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WannaBe
Member since Oct-20-04 · Last seen Nov-12-25
Thank you Daniel Freeman and Alberto A Artidiello

Not enough words can describe what you created and what we lost.

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   WannaBe has kibitzed 49548 times to chessgames   [more...]
   Nov-11-25 Chessgames - Sports (replies)
 
WannaBe: Major soccer betting scandal in Turkey, over 1,000 players suspended... https://www.espn.com/soccer/story/_...
 
   Nov-11-25 H Ree vs Hort, 1986 (replies)
 
WannaBe: Just in case of not getting the pun: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cw0...
 
   Nov-11-25 WannaBe chessforum
 
WannaBe: So there I am minding my own bidness, reading Michael Connelly's latest novel "The Proving Ground" (big fan of his books) and I saw this article today https://www.sfgate.com/tech/article... Just like what is happening in the book.
 
   Nov-04-25 Chessgames - Politics (replies)
 
WannaBe: <keypusher> I personally would not waste my time here, Kangaroo Court.
 
   Nov-04-25 United States Championship (1984) (replies)
 
WannaBe: It was a nice day and De Firmian-Kudrin decided to play 2... Okay, I'll shut-up and leave now. Let y'all smart(er) people figure it out. 😁♟️
 
   Nov-04-25 keypusher chessforum (replies)
 
WannaBe: Another 'Just Curious Question', I am a fan of Michael Connelly books, them Harry Bosch and Lincoln Lawyer series. In the past, there's Scott Turow and I'm sure may others that focuses on law(er). I a curious on how realistic (aside from creative imaginations) you find ...
 
   Nov-04-25 chessgames.com chessforum (replies)
 
WannaBe: Another not important thing that I noticed, as a premium member when I visit ChessGames.com Statistics Page page, I see ads. Not that a big deal. Sure CG.com have more important things to fix.
 
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Jan-12-12  dunkenchess: How is the voting done? Can't find any polling place to cast my ballot. Neither a vote button.

I vote for <nanobrain> for the funniest kibitzer, hence.

Jan-12-12  dunkenchess: As for Most Constructive I vote: <Wordfunph>, ya!
Jan-12-12  meloncio: <Funniest Kibitzer> Technical Draw

<Most Constructive> Phony Benoni

Jan-12-12
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  Tabanus: (.)(.)

Funniest: <WannaBe>
Constructivest: <frogbert>

Jan-12-12
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  Diademas: Funniest Kibitzer: <technical draw>

Most Constructive: <Once>

Jan-12-12
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  jessicafischerqueen: Funniest Kibbutzer <Travis Bickle>

Most constructive Kibbutzer <SwitchingQuylthulg>

Jan-12-12  Pyke: Votes for:

Funniest Kibitzer: <technical draw>

Most constructive: <hms 123>

Jan-12-12  Golden Executive:

Most Constructive: <AylerKupp>

Jan-12-12  wordfunph: Funniest Kibitzer: <nanobrain>

Most Constructive: <OhioChessFan>

Jan-12-12
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  HeMateMe: Funniest Kibitzer: <Colonel Mortimer>

Most Helpful: <FSR>

Jan-12-12  Everyone: funniest: <Everyone> but technical draw

m construct: <Everyone> is clueless here

Jan-12-12  morfishine: Funniest: <Once>

Most constructive: <OhioChessFan>

Jan-12-12
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  Richard Taylor: <Jessicafischerqueen> Thanks for nominating me. I think people overlook that I have done some good chess analysis (and some quite bad!). I would do more especially now as I check things with Fritz but it is time consuming.

One thing I think is important in analysis or chess study, is that if people (say), attempt to solve a problem, or pick a move, that they realize that whether they get it "wrong" or not doesn't matter. It is the effort of trying to find a plan etc which matters. Finding ideas is the important thing and is a great start. And it can be fun even if one is only doing it for chess enjoyment alone.

(Perhaps it is an error to measure one's results too much, just enjoy the process of thought, and ideas etc.

I sometimes study a position to try to find what a GM played and "fail", so in that case I try to memorize or practice that position or idea quite a few times until I understand it.

[In this respect tactics and positional ideas are both "learnable" - so the IQP is good example, as most strategy books cover it (Pachman's series is only one) but e.g the games of Karpov-Korchnoi (lines of the Tarrasch v the French) and some of Fischer's games will show it as well as Smyslov and others.]

Some positions are extremely difficult however. Too much analysis can sometimes be counterproductive I feel!

But chess is massively difficult as we all should know!

Jan-12-12  Nemesistic: <Once> That post of yours a few pages back about Darthstapler is really really funny,and would have been up for a nom from me in itself,but id already voted for "The Goldsby"..

<Playground player> I actually "LOLed" when i read your noms!

One day you voted for "To Be Arranged",the next day you voted for someone who wasn't even nominated..

Your comedians.. Lol

Jan-12-12  Once: Constructive: FSR

Funniest: sevenseasman

Jan-12-12  crawfb5: funniest <technical draw>

constructive <Once>

Jan-12-12  Benzol: <Funniest> technical draw

<Constructive> twinlark

Jan-12-12
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  moronovich: <Funniest> technical draw

<Constructive> Colonel Mortimer

Jan-12-12  shivasuri4: Funniest kibitzer:<tpstar>

Most Constructive:<Once>

Jan-12-12  spawn2: funniest kibitzer : nanobrain
Jan-12-12  hms123: Funniest. <TechnicalDraw>

Constructive. <Once>

Jan-12-12  allan.dinglasan: Funniest Kibitzer - <Nanobrain>
Jan-12-12  soldal: Funny: technical draw

Constructive: frogbert

Jan-12-12  allan.dinglasan: For Most constructive kibitzer- <Wordfunph>
Jan-12-12  spawn2: Most constructive : wordfunph
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