HueyWilliams escribió:
Whip_Kitten wrote:
Yes, hypersexuality...a symptom of bipolar... sigh.....
Something tells me that pdela has already picked this up on his antennae (all the way from Barcelona)...
Pdela lives on Madrid.
Madness and chess
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May 10, 2016
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batgirl wrote:
So, we have a conversation among pseuo-intellectuals drawing pseudo-conclusions using a good deal pseudo-information?
There was a special on that today at walmart.
french fries and chess
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May 10, 2016
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batgirl wrote:
So, we have a conversation among pseuo-intellectuals drawing pseudo-conclusions using a good deal pseudo-information?
This is a reasonable pseudo-question.
Fischer was not bipolar .He was a paranoid schizophrenic with all the holocaust denial.
Fischer had that figure of a mother and father to carry on for his entire life, and he despised both of them.
May 12, 2016
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News-Flash - 'Madness' or feeling like you're 'Going Mad'.. Aint limited to 'chessplayers'!!
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VHvYr5_HTCk
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May 14, 2016
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thegreat_patzer wrote:
Jews were Cool Drspudnik.
apparently they were creative, artistic and uninhibited. kind of like hollywood, CA.
draw your own conclusion, but I think the guy that wrote the book didn't mean it as a compliment.
That garbage is just standard anti-semitism (the Jews are behind everything bad). It'll probably be deleted soon by a mod.
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Sangrael wrote:
who controls all media? JEWS.
who had Fischer raped in Japanese Prison? JEWS
speaking of madness...
May 14, 2016
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Let me be clear that the promotion of hate through revisionism won't be tolerated.
You have to be a little mad in the beginning to put so much energy in the game of chess.
The list of madness is endless not only in chess and literature.
Robert Schuman the composer and Nietzsche the philosopher.Both mad as hell in the end.
Richard Wagner was a little mad too.He liked to dress up in womens clothing and used heavy perfumes.Innocent but still a little eccentric.