I would Not call u a quitter if u resign from here . ( and yes I have nothing against quitters- its a personal choice!). You CANNOT force a stalemate from here. As I see you will need serious coperation from your opponent if you hope for a stalemate.
Playing for 4 months and 60 moves is an achievement !
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I'm not trying to be a pain here but the thought of losing after all this time isn't very comforting. Below is the entire game so if I can claim a draw or do something else to avoid a loss, please let me know! 
you have 48 moves to go without being checkmated before you can call a draw. unfortunately for you, there is no way to force a stalemate
no, its an easy win for the side with the queen
It's not a draw. Stop being silly.
I could beat Garry Kasparov if I had the white pieces and he had the black pieces. You should resign, and don't post ongoing games.
I could beat Garry Kasparov if I had the white pieces and he had the black pieces. You should resign, and don't post ongoing games.
No, you couldn't... I bet you think that K+N+N is a win too if you really don't know that K+Q is an obvious draw. Then again, you might just be trolling.
anyone that can't win with K and Q vs. a lone K should probably give up chess for something else. Frankdawg is right even if the player with the K is Kasparov the other side has a clear and easy win
ReasonableDoubt is ranked over 2300 in Live Chess, so I think he knows what he's talking about somehow.
Come on Reasonable Doubt, every once in a while, you just have to admit you are wrong. Of course K+Q vs. K is a forced chechmate. Everyone except you knows that.
It is the second part in this video:
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Come on Reasonable Doubt, every once in a while, you just have to admit you are wrong. Of course K+Q vs. K is a forced chechmate. Everyone except you knows that.
That's not true. Just because a lot of people might think the world is flat doesn't mean it's true. People on this site just don't get it... it's impossible to force checkmate with K+Q, everyone except you knows that.
It is your choice to make yourself the laughingstock of the chess community then? So be it.
I can't believe the number of people that are actually thinking "hey, this high-rated player has made a mistake here!"
I can't believe the number of people that are actually thinking "hey, this high-rated player has made a mistake here!"
No, he is joking, trying to stir up trouble.
The correspondence game below has lasted for nearly four months and 60 moves and I'd like to find the fastest and simplest way to force a stalemate since I know there's no way I can win with my black king against my opponent's white king and queen. After all, everyone hates a quitter, right?