Gadaffit gets Pwned (I think)
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Soooooooo..... no one knows....... Maybe I'll check the FIDE website and see if Kirsan posted the moves.
About the game: They drew.
echecs06 wrote:
A GM draw or a real battle ending in a draw? Thx.
A courtesy (*) draw. Khadafi is a beginner and only knows the movement off the pieces. Don't have the moves, but from a transcript I understand he was allready losing when the draw was offered. (hung a piece I gathered)
(*) ( aka I want to stay alive and not be killed by this mass-murderer-draw)
-edit- sorry I used a Dutch word, Khadafi = Gaddafi. I didn't know that names also change in translation, sometimes.
Artsew wrote:
echecs06 wrote:
A GM draw or a real battle ending in a draw? Thx.
A courtesy (*) draw. Khadafi is a beginner and only knows the movement off the pieces. Don't have the moves, but from a transcript I understand he was allready losing when the draw was offered. (hung a piece I gathered)
(*) ( aka I want to stay alive and not be killed by this mass-murderer-draw)
-edit- sorry I used a Dutch word, Khadafi = Gaddafi. I didn't know that names also change in translation, sometimes.
I didn't know so many people knew how to correctly spell his name in any language!
Jun 15, 2011
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echecs06 wrote:
A GM draw or a real battle ending in a draw? Thx.
"R2, I propose a new strategy: let the wookiee win". I think Kirsan may have been following this (probably sage) advice
Hey, hey now!
How can you, with a clear conscience, throw Tito in there with those murderers and genocidal maniacs?
I suggest removal of Tito. If you need a replacement, I'd go with Pol Pot. I don't know much about Cambodian cuisine, though.
bigpoison wrote:
Hey, hey now!
How can you, with a clear conscience, throw Tito in there with those murderers and genocidal maniacs?
I suggest removal of Tito. If you need a replacement, I'd go with Pol Pot. I don't know much about Cambodian cuisine, though.
Yeah! Sure, Tito was the least talented member of the Jackson Five, but he never hurt nobody! 
"I don't know much about Cambodian cuisine, though."
Cuisine? haha! get real dude. Eating is about survival for all but the very few in Cambodia.
Avoid the fish stew, last time I had it (Phnom Phen), I thought my life was going to drain out of my backside.
p.s. Now that I think about it, I did find a pizza parlour beside the Tonle Sap river called Happy Pizza. The funny thing was the service, the waiter says to me "Mister, how "happy" you want your pizza?". Of course, it would have been rude not to have very happy. 
echecs06 wrote:
I heard "pizza" was not that great in Cambodia. Maybe mine was "sad". There used to be a large Italian colony in C before the khmers Rouges started their destructive rampage. Great people though.
I think you misunderstand the meaning of happy in this context. Think spinach substitute, something that grows locally, like a weed.
For real? You got a weed Pizza in Cambodia?
How'd it taste?
bigpoison wrote:
For real? You got a weed Pizza in Cambodia?
How'd it taste?
All over the place in Cambodia:
Tasted like cheese, pepperoni and weed. It was liberally sprinkled on the top like a herb. It was thin crust, which I wolfed it down with Angkor Beer, gone in minutes. The waiter warned that having another one would make me too happy.
Everybody wants to be a comedian!
Not quite. Some prefer to post the same tired images, time after time, regardless of context or viewer fatigue.
Good one.