Lol March your king up the board? Some would I guess. Throw in the towel and throw the game. The game of a lifetime (pun?), reduced to ten moves.
+1 sounds legit 
Assuming you have to try and win the game, I would take a rook as my piece to live or die with. They are protected to start (unlike pawns), and they are not developed until later than most other pieces. So there is a decent chance that I or my opponent get mated prior to the Rook being in danger as compared to any other piece. There is also generally a lot more space on the board at the time the rook is active on there so maybe he can run around as needed while I am being mated .. assume I am allowed to try and live more than try and win the game.
I can't argue with that. But with the Fischer Random Championships being held, does anyone wonder if Fischer would've marched his king up the board?
Lol March your king up the board? Some would I guess. Throw in the towel and throw the game. The game of a lifetime (pun?), reduced to ten moves.