Absolutely great stuff batgirl
thx for all y’all do here
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Very nice, Batgirl!
That first game finished with a mating pattern that I've played before, in one of my own games.
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Yes, a truly "work of art". Also the other games are brilliant, so sudden and astonishing, they are like fireworks! Thank you for posting 
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I really enjoyed those games!
I liked how they used "pedestrian," as an insult.
These we very educational!
May 7, 2021
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AlphaBeast103 wrote:
Please join:
Apparently you don't realize that spamming is against the posting rules...
May 7, 2021
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AlphaBeast103 wrote:
no advertisement...
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JackRoach wrote:
I really enjoyed those games!
I liked how they used "pedestrian," as an insult.
I think it's more an observation than an insult that one player is relatively uncreative. I'm sure most of my own games are plebeian or pedestrian.
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Good work Batgirl workin with Batman?
May 8, 2021
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batgirl wrote:
JackRoach wrote:
I really enjoyed those games!
I liked how they used "pedestrian," as an insult.
I think it's more an observation than an insult that one player is relatively uncreative. I'm sure most of my own games are plebeian or pedestrian.
Oh, that makes more sense.
May 8, 2021
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Beth_Harmon003 wrote:
@batgirl ... How often do you post?
Just wondering.
Not often enough.
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"Chess Caviar," Oct. 1947
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"Chess Caviar," March 1948
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"Chess Caviar," Sept. 1948
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And as a bonus, "A Most Irregular Opening," courtesy of Prince Dadian of Mingrelia.