very aggressive and sound is the veserov. it focuses on quick piece play and 0-0-0,not unlike the 2.d5 nimzowitsch defense.

I like the Bishop's Opening and its cousin the Vienna Game where an early f4 often leads to a K-side P-storm by White.

I played the King's Gambit once in my life in a rated game, just last month and won and I'm sure I'll try it again.

Once played this opening vs a grandmaster:

1. b4 seems aggressive to me.

it really isnt. they are some lines where white can play for a gambit but these are limited to only some of black's responses. almost always the opening becomes a closed game. the e5 bxb4 lines its black who starts aggressive and white plays catchup.

i think he was making a little joke?

To b4, or not to b4?  That is the question...

i dont get it.

https://www.poets.org/poetsorg/poem/hamlet-act-iii-scene-i-be-or-not-be

http://www.thechesswebsite.com/top-7-aggressive-chess-openings/

1. Smith-Morra

2. Latvian Gambit

3. Budapest Gambit

The Halloween 

Has Phife_Dawg been here since 2013?

1 white King Gambit  

vs Sicilian -Morra

vs french-  Alekhine-Chatard attack vs classical and a3 gambit against winawer

vs caro- 3e5 Bf5 4Nc3 e6 5g4

 2Black vs e4 -Scandinavian  gambit 

3Black vs d4 albin counter-gambit and bf5 if white play 2nf3

KGA, Bishop's gambit