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   Nov-01-22 jessicafischerqueen chessforum (replies)
 
jessicafischerqueen: Thanks <Fred,> and give my regards to <Mrs Bear> as well!
 
   Sep-07-22 playground player chessforum (replies)
 
jessicafischerqueen: <Ohio> lol and the inevitable "defund the police" thrown in there towards the end, almost as if it's so "de rigeur" that he almost forgot to mention it. Interestingly, the informal "street bosses" who step up to occupy the positions of defunded police street ...
 
   Sep-07-22 Susan Freeman chessforum (replies)
 
jessicafischerqueen: <z> I remember that, unless there was more than one "that" and I missed a few. I recall him flooding the forum with passages from Goethe in order to enrage <Travis Bickle> or; and/or; <Hozza>. Mephistopholes was the work in question. He posted a new ...
 
   Aug-30-22 chessgames.com chessforum (replies)
 
jessicafischerqueen: <OhioMissScarlettFan> I agree with your sentiment here: <OhioChessFan: <Missy> I appreciate your measured tone throughout this. And I agree a very high % of the time with what you're saying. Really, you're mostly saying what I am already thinking.>
 
   Aug-28-22 perfidious chessforum (replies)
 
jessicafischerqueen: Your over there regimen sounds salubrious! Interestingly, in Canada we save time by spelling "music and poker" as "moker." Initially we spelled it "poomus" but that sounded a little too declasse, even for us...
 
   Aug-24-22 Kibitzer's Café (replies)
 
jessicafischerqueen: So the Pacific Ocean can play a boat at chess! Nice one
 
   Aug-24-22 Charles Kalme (replies)
 
jessicafischerqueen: <wwall: Kalme did not win the 1954 US Junior championship. Ross Siemms won in 1954. scoring 7.5. Kalme and Saul Yarmak tied for 2nd-3rd, scoring 7.> According to Imre Konig in "CHESS LIFE (Volume 8, Number 23, August 5, 1954)" The top 4 finishers were: 1. Siemms ...
 
   Aug-22-22 Carel van den Berg (replies)
 
jessicafischerqueen: hmm... or the Furman Wikipedia photo is wrong...
 
   Aug-13-22 Biographer Bistro (replies)
 
jessicafischerqueen: Game Collection: Charousek - Maroczy Game Collection Voting
 
   Aug-10-22 WannaBe chessforum (replies)
 
jessicafischerqueen: <MannBee> sneak preview: TIE ME KANGAROO DOWN, MATE, TIE ME KANGAROO DOWN
 
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May-28-07  twinlark: Echidna not, wallaby wannabe...kangarude.
May-28-07
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  jessicafischerqueen: <Plato> I've already forgotten all of your picks and most of mine.

<Judit> has been away too long fom top level competition at classical time controls, I believe.

Chess is a bit like boxing-- 2 years of even relative inactivity can be devastating.

May-28-07
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  jessicafischerqueen: <Doggimus> Remember that time we were spelling sentences phonetically?

and you posted one that I couldn't crack, and then you erased it?

I'm very curious to know what the sentence was, if you still have it somewheres.

If it's too rude you can email it to me.

Jess of the saw a Opossum the other night crossing the road again.

It's our only link to Oz!!

Except for the <commonwealth thing, and a million other commonalities of course>

May-28-07  danielpi: <Plato> Noisy blowhard. In every single one of your posts, you basically just keep repeating the same information: 1) You are blameless, 2) I started it, 3) I can't "let things go", and 3) I'm "meaner" than you.

There is the exception of your little "apology": <Plato><In the future, if I get into an argument with someone I'm going to try to make sure that it's something *worth* arguing about and also that I remain polite throughout the argument... In the future, if anyone notices that I'm initating a useless dispute or that I'm letting someone else's provocation drag me into an ugly argument, just type the code-word "<Smyslov>" and hopefully I'll remember today's promise and manage to keep it.>

Maybe I missed the exception clause for the occasions when you are "forced to defend yourself". Correct me if I'm wrong, but didn't you regard each of our encounters as "self defence"? The really frustrating thing about arguing with you is that you never really respond to anything. You just repeat the same information over and over and over, and whatever is said in response, you just retort with that very same information, regardless of relevance or coherence. The thing is that you're a little ball of hypocrisies and inconsistencies, and the galling thing is watching you struggle around, twisting words to make yourself seem coherent. You're wasting your time. I regard you as a bumbling idiot, and the only way you could change that opinion is if you weren't a bumbling idiot. I think you know why I regard you as a bumbling idiot. And I don't think it's a secret to anyone else that I regard you as a bumbling idiot. So what exactly are you trying to accomplish? Are you trying to convince people that you're not a bumbling idiot? Are you trying to convince me? What are you "defending" exactly? And why don't you just keep your promise and shut up?

