Now you need an engine to go with it:
https://web.archive.org/web/20130127073337/http://www.ascotti.org/programming/chess/hamsters.htm
I got a new hamster
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....I hope ?
Do they have a FIDE rating? Otherwise, you're not allowed to post about them.
kleelof wrote:
Do they have a FIDE rating? Otherwise, you're not allowed to post about them.
LMAO. Good one. Would have to have been on the forums today to get this one
Apr 26, 2014
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tigerprowl wrote:
It shows Hamsters is 2618, why not get Stockfish instead?
http://www.chessdom.com/bouquet-chess-engine-3000-elo-makes-debut-at-tcec/
Hey, you got somethin' against hamsters?
I had hampsters when I was a kid but they ate each other.
well hamsters arent guinea pigs, but I guess it will do...
Hey, I think Mobys hamster DOES have a rating:
http://www.chess.com/hamster-beats-carlsen-and-receives-30001-fide-rating/
Apr 26, 2014
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I got a new hamster today too! I filleted it, let it marinate, in chianti, garlic, and ginger, then let it slowly roast. I served it on a nice bed of mixed greens and sprinkled a rasberry viniagrette over the top and served with Japanese rice on the side with some garlic-roasted asparagus.
But I think I over-cooked it! I had a 12-ounce hamster at 350 degrees for 20 minutes.
Is this too much?
Where in the world did you find a 12-ounce hamster? That is a hell of a big rodent.
Apr 27, 2014
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Kleelof
Good question. I buy my hamsters from a hamster farmer who genetically engineers them, and feeds them a diet designed specifically to increase their muscle mass for consumption by gastrophiles like myself.
UltimateCheckmates wrote:
I had hampsters when I was a kid but they ate each other.
Lol
"That boy has a hamster!!! That boy has a hamster!
He ate my tart!"
brumtown wrote:
UltimateCheckmates wrote:
I had hampsters when I was a kid but they ate each other.
Lol
- Now THAT is Chess!
The title is a bit...
... RANDOM!!!
brumtown wrote:
UltimateCheckmates wrote:
I had hampsters when I was a kid but they ate each other.
Lol
Why you laughin'? They were my beloved pets and I am still sensitive about it.
I think psychologists recommend a grieving period of only 2-5 years for hamsters.
So I has a hamster Gilbert but then I got Moby