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3 MINUTE CHESS.COM
I DONT READ BOOKS OR PRACTICE TACTICS LOL WTF
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lmao what why me
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08-15-2017, 04:13 PM | #104 |
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also...bb said beating u is first challenge on my road to greatness. apparently ur some mid level chess gatekeeper to him. I thought youd appreciate that :)
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I'm pretty shit at chess. Although I only played bb drunk after late night Untitled group AIM sessions so maybe not my best efforts.
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i commend you on getting through V's book. i will read it one day. i got past the prologue and maybe 2 chapters but it did nothing for me.
its not so much a condemnation of v's skills as much as my own ability to be drawn in
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lol yea i gave it one shit session. i went to read it again on another but didnt
and phones are too convenient. i should give it more of a shot. but like i pointed out its hard for me to want to read things. but when something is good and captures me there isn't much i enjoy more
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I reviewed it on the last page. Said I wasn't going to give him a rating based on the scale I'm using for authors like Charles Dickens & Stephen King etc....doesn't seem fair.
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Word went back
Also from last page feeling bad about owning an Android is poor people stuff stop giving into social media telling you what to own it isn't even an exclusive thing or hundreds more dollars or even on par slightly with Android devices I don't get the continued aura around Apple products They're garbage
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I don't follow social media trends....I follow women....they do not approve of my android ways...I will not sit here and defend nor pretend they have any logic worth value....that is irrelevant to my purposes.
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Bobby Fischer hated the Jews.
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He trapped his bishop v. Spassky in a drawn endgame in game one the fucking madman
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Lmaooooo
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Woah chill out.
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