Morons, I'm surrounded by morons, and have been surround by morons such as cosetlus, and goldendog for quite a while here. But I enjoy these late night conversations as much or more than anyone here.In fact, the primary reason I post in these forums is with the hopes of just this type of exchange.
For those of you that memorized or copied my original profile you will recall that I was born in 1955. The date in my current profile has been there for several months and I'm disappointed you dropouts haven't figured-out the significance of that date. Perhaps you failed your history classes? LMFAO.
Anyway, please don't stop now. Take your best shot. I truly love this stuff. Hell, throw-in a few four letter words.
costelus, perhaps you can further misconstrue my post on e5-f5? LOL . . . I'm watching . . . well, occassionally.
Interesting social attitude & writing skills by someone who is supposedly a MIT graduate, I must admit you really break the norm.
When did you go to MIT and in which lab did you work? I am very keen to see if that lab had a chessplayer who was a student during your claimed period.
Which is the sharpest or most tactical d4 opening for black? I think the king's indian is a good one but I hate the exchange variations.
I think your question requires white to play ball and go for sharp lines as with d4 its difficult for black alone to impose a sharp line. The Kings Indian for me is more of a longer term positional debate. The Dutch is worth a try if seeking out tactics and possible king assaults, again white may choose a slow path or even the Staunton to liven it up a bit.
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