May-28-07  twinlark: Sorry Jess, I would have composed it and killed it within minutes, without keeping a record.
May-28-07  Plato: <danielpi: And why don't you just keep your promise and shut up?>

My promise was not to shut up, nor was it to stop defending myself from your unprovoked attacks. My intention was to prevent subjecting the pages of great GMs like Smyslov from such irrelevant and nasty debate. And it's true that I also wished to prevent myself from getting sucked into these arguments with you, but I told you then and I'll tell you again that when you insult me without provocation, you're doing nothing but starting another argument. It was not intended to give you a free license to insult me whenever you feel like it.

This is a personal forum, and plenty of things are discussed here that don't involve chess or GMs. If you once again attack me on the page of a GM, I'll respond in a personal forum. I am also trying to maintain a more level tone with you, even while you go on insulting me with your obnoxious remarks ("bumbling idiot," "noisy blowhard," etc etc etc). This time I haven't stooped to your level, at least not yet. Your numerous insults reflect much worse on you than they do on me. Unfortunately your level of debating has remained as low as ever.

<you basically just keep repeating the same information: 1) You are blameless>

Never said that. If I was blameless on previous occasions I would not have apologized for anything. We were both to blame. However, you are certainly more to blame in this case than I am.

<2) I started it>

You did. You insulted me without any provocation. AGAIN. And your excuse/justification was simply pathetic and insincere:

<danielpi: <Plato> was mentioned, so I responded, and then he decided to make it his business by bringing up a lot of old issues, so I felt I ought to quickly dispense with him.>

Yes I was mentioned. And yes, you responded. But *how* was I mentioned and *how* did you respond? I think everyone here was able to see for themselves. I was mentioned in a positive context, <jess> mentioned that she is now friends with me. Does that suddenly give you a reason to start insulting me after over a month of quiet when I said NOTHING bad about you? Your name came up a number of times... Should I have considered the mere mention of your name enough cause to start insulting you, as you do for me?

What past issues did I bring up? Simply that you have made a habit out of this. It's the third time that you prove to be completely unable to move on. If you want credibility when you claim that you are not interested and that the argument didn't bother you in the least, then you should demonstrate that by *moving on*, just as I have, rather than continuing with your low unprovoked insults and condescending attitude.

May-28-07  Plato: Everybody was able to see what happened. Our debate ended over a month ago. I gave apologized for my rude behavior and the irrelevant debate, and you simply left. Then time went by, I continued posting on lots of pages and never once looked back. You left for a while, then came back and in your second post upon return, hurled an insult at me out of the blue... and then, like always, you adopted a "Who, me?" attitude as soon as I and others pointed out that once again you were the provoker.

<danielpi: Are you trying to convince people that you're not a bumbling idiot?>

Why do you continue hurling these insults at me? Why can't you maintain at least a modicum of respect? You come across as very immature every time you speak this way... I don't think you've related to me even once for the past few months without at least one low insult. Anyway, I have nobody to convince except you, because nobody else here regards me that way. I've noticed that this seems to trouble you to no end, that other kibitzers are respectful towards me. You're constantly trying to get them to join you in your juvenile ridicule, and when they treat me respectfully you are frustrated. Take, for example, your response to <Jess> when she mentioned that she was friends with me. Or your response to <achieve> when he pointed out the obvious, viz., that you were the one who started the argument here.

But no, I'm not trying to convince you. You can think of me in whatever way you like. You're certainly not someone I respect, anyway, and I was well aware that you don't think much of me either. What does bother me is when you insult me publicly on these forums, however. I don't like to get publicly insulted, and neither do you. That's why I have moved on after our debates ended. Why can't *you* keep your thoughts private once these debates are over, like I have done every time, rather than coming back and publicly ridiculing/insulting me? When you publicly insult me, you are just instigating another argument.

Let me throw similar questions back at you: What are YOU trying to accomplish every time you return after weeks or months to hurl a fresh new insult at me? What's the point? Are you trying to get others to share your low opinion of me? In fact I think that's exactly what you're trying to do. But do you really think it's worth it?

