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8th June 2008, 11:26am
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by chessfanforlife
Toronto Canada
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   IS there any perfromance enhancing chess items out there?...

8th June 2008, 11:27am
#2
by Evil_Homer
Dublin Ireland
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Beer.
8th June 2008, 11:28am
#3
by kohai
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Yes .. there is one thats really good

Performance Enhancing Chess Item 


8th June 2008, 11:29am
#4
by chessfanforlife
Toronto Canada
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NO..i mean something that benefits you.
8th June 2008, 11:30am
#5
by chessfanforlife
Toronto Canada
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LOL kohai.
8th June 2008, 11:31am
#6
by Evil_Homer
Dublin Ireland
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Yep, beer!

In fact I find all alcholic beverages increase my moves from mediocre to complete genius. 

Unfortunately the effects appear to have worn off the next morning.


8th June 2008, 11:35am
#7
by Sothilde
Groningen Netherlands
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Strange, the quality of my moves goes down to absolute zero when on beer...
8th June 2008, 11:36am
#8
by Evil_Homer
Dublin Ireland
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Sothilde wrote: Strange, the quality of my moves goes down to absolute zero when on beer...

Well your drinking that Heineken stuff, or even worse Dutch gold, that's to be expected :-)


8th June 2008, 11:37am
#9
by chessfanforlife
Toronto Canada
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   Everythings all blurry...
8th June 2008, 11:38am
#10
by Sothilde
Groningen Netherlands
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Evil_Homer wrote: Sothilde wrote: Strange, the quality of my moves goes down to absolute zero when on beer...

Well your drinking that Heineken stuff, or even worse Dutch gold, that's to be expected :-)


 Nah, I don't like heineken, it's crap. I like Hertog Jan best of the dutch beers. Never even heard of Dutch gold?


8th June 2008, 11:40am
#11
by chessfanforlife
Toronto Canada
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Guiness!
8th June 2008, 11:43am
#12
by Evil_Homer
Dublin Ireland
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chessfanforlife wrote: Guiness!

Not bad, but fairly heavy going if you want to drink a lot of it.


8th June 2008, 11:43am
#13
by Sothilde
Groningen Netherlands
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Guiness isn't beer, you're offending the irish!
8th June 2008, 11:44am
#14
by chessfanforlife
Toronto Canada
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burp
8th June 2008, 12:03pm
#15
by beer
Massachusetts United States
Member Since: Feb 2008
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Weihenstehpaner Korbinian or Paulaner Salvator increase chess productivity by 20-46% per game.  However, the increase in proficiency is attributed directly to the opponent.

Drink beer -- it's good for you. 


8th June 2008, 12:05pm
#16
by mercytononeZ
New Orleans,LA United States
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chessfanforlife wrote: Guiness!

Your only 11! lol! im 12


8th June 2008, 12:07pm
#17
by chessfanforlife
Toronto Canada
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*snores*
8th June 2008, 12:35pm
#18
by bastiaan
eindhoven Netherlands
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a kasparov disguise for intimidating, also growing a beard and wear glasses to look smarter:)

I drink all sorts of beer, Heineken is ok. Dutch gold? I don't know it either. But I prefer grolsch/carlsberg


8th June 2008, 12:38pm
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by Evil_Homer
Dublin Ireland
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Member Points: 1206
I think Dutch Gold must be the equivalent of peanut sweepings or something.  Maybe they collect all the run-off in beer traps mix it together and sell it unsuspecting foreigners. :-)
8th June 2008, 12:39pm
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by chessfanforlife
Toronto Canada
Member Since: Jan 2008
Member Points: 865
lol...evil_homer
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