
still he was a lowlife; (on top of murder) his method of raising his chess rating is analogous to someone going to pogo.com and continuously playing noobs until you reach master level. |
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| Feb-22-08 |
| DrGrobb: He was a big fish in a small pond!!! |
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