Mrs Butterworth has kibitzed 179 times to chessgames   [less...]

Sep-24-17 0    Mrs Butterworth: Heh, One man's "exception" is another man's able leader.      Apr-05-17 Kibitzer's Café    Mrs Butterworth: < Abuser not wanted: <Keyser Soze: Heights Lane..West Yorkshire, left..big mansion..> What about it!? LOL. You just outed yourself as a creepy weirdo> The demented stalker <ladyboy> is calling someone else a <creepy weirdo>?! AHHAHAHAHAHAHHAHAHAHA! ...      Mar-23-17 Abdel Irada chessforum    ...      Mar-04-17 Ribli vs A Yusupov, 2002    Mrs Butterworth: <siggemannen: a8-knight looks really silly...> I agree. It's never heard from again. But where else is he supposed to put it?      Mar-04-17 B Socko vs Shirov, 2007    Mrs Butterworth: I saw 19. Rxf7!, Rxf7 20. Bxf7+, Kxf7 21. Qd5+ with a winning attack. But what if Black doesn't take the bishop? On 20. ...Kh8, the picture isn't so clear.      Feb-13-17 M Huizer vs J S Macrae, 2007    Mrs Butterworth: I saw 43. Bf7+!, Nxf7 (or ...Kg7) 44. Qh7# White has a big advantage, so pretty much any reasonable move wins, but that looks like the quickest line.      Feb-08-17 Kasparov vs Bareev, 2001    Mrs Butterworth: <ChessHigherCat: (I taught him everything he knows but he plays even better than me now :-)> "I taught him everything I know ... and he knows nothing!"      Feb-08-17 R A Dowden vs S Yee, 2016   Mrs Butterworth: "The ol' one-two ... three!" True to Monday tradition, White mates in three: 40. Qxh7+!, Kxh7 41. Rh4+, Bh6 42. Rxh6# (5/7 last week; 1/1 so far this week) --- I was delayed in posting this because I got a 48-hour suspension for "talking about politics on a player ...      Feb-04-17 Spassky vs Fischer, 1972    Mrs Butterworth: <abdel: If you go there, good luck.> Heh, heh. If I go there, you religious nuts will need good luck! Maybe you can pray for some? :)))      Feb-01-17 Kholmov vs W Pietzsch, 1965   Mrs Butterworth: I went through some steps. 1. "This is easy. Just drop the rook on f1 and watch White squirm." 2. "Hmm. 34. Rd1 is ... um ... interesting. It stops the mate, and if I take, the queen checks on b3 and recovers the rook." 3. "And then there's 34. Rd8+...." 4. [Unprintable]      Feb-01-17 Spassky vs Fischer, 1970     Jan-31-17 Chessgames - Odd Lie     Jan-31-17 S Schweber vs Spassky, 1955

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