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Oct-08-07 | | Calli: Next year, I serve on the annual Princess Diana investigation. Don't worry, your turn will come eventually. |
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Oct-09-07 | | Tactic101: Marion Jones is a true sportsman... err... woman. |
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Oct-09-07 | | NakoSonorense: The medals returned by Marion Jones were fake ones imported illegally from Bangladesh. |
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Oct-09-07 | | Whitehat1963: <technical draw: Darn, I hate sharing!> Yes, and I'm pissed that you stole my first grade research paper! |
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Oct-10-07 | | schnarre: The letters are hex, of an ancient mode, but the language is that of microsoft....which I shall not utter here, |
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Oct-11-07 | | technical draw: I will be absent from this site on Dec. 10 as I will be in Sweden receiving a prize from King Gustav. I will be awarded the prize for my invention that removes the old two bell clanging clock and substituted an electronic beeping as an alarm. I will therefore receive the "No Bell" prize.....(everyear at this time I come up with the same silly gag).... |
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Oct-11-07 | | amadeus: I'm going to represent King Gustav in this ceremony -- he'll be late due to a flaw in his new alarm clock system. |
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Oct-11-07 | | maxi: Actually, I am going to give my speech and pick up my check in Stockholm for making a smaller electronic chips. (I cut one of the old ones into small pieces.) |
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Oct-11-07 | | technical draw: I was just kidding about receiving a Nobel Prize. The rules says you can't win more than twice, so that leaves me out again. |
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Oct-11-07 | | whiteshark: So I have to return my 3rd noble prize, even if I didn't use any illicit drugs in those days ??? |
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Oct-11-07 | | amadeus: The more the merrier |
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Oct-11-07 | | whiteshark: After passing the following test I was so glad <that I am not a chess addict>. You know you are a chess addict if
<1) you bump into someone and mumble J'adoube, and you don't even speak French;<2) you drop everything and quickly spin around if you hear someone say “Hi Bobby” behind your back;<3) you take a chess book to the bathroom and forget to go to the bathroom;<4) you have checkered underwear with “It's your move” on the front;<5) you end your letters and e-mails with “P.S. 1.e4. Your move!” hoping to start a game;<6) you subtract the sum of boyfriends/girlfriends/husbands/wives you have ever had from the number of chess programs you have owned and this number is positive;<7) you explain that you live one block up and two blocks down, or like a Knight move;<8) you named your first child Judith or Fritz;<9) you explain your last relationship didn't work because the two of you were like bishops of opposite color;<10) you read all of this and didn't laugh..>> > > > > > > > > ===
Only 8 out of 10 point, because
- my children's names are Mephisto, Junior and Hydra. - I only leave the bathroom after reading the complete chapter. |
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Oct-11-07
 | | WannaBe: I'm Sparticus! |
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Oct-11-07 | | Calli: I enjoy CG posts with reams of computer output and lots of evaluations like +0.37005. |
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Oct-11-07 | | Jim Bartle: And I particularly like posts which discuss whether a player's ELO will go up 2 points or down 4.5 due to his play midway through a tournament. |
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Oct-11-07
 | | tamar: I love posts that read in their entirety
"How come no posts on this page?" |
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Oct-11-07 | | Whitehat1963: You know you're REALLY a chess addict when you can remember the birthdays of all the chess champions but can't remember your own anniversary. |
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Oct-11-07 | | Calli: Jim and Tamar, I agree. And don't forget about the political, historical and other off-topic discussions which I find absolutely fascinating. One can always count on a calm frank discussion of facts on CG, devoid of the usual acrimony. |
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Oct-11-07
 | | tamar: That is all quite true, <Calli> Lies and hypocrisy are quickly rooted out, as Emanuel Lasker promised so many years ago. I should also like to praise the high standards of print journalists when they cover chess, always to get the facts straight. From a story tonight on Yahoo about a homeless man being the "Chess King" of Washington, DC <"He has the title of expert in chess. This is the second highest American title; above him are master.> Right on the money as usual. |
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Oct-12-07
 | | Open Defence: "Kasparov replied to Anand's King Pawn Opening with the aggressive but risky Caro-Kann defence" ..... a local newspaper in '95 |
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Oct-12-07 | | brankat: <whiteshark> I took the liberty of copying/pasting Your Test in my forum. |
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Oct-12-07 | | hovik2003: Last night Petrosian came into my dream, he looked really spooky even moreso of the time he was alive, and he said that I tell you guys quit nagging about his tournament results, or else he is gonna check-mate you in the middle of the night. |
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Oct-12-07 | | whiteshark: Hovik 2003 was a great tournament, even if I didn't participate. :D |
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Oct-12-07 | | technical draw: The second highest American title is Life Master. |
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Oct-12-07 | | Jim Bartle: I took the test. I'm relieved to learn I'm not an addict, as I was telling my daughter Zsuzsa. |
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