Chessgame erupts into gunfire
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Interesting, though how anyone involved can be charged with public drunkeness is strange seeing that they were in the home/apt of one of them.
Never drink alcohol then play chess. Everyone should know this and thanks for the article.
rgp89 wrote: Never drink alcohol then play chess. Everyone should know this and thanks for the article.
It never ceases to amaze and annoy me, that those not yet old enough to legally drink, are full of advice for the rest of us. Live a little first sonny-boy, then dispense your homely advice!
ok tht was random!
Ray_Brooks,
So you disagree... you think drinking and playing chess is a good idea? I don't know anyone who can honestly say they play better drunk (note having a drink or two while kicking back and having a game is a different story).
Just thought your comment was rude and not necessary. I agree with you rgp89.
John
I've never played chess drunk, but I definitely juggle fire better when I'm drunk. I'm a little pyrophobic, so being drunk takes away that fear without messing up my finely honed juggling reflexes (unless I'm REALLY drunk). 
No, I'm not kidding.
--Fromper
drunk chess makes for better blitz games
So lemme get this right... some guys get hammered while playing chess? No offence but chess aint the sort of game you bring beers to play... you most likely bring a bottle of fine wine or some juices or sumptin...
..........We should find out what the opening was that guy used, and stay away from it.
bollocks. I nailed an entire bottle of JD on Sat night while playing game after game. Finished playing at about 2am, when the alcohol ran out...
I live in the newscast area of the incident. The event wasn't related to the game of chess, per say. One man was trying to show another that chess helps in clarifying a confused mind. The troubled young man chose to stay with his problems rather than focus on the game.
i keep my chess set locked up. i would hate to think of what would happen if the kids got into it.
mytself wrote: I live in the newscast area of the incident. The event wasn't related to the game of chess, per say. One man was trying to show another that chess helps in clarifying a confused mind. The troubled young man chose to stay with his problems rather than focus on the game.
Planning an Intervention:
Rule 1: no guns
Feb 5, 2008
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Here's a tip I learned years ago:
When playing against a guy with a gun always open with f3 followed by g4.
Historically, Blackburne claimed that being slightly drunk made him play better.
Guns don't kill people, chess does.
There are some really crazy people outhere....
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