My Date With Kasparov and Anand

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19th June 2009, 02:01pm
#1
by Dr_Doc_MD
Imaginationland United States
Member Since: Mar 2008
Member Points: 1597

The date was June 18th, 2009. It was a hot day, and everybody was wearing a winter jacket except for me. I went to Señor Kasparov's abode and rang his doorbell. The huge, 8-foot tall door opened with a creak and I went inside.

 

The señor himself invited me for tea (with two teaspoons of sugar and a few grams of cocaine, which I accepted), and we proceeded to his bedroom, where we would play some games with each other.

We played pool, baseball (he agreed to pay for the broken windows), monopoly (with real money; I won), and finally, some chess. Here's our incredible and complex game (I played white):

 

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Well, what I did next must come as no surprise to anybody: I punched Señor Kasparov directly in his nose and heard a loud crack come from it. How's that for red wine, eh, señor? With a bleeding nose and a face that was turning equally red, this jerk proceeded to try to attack me and scream at me with his unusually high-pitched voice. Of course, I took one of his red drapes and threw it around like your everyday matador. After approximately 45 minutes, I got bored and decided to come over to Señor Anand's house. Maybe he would be kinder.
I exited this jerk's house of the back door, and took a 2-minute walk to Anand's very humble abode. Indeed, it was too humble. It was a 5'x5'x5' house. Not the largest place I have ever seen, especially for a relatively famous chess grandmaster. However, he did invite me to open the flaps on the bottom of his box. When I opened them, I saw a magical place. There was a huge dungeon.
Sure, I saw a dead body or ten along the way, covered in blood and feces, but that was a mere psychological distraction that Anand attempted to use on his opponents from time to time. I did not fall for it. However, Anand did offer me his thick, creamy man-juice (edible chess steroids) to enhance my game in his bedroom.
After coming to his bedroom, we proceeded straight to our chess game. It was a long, hard game, indeed. This time I decided to play Black. Here's how it went down:
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Well, I did what any normal man would do: I took the chess board and slammed it over Anand's head. I then proceeded to run out his Anand's extremely humble abode, trying to not trip over the dead bodies of the many men who had beaten Anand over the board and had not lived to regret it.
I heard the police coming. Señor Jerk Kasparov had called them on me. I happened to smell like dead bodies. Well, this was no good. I ran and ran as far as I could until I finally got home. Of course, my mom asked where I was, and I described my date with Kasparov and Anand. She was proud that I dealt with Kasparov and Anand like a man. I had evaded the police and had made my parents proud.
Today, the 19th of June, 2009, I am sitting here, still smelling like dead bodies, typing this up. I am doing this because if I get out of my home, the police outside my home will arrest me. So, keep me entertained while I wait for the police to leave. They're so obnoxious, with their megaphones and guns, telling me to come out of my own house with my hands in the air.
19th June 2009, 02:04pm
#2
by pompom
PA United States
Member Since: Apr 2008
Member Points: 97

Did this really happen?

19th June 2009, 02:19pm
#3
by Dr_Doc_MD
Imaginationland United States
Member Since: Mar 2008
Member Points: 1597

You have to read the Chess section in the papers more, pompom. Darn it. I think they've figured out my identity. In any case, this isn't my real house. They're not gonna shoot at it.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Oh, come on!!! Their bullets broke one of the windows!!! Well, it's not my window, so I don't give a rat's ass. Pray that I come out of this alive. Maybe I'll go back down to the basement and stay there for a couple of years again. See you people in a couple of minutes.

19th June 2009, 02:42pm
#4
by Dr_Doc_MD
Imaginationland United States
Member Since: Mar 2008
Member Points: 1597

Fellow chessplayers, tell me about your dates with gradmasters and their clear conspiracies to defeat you via cheating. It is preposterous that grandmasters must cheat to defeat us! Tell us about your experiences.

19th June 2009, 02:48pm
#5
by AfafBouardi
Rabat Morocco
Member Since: Jan 2009
Member Points: 1158

If you're going to make a cry for attention, at least make it a funny one.

19th June 2009, 02:50pm
#6
by CPawn
Sacramento, California United States
Member Since: Aug 2008
Member Points: 780

The game notes actually made me laugh...

19th June 2009, 02:51pm
#7
by TheGrobe
Calgary Canada
Member Since: Nov 2007
Member Points: 4617
AfafBouardi wrote:

If you're going to make a cry for attention, at least make it a funny one.


Indeed -- this is how it's done:

http://www.chess.com/forum/view/general/kasparov-past-his-best 

19th June 2009, 03:21pm
#8
by turkey_12345act
A Secret Place United States
Member Since: Nov 2008
Member Points: 365

I must have been reading something different - I thought this was another hilarious post by Doc! The annotations were especially funny for me!

I wouldn't consider Doc's posts to be attention seeking; it's simply a joke. Thanks for the laugh, Doc!! =D

19th June 2009, 03:27pm
#9
by ADK
Santa Clarita, CA United States
Member Since: Aug 2007
Member Points: 16521

Good one, Doc. LOL

ADK

20th June 2009, 01:08pm
#10
by master0062
Canton United States
Member Since: Mar 2009
Member Points: 153

crash. the windows broke

20th June 2009, 09:20pm
#11
by KriptikMike
Elk Grove, CA United States
Member Since: May 2009
Member Points: 156

It made me laugh!

20th June 2009, 10:25pm
#12
by AfafBouardi
Rabat Morocco
Member Since: Jan 2009
Member Points: 1158
Syntax_error wrote:

Some people don't understand a well played out joke.


And some people need things to be less hokey and the wordplay to be of a higher calibre rather than foolish blathering.  Admittedly, the game notes were mildly better.

20th June 2009, 10:30pm
#13
by Dr_Doc_MD
Imaginationland United States
Member Since: Mar 2008
Member Points: 1597
AfafBouardi wrote:
Syntax_error wrote:

Some people don't understand a well played out joke.


And some people need things to be less hokey and the wordplay to be of a higher calibre rather than foolish blathering.  Admittedly, the game notes were mildly better.


 Hey! That's just not nice. Saying it's not funny is OK - that's an opinion - but insults are not agreeable in these kinds of threads. Try this one if you want to release your frustrations:

http://www.chess.com/forum/view/community/its-crazy-its-insane

20th June 2009, 10:32pm
#14
by erikido23
United States
Member Since: Sep 2007
Member Points: 982

I just dissapointed that he didn't state who won the pool game.  Is kaspy a good billiards player??

5th September 2009, 12:22am
#15
by kunduk
kolkata India
Member Since: Feb 2009
Member Points: 871

ha ha... but not very funny..!

5th September 2009, 12:24am
#16
by NM tonydal
United States
Member Since: Oct 2007
Member Points: 4880

Doc, I think I liked you better when you were leaving.

5th September 2009, 12:31am
#17
by kingsmate618
Oakland, C.A. United States
Member Since: Jun 2009
Member Points: 141

"His thick creamy man juice"!?!???!?!?!?!????!?! AAAAAAHHHHHHHHHHH

5th September 2009, 12:41am
#18
by kco
Perth Australia
Member Since: Jun 2008
Member Points: 7554
tonydal wrote:

Doc, I think I liked you better when you were leaving.


 But he has left...this is a sad day for chess.com. I wish he come back and crack some more funny stories. Cry

 

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