Well they should, because it fooled you guys into think I'm llama!
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The 2200 are the one factor that undoubtedly makes you none other than llama. No known troll is capable of hitting it. The speed with which you reached 2100 is already all I need to know, regarding how long it would take you to hit 2200.
Jun 19, 2020
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#184
Thanks man.
Check out this sacrifice.
I was mad at myself because I played this opening earlier that day and screwed it up, and then in this game I didn't play the variation I had prepared. I suddenly decided fk it, I'm going to sacrifice whether it works or not... and it worked and it was pretty cool.
Definitely a legit sac, nice. Did you just suddenly notice that without expecting or at least knowing about that possibility at all? For a 3min game that was impressive. I'd probably not be able to find that without having carefully prepared it first. That's why I always like to be up on time, because I am very bad at finding moves under time pressure myself.
Jun 19, 2020
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#186
Yeah right, you've done similar sacs, don't be so complimentary.
I've done Nxf7 with Qxe6+ before, sure, but I had no followup in mind after that... and after he played Kf8 I suddenly saw Bg6... and then my opponent resigned, so it was pretty fun.
HI
Jun 19, 2020
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#192
Sir-Foxy wrote:
50 is a lot.
Well I mean how could I miss the 47th French Thematic, even though I don't play it!?
And I need more practice with Queen's gambit
As a former Grunfeld defense player, I was intrigued by the Russian System
HELLO GUYES
Jun 19, 2020
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#195
Arihant2016 wrote:
This is getting ridiculus, you cant just spam a single link in every forum to desperately get people to look at your miserable blog
Already blocked the guy. Bacon what is your obsession with Leah Remini about?
King of Queens by any chance? Cause I grew up with that.
Jun 19, 2020
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#198
He says on his profile that King of Queens is one of the best shows ever
Jun 19, 2020
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#199
Sir-Foxy wrote:
Thanks man.
Check out this sacrifice.
I was mad at myself because I played this opening earlier that day and screwed it up, and then in this game I didn't play the variation I had prepared. I suddenly decided fk it, I'm going to sacrifice whether it works or not... and it worked and it was pretty cool.
19...Bd5 seems to neutralize the attack (protecting f7, that is) and after exchanges, if you choose to go that route, White remains up 2 pawns but not really much more that I can see (I'm not an expert so I could be missing something) It looks like a fun sequence, but not a winning one - or any more winning than the current position.
Yeah, but someone pretending to be llama would do the same right?
no.