Why can't you move on, like I have? You've ignored this question numerous times by now, but I'm truly wondering why it's so hard for you. Not once, not twice, but THREE TIMES you've returned to insult me without provocation. If you're so disinterested, then stop insulting me! Just move on and ignore me. It's really not so difficult.

May-28-07  chessmoron: <danielpi> and <Plato> Sorry to intrude but please stop fighting. Cut it out. The past is behind and come on "reconcile."
May-28-07  Plato: <chessmoron> I have tried, believe me! Every past attempt of mine to reconcile has been met with scorn, ridicule, insults, etc. And every time I move on, he comes back after months to insult me all over again! It's unbelievable. But it's ashame that this forum is getting bogged down in this way...

However, I won't just stand by and read his obnoxious remarks about me without responding. He apparently takes some sadistic satisfaction with his frequent insults. I don't think either of us *enjoy* these feuds, which is why I have suggested to him time and again to just move on without relating to me and that I would do the same (which I have done).

I wonder how to put an end to this when he proves repeatedly unwilling to move on, even after months?

<Jess> You needn't respond to this if you don't want to.

It's ashame the <plato>-<danielpi> feud has been restarted on your forum. It's not your fault. You just posted a friendly comment about me and <dp> took it as a golden opportunity to hurl insults at me... again. So perhaps in the future it would be best for you and others not to mention my name to <danielpi>, even in a friendly way, because he has indicated that he apparently considers any mention of my name as legitimate grounds for insulting me. It doesn't bother me that you're friends with him, even though it seemed to bother him that you are friends with me. Ideally we can both have mutual CG friends and just ignore each other. That's what I've been trying to do.

You may want to take <achieve>'s suggestion and delete this latest feud, both my comments and his. Like you said earlier, it was not your intention to ignite another argument between us on your forum, which has been a fun, cheerful forum until he came and insulted me. So you may want to delete the whole thing, and then we'll try again to move on... As always, I will move on without insulting him or even relating to him. I'll keep my opinions about him to myself unless he provokes me. If he doesn't insult me anymore, good, it's over (again). And if he does, knowing full well that he's only igniting another argument, then we'll have to take it from there.

May-28-07
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  jessicafischerqueen: <Lads> I'm never deleting posts ever again from here.

The last time I did that, I almost alienated a Kibbitzer who has become a very good friend.

Like <DomDaniel>, I'm not in favor of any kind of censorship.

You guys are welcome to argue here anytime you want as far as I'm concerned, it doesn't hurt me any or the people who come here.

I won't mention either of you to the other ever again, no problem there.

Jess of the whatever amendment guarantees free speech.

<In Canada, we did not have a Constitutional guarantee of free speech rights until 1982!>

That's why it says there is "no free speech in Canada" in my Profile!!

I happen to adore you both, personally, so you guys do whatever you see fit.

I don't see the harm in anything here myself.

Jess of the "it's all good"

May-28-07
Premium Chessgames Member
  jessicafischerqueen: Plus there's always a silver lining. I miss you <Daniel> because sometimes it's months between your posts. And <Plato>, we wouldn't have become friends in the first place either if not for...

You guys will reach a settlment I'm sure.

No worries OK?

May-28-07
Premium Chessgames Member
  jessicafischerqueen: <For All>

I have lost the last four games I played on <Yahoo> in a row. I generally play two a day, the games normally last 1-2 hours as I tend to take my time with my moves.

I believe I'm in what <Josh Waitzkin> calls the "downward spiral," a loss of confidence in myself.

Any suggestions? I'm sure this is psychological and I didn't suddenly become a way worse chess player than I was three days ago.

Cold shower?

Once more into the breach?

Take a break?

I'm looking for suggestions here folks.

Jess of the DAGNABBIT

See? How can I evaluate a chess position when I'm angry and underconfident.

Maybe I need to get laid?

OOps what a giveaway!

No letters please.

But seriously. Any and all suggestions would be welcome.

May-28-07  danielpi: <Plato><This time I haven't stooped to your level, at least not yet.> Whew. Close one. It's a good thing you've decided it wasn't yet at my level. <My promise was not to shut up, nor was it to stop defending myself from your unprovoked attacks. My intention was to prevent subjecting the pages of great GMs like Smyslov from such irrelevant and nasty debate. And it's true that I also wished to prevent myself from getting sucked into these arguments with you, but I told you then and I'll tell you again that when you insult me without provocation, you're doing nothing but starting another argument.>

Well, it's good to see you're keeping your promise. Recap: So what you're saying is that you've promised not to get sucked into pointless arguments, unless you get sucked into a pointless argument. Oh, right, you also promised not to defile the pages of great players (as if Karpov, Carlsen, or Smyslov gave a whit what we wrote on their pages).

