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Oct-06-09 M61MG Wrestler chessforum    MageOfMaple: And what will that post goad him into? Assuming you're correct, additional discussion only serves to spur on more illicit behavior. Perhaps it's best to let sleeping dogs lie.      Jun-19-09 Lawrence Day    MageOfMaple: Please give it a day or two before deleting Trice's comments. His most recent post is not only a libel against Ed Labate (since it's factually incorrect), but it's also in violation of an injunction against him specifically prohibiting any _additional_ slander or libel against ...      May-30-09 J Krejcik vs K Krobot, 1908    MageOfMaple: The white bishop at c4 was hanging for so long... Did black really not have an opportunity to snatch it?      May-03-09 jessicafischerqueen chessforum    ...      Apr-28-09 D Wolford vs J Jordan, 1981   MageOfMaple: <chesthinker: 2.f4!!! is a clear refutation of 1...e5??! but white's innacurate play into the midgame causes his demise> 2.f4 is so strong a response that it makes 1...e5 questionable? (Not being sarcastic - I'm seriously asking...)      Apr-14-09 Travis Bickle chessforum    ...      Apr-11-09 H Olafsson vs P Smirnov, 2008    MageOfMaple: <PinnedPiece: Bear in mind that Trice purportedly wanted an opinion on whether the content looked bona fide. If that is the case, then it makes as much sense to me for Trice to wave this "fake book" around, as it does for Labate to ask Seirawan's judgement on the authenticity      Apr-08-09 Bobby Fischer    MageOfMaple: <rookhouse: And he is regularly seen kissing babies.> Yeah, and he once even marched for breast cancer!      Apr-01-09 R Pariseau vs E Trice, 2008    MageOfMaple: <Ed Trice: Maybe it's a publicity stunt and they hope it sells more copies.> If 'they' wanted to sell more copies, here's a thought - make it possible to, like, actually go somewhere and buy it.      Mar-25-09 Ed Trice    MageOfMaple: <MrMelad: Don't wait until you are in jail to repent. You can still prevent it if you confess.> Although repenting would be a good step, and would play in Ed's favor in during sentencing, I seriously doubt that it would be sufficient to avoid jail time.

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