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Chess Player of the Month April 2012


  • 13 months ago · Quote · #961

    trysts

    In July of 2011, Sisyphus finally pushed that damn boulder to the top of the hill, forever silencing the flood of rumours that he was always going to be in second place no matter what he did his entire life. Pdela shocked the Chess.com community by winning CPOTM. Though each person who voted for him will ultimately remain confused by their decision, his win gave the community a momentary feeling of relief. Even proknight was overtaken by the relief by stating:

    "... ... pdela! After dropping out from the contest, re-entering, and is known to get second place most of the time, pdela has finally won CPOTM for July."


  • 13 months ago · Quote · #962

    theoreticalboy

    As Camus sort of said; one must never imagine pdela happy, nor anyone who has ever consorted with him.

  • 13 months ago · Quote · #963

    trysts

    theoreticalboy wrote:

    As Camus sort of said; one must never imagine pdela happy, nor anyone who has ever consorted with him.

    Laughing

  • 13 months ago · Quote · #964

    netzach

  • 13 months ago · Quote · #965

    ivandh

    Not quite. Although the proportions of leather, metal and skin are correct.

  • 13 months ago · Quote · #966

    trysts

    In July of 2010, Atudor entered the contest just as any other nominee. One could not imagine in their wildest CPOTM nightmares, that that simple entry would be accompanied by an unstoppable campaign for votes, pages of deleted comments, the first CPOTM thread-lock, and the first CPOTM coup! To this day, it remains questionable whether or not it was entertainingLaughing

  • 13 months ago · Quote · #967

    AnthonyCG

    trysts wrote:

    In July of 2010, Atudor entered the contest just as any other nominee. One could not imagine in their wildest CPOTM nightmares, that that simple entry would be accompanied by an unstoppable campaign for votes, pages of deleted comments, the first CPOTM thread-lock, and the first CPOTM coup! To this day, it remains questionable whether or not it was entertaining

    Depends on whether you went to beer-con first...

  • 13 months ago · Quote · #968

    TheGrobe

    Emphasis on the con.

  • 13 months ago · Quote · #969

    trysts

    AnthonyCG wrote:

    Depends on whether you went to beer-con first...

    Laughing

  • 13 months ago · Quote · #970

    netzach

  • 13 months ago · Quote · #971

    ilikeflags

    nobody is voting then eh

  • 13 months ago · Quote · #972

    netzach

  • 13 months ago · Quote · #973

    Joseph-S

    ProKnight double checking his figures.

  • 13 months ago · Quote · #974

    LisaV

    Charlotte_212 wrote:

    i'm going to bed now, but i won't sleep much. good luck kco! and thank you to all the people that voted for me this month, and Lisa for nominating me. please don't do it again Laughing

    lol

    Chess.com hazing.

    Won't do it again.  Maybe I won't have to.  Tongue out

    Good luck to both of you.  :)

  • 13 months ago · Quote · #975

    LisaV

    trysts wrote:

    In August of 2010, LisaV introduced for the first time in the history of CPOTM, a rare and ultimately dangerous weapon: Pictures of women in leather, carrying whips. Some "gentlemen" voted hundreds of times, as if their digits were out of control. It turned out to be a landslide victory for LisaV, with some people still believing that a person named Xenia won that month...

    haha

    I must take issue with your interpretation, though.  I won clearly because of my purity and innocence, not because of stuff like this:

  • 13 months ago · Quote · #976

    LisaV

    Cool!

    Maybe if we get enough people to lobby proKnight to allow pictures in the contest again, we can all see more of Xenia!  Hint hint.

    As it is, Xenia's feeling like her hands are tied.  :(

  • 13 months ago · Quote · #977

    DalaiLuke

    Xenia

  • 13 months ago · Quote · #979

    Joseph-S

    Wake up, Proknight!  Who won?

  • 13 months ago · Quote · #980

    DalaiLuke

    it's like a post-mortem honorary kinda thingy


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