<That's why I have moved on after our debates ended.>

Pfff. Who ended them? You were always fighting for the last word, and I let you have it every time, including our last encounter, which left you spiraling into that bizarre little "apology" act, in the face of (what I regarded as) your public humiliation.

<Why do you continue hurling these insults at me? Why can't you maintain at least a modicum of respect?>

What have you done to deserve it?

<You come across as very immature every time you speak this way... >

Thanks for the info.

<You insulted me without any provocation. AGAIN>

Hah! This is great. I say that you're repetitive, and that you just keep repeating these same four points like a broken record regardless of relevance, and your rebuttal is: "You did start it!" Hah! Case in point.

Ooh! Look, look: Plato is a big ugly fugly. Oh no! Defend yourself! It's too horrible! You simply must retort with three epic posts! Maybe four! And then complain that it's a waste of message space and demand that it be deleted!

May-28-07
Premium Chessgames Member
  jessicafischerqueen: <Tactic101, Elixir, Squares, and Durango> my forum tends to fill up fast, but when I make a move I always update our FENs in my profile.

And I always read every single one of the posts anyone puts in here, so I'll never lose one of your moves in "the shuffle."

Just to let you all know that I have moved and its YOUR MOVES, BUDS!

heh.

May-28-07
Premium Chessgames Member
  jessicafischerqueen: Maybe you guys could take a brief break and give me any advice about my current "psychological funk" in my Internet Chess play?

It's really bugging you and both of you are stronger and more experienced players than me.

I could use some advice!!

May-28-07
Premium Chessgames Member
  JointheArmy: <JFQ> If I could drop by, I would say that hard work on solving puzzles helps get over funks or slumps. Also taking breaks is vital as well. Everyone is different, but just solving tactical puzzles helps me get out of slumps.
May-28-07  Plato: <(as if Karpov, Carlsen, or Smyslov gave a whit what we wrote on their pages).>

No, but the rest of the CG community does. And quite frankly, I think that such arguments are completely out of place on those forums (not to mention against CG rules).

<Pfff. Who ended them? You were always fighting for the last word, and I let you have it every time, including our last encounter, which left you spiraling into that bizarre little "apology" act, in the face of (what I regarded as) your public humiliation.>

I don't care how you regarded it. It was not an act. And my "last word" was an apology, in that case, and it wasn't the first time that I tried (unsuccessfully, given your immaturity) to put an end to our feuds. Quite frankly, what matters to me most is that once the debates end that both of us are able to move on. I have been able to. You have not. You're not able to get over them even months after they finish. If it happened just once, fine, but THREE times? That's just ridiculous.

<So what you're saying is that you've promised not to get sucked into pointless arguments, unless you get sucked into a pointless argument.>

I do not consider it pointless to defend myself from your obnoxious and unprovoked attacks. And I do think it's much better for the debates to be on personal forums such as this one than the forums of GMs.

<repeating these same four points like a broken record regardless of relevance>

You rarely relate to my points yourself. Many of the ones that I keep repeating are points that you are unable to find an adequate response to because they are completely true. So you turn to your typical attempts at ridicule.

<Plato is a big ugly fugly. Oh no! Defend yourself! It's too horrible!>

If/when you are insulted without cause, I have no doubt that you'd also respond. Many people do. I do the same. But the difference between us is that I'm able to move on after arguments, while you are not. You go on pretending that you don't care about me and that it didn't get under your skin, all the while demonstrating an utter inability to put it behind you.

May-28-07
Premium Chessgames Member
  jessicafischerqueen: <Join the Army> Thank you so much for the suggestion!! That sounds like a good idea to me.

There are tons of <tactics puzzles> on my <Chessmaster> I've yet to go through.

cheers!

May-28-07
Premium Chessgames Member
  jessicafischerqueen: OH <Join the Army> I almost forgot.

I am a <WWII> History buff, of all things, and I recently changed my forum "header."

I know that's a <Messerschmid ME-109> there, and the tank is definitely from World War Two.

I thought it might be a <Matilda, King Tiger, or Joseph Stalin>, but I've been visiting tank websites recently and I don't think it's any of those.

The gun is 76 mm no?

Anyhoo, <Eyal> said you were into such things as well and suggested asking you.

