TheAlchemist Member since Feb-23-05 Hello! My name is Uros and welcome to my forum. If you have time, you can also visit (and contribute to) User: Memorable Quotes. A Ebralidze vs Ragozin, 1937 (kibitz #3) Boris Spassky (kibitz #494) Heikki Westerinen (kibitz #6) Adrian Mikhalchishin (kibitz #9) TheAlchemist chessforum (kibitz #2834) Anatoly Karpov (kibitz #1389) Robert James Fischer (kibitz #11201) Tigran Vartanovich Petrosian (kibitz #306) Rudolf Spielmann (kibitz #43) Vladimir Lepeshkin (kibitz #4)

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Dec-24-24 TheAlchemist chessforum   TheAlchemist: Thank you, you too!      Dec-09-24 Ding Liren vs D Gukesh, 2024    TheAlchemist: The genius of Ding's play to me was how (except Nb5) he made moves solely on his own half of the board and in 25 moves he completely outplayed Gukesh.      Oct-28-23 D Lazavik vs Wojtaszek, 2023    TheAlchemist: White played a seemingly clever sacrifice, but the refutation on move 25 was simply stunning      May-09-23 M Kolesar vs O Sikorova, 1998    TheAlchemist: <goodevans: Will we have another Milan-based pun tomorrow when its two big football teams face each other in the Champions League Semi-Final? https://www.uefa.com/uefachampionsl... It's a huge reach, but you could call it even timelier. Unfortunately Slovaks call it ...      Apr-30-23 Nepomniachtchi vs Ding Liren, 2023    TheAlchemist: Amazing, what a finish, what a match. Congratulations, Ding!      Nov-08-22 D Citra vs R Vaishali, 2016    TheAlchemist: Great pun!      Aug-08-22 European Team Championship (2001)   TheAlchemist: I'd have to dig out contemporary magazines to be sure, but I think it said Black simply left the playing hall and never returned, leaving everyone puzzled (teammates included).      Jun-26-22 David Moody    TheAlchemist: Terrible news. Rest in peace, PB.      Oct-17-21 Keres vs A Sakovski, 1936    TheAlchemist: I also forgot to add that both of those are masculine forms, the feminine one would be "šahistka". I was a bit too fast with the reply.      May-25-21 A Ilyin-Zhenevsky vs A Model, 1932    TheAlchemist: <OCF> Zheneral?

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< Earlier Kibitzing  · PAGE 115 OF 129 ·  Later Kibitzing> Jun-10-13    The Last Straw:   Jun-11-13    TheAlchemist:   Jun-11-13    OhioChessFan: onenbsp Jun-11-13    OhioChessFan: Didn't work. Jun-11-13    TheAlchemist: <OCF> That's the & sign (and) (shift+6) Jun-11-13    OhioChessFan: the & sign (and) (shift+6) Jun-11-13    OhioChessFan: Didn't work. I'll have to join the cult. Are there dues? Jun-11-13    OhioChessFan:   Jun-11-13    OhioChessFan: No dues! I'll bring cookies. Jun-11-13    OhioChessFan: Oh, duh. I meant to type "one&_n_b_s_p" before. Played for a cheap laugh and messed it up. Jun-11-13    TheAlchemist: Hmm, sorry, maybe I didn't make myself clear, the shift+6 (hold shift and then press 6) was meant as how to produce the "&" sign. Anyway, try copying &_n_b_s_p as stated above and then remove the dashes (or type it without them directly). Jun-11-13    TheAlchemist: Ah, you beat me to it. Well done. Jun-11-13    TheAlchemist: Again, sorry if I was unclear. Jun-11-13    OhioChessFan: A new toy. I was proud of myself for figuring out how to have a blank line in front of a blue link post in a differnt manner. I'll have to try this and see if it works for one line. Next post. Jun-11-13    OhioChessFan:   User: elvis User: Rules Jun-11-13    OhioChessFan: Wow, it works. Is that how <chancho> does it? Jun-11-13    OhioChessFan: It's Shift + 7 btw. Jun-11-13    OhioChessFan: Here's how I got a blank line: First I'd make a post with *** on the first line, then enter 2 lines and type the rest of the post. Then I'd click kibitz. Then I would blue highlight the *** on the preview page, backspace, then post. Jun-11-13    SwitchingQuylthulg: <OhioChessFan: It's Shift + 7 btw.> Depends on the keyboard layout. Up here it's Shift + 6 :) Jun-11-13    OhioChessFan: I am reasonably certain I've never before had a discussion about a keyboard key. Anyway, here's a listing 1-0 of my shifts: ! @ # $ % ^ & * ( ) Jun-11-13    SwitchingQuylthulg:        ½ ! " # ¤ % & / ( ) = ? §  1 2 3 4 5  6 7 8 9 0 + Jun-11-13    The Last Straw:   Jun-11-13    The Last Straw: User: lol User: lolololol User: hehe User: funny Jun-11-13    whiteshark: User: wow User: that 's User: entertainment !! Jun-12-13    DcGentle: These bugs are crawling around everywhere. But only programmers hate them. Usually they are nice and harmless. (To any unsuspecting bug: "a bug" is a programming error in programmers' jargon.) Ģ Jump to page #   (enter # from 1 to 129) search thread:    < Earlier Kibitzing  · PAGE 115 OF 129 ·  Later Kibitzing>

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