I can't tell because the board seems to be messed up somehow...I've never seen that happen before...
BLUNDERFUL: Post Blunders Here!

Oh, it's because you didn't break up the moves. For example, I typed d4Bg4 which means I moved d4 and my opponent played Bg4 but the board reads it as d4B g4 which makes no sense. That's really weird. I'll link the game.
Lately, I've created a nice little checklist system that has at least slightly improved my chess. I don't blunder during live games as much. But today, by virtue of moving after only about three seconds of thought, I made one of my all time worst blunders. On an iPad, I can't insert a board (if someone would do it, that would be great) but here's the notation:
1.e4e5
2.Nf3d6
3.d4Bg4
4.dxe5Bxf3
5.Qxf3dxe5
6.Bc4Nf6
7.Qb3Qe7
8.Nc3Nbd7
9.Qxb7Rb8
10.Qxc7Rd8
11.Qxa7Qd6
12.Bg5Be7
13.O-OO-O
14.Rad1Qb4
15.Bb3Bc5
16.Qa4Qb7
17.Rd2Nb6
18.Qb5Rxd2
19.Bxd2Bd4
20.Bd5Qa7
21.a3Rb8
22.Qd3Ng4
23.Nb5Nxf2
24.Rxf2Bxf2+
25.Kxf2Nxd5+
26.Nxa7Nf6
27.Qd6????
I often get frustrated with chess blunders, but this one, even though it is one of the worst I've ever seen, makes me laugh. I have the ability to blunder away anything. I can't believe I lost this game, but, hey! Kramnik, Anand, Karpov, Kasparov, Nakamura, and even Fischer have all messed up spectacularly.
So I decided to make it a thread. Here you can post both your blunders and G.M. blunders. The one thing I don't really want to see is posting an opponent's blunder without his/her permission.
Often when I made blunders in the past, I heard people say that "even G.M.s make blunders" and figured that it was just meant to make me feel better and it didn't have any water to it. But blundering is a part of the game. If you
have a terrible blunder, feel free to post it here. Thanks, guys.