Do you know which kind of tank it is?

Jess of the this has been driving me nuts.

May-28-07  Dr.Lecter: <jess> I may not be such a stronger player, but for downward spiral, I'll just tell you what my trumpet teacher told me.

<When you play trumpet, your overall skill, that is if you practice, will increase. It's just a matter of how you will get there. Your course is not going to be a straight line, always increasing, but will face more setbacks on the first few years>

Now, I doubt this is your first few years in playing chess, but nonetheless, that <downward spiral> is normal. All players face that setback. If you really want to know my way of getting over that, it's rather simple: I go around facing people really lower rated than me! I know that's cheap, but it boosts my confidence, and in a way, helps me get over my negative self-evaluation.

Oh, and if you think that's bad, my history in <uchess.com> is worse. I have about three times as many losses as wins, lost 7-8 games in a row about a week ago, blew a mate-in-one, missed a mate-in-one, and gave away my queen to a simple fork, lost to a guy I outrated by 500 points (because of a mistake), and once turned down an opportunity to capture a hanged queen.

Does that help you, or at least make you feel better?

May-28-07
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  jessicafischerqueen: <Doctor>!!

Thank you for your excellent suggestions.

I think I will take both you and <Join the Army's> advice.

A little break, some tactics study, and then play a few lower rated players.

May-28-07
Premium Chessgames Member
  jessicafischerqueen: OH <doctor>

Did you read my post on <final destinaton> series?

I can't remember... Anyways, II is even better than I, I HIGHLY RECOMMEND it.

III is not so hot.

Yer pal Jess

May-28-07  Plato: <danielpi> Tell me something. Do you enjoy these disputes? When you're writing new insults about me weeks or months after a feud ended, what is your expectation? That I'll just ignore your comments and let you make fun of me at will? I told you before: that's not going to happen. What do you try to achieve each time you behave that way? So far you have been unwilling to apologize for anything during our exchanges. Do you really consider this mature behavior on your part?

So if you don't enjoy these arguments -- and I don't enjoy them, and I'm pretty sure that most of the other CG kibitzers don't enjoy them either -- then stop insulting and provoking me out of the blue (and then getting defensive when others point this out, appealing to the mere mention of my name as your "excuse" for insulting me).

I asked <jess> to consider deleting the posts because I don't think any of us enjoy them, except maybe you in a kind of warped sadistic way. But she has decided not to, and since it's her forum I respect that decision. But so long as you continue stooping to such an immature level and making fun of me in your obnoxious way, don't be surprised if I respond. I will continue trying to respond with a more respectful tone than you exhibit, especially since it's clear to me that your unfortunate tone says more about you than it does about me, but I will not stay quiet while you malign me at will.

Given your repeated behavior, it's all too clear that our initial exchanges got deep under your skin. You claim otherwise, but your behavior doesn't match up with your words. You would be more credible if you were capable of doing what I did each of the past three times -- move on to other posts without looking back and resorting to further insults. In this month or more, for example, I never once said anything bad about you. Obviously my opinion of you hadn't changed, but I was able to keep it to myself (it's really not hard). Why can't you conduct yourself similarly?

May-28-07  danielpi: <Jess> As requested, my recollection of the last days of <Bufon>. Forgive the clumsiness, but I wrote it quickly, without too much careful thought:

The Death of Bufon: A Poem in Quatrains

There once was a lad, whose name was Bufon,
whose logic and spelling did astound all.
Much did he hate a game that was drawn;
and loudly he oft proclaimed "Drawnikk wil fall!!1!"

Like a god, Bufon possessed many a name,
<Idiott>, <dubas>, <sutpid>, <sheetbranes>, but always, he was and would always remain,
Good ol' Bufon, the one and the same.

In World vs. Nickel, Bufon thought, "Oh @#$% it"
and called upon his army of sock puppets
to vote for the move that seemed best to Bufon,
Bufon vs. Nickel! Bufon moved the pawn.

But the admins, they discovered his plan,
and moved swiftly: his IP was banned.
Yet some say they still hear Bufon's ghost sing:
Olny tru kings!!! Onyl trU kings!!!1!11!!

May-28-07
Premium Chessgames Member
  jessicafischerqueen: <Daniel> LOL brilliant!!

Can I cut and paste that to put in <Bill's> forum?

He is a new member (great guy btw) and is fascinated by the <legendary saga> which you have put into verse!

He will be pleased, as he is an <English Lit Professor>.

Jess

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