How to blunder an opening!

Ok, I bet you've never seen a strand on how to BLUNDER an opening before, but here it is! Read the annotations and you'll notice a wierd thing though... (Hint: it seems impossible after i blunder)

Even with those blunders I thought you had a very impressive game!

Thanx, but in all reality i should've lost. Luck and perseverence were all that kept me alive that game.

I played that variation as white in a state championship tournament game.

I diverted though at move 7 in favor of a very strong move by white.

7.Qe2 Nxd5 8.Qxe5+ Nfe7 9.Ne4 f6 10.Qg3 Nf5 11.Qf3 when white is up a pawn.

I like 7. d4

Send it through computer analysis. I'd like to see what the score was after certain critical moments.

Black should have played 6...b5, not Nf5

Devout monk, I think i will... i'll post the analysis asap =)

p.s. to anyone with Rybka or Fritz: please feel free to post the anylisis offered by those engines on this strand =)