At least he's been kidnapped by aliens and has visited other planets. That's more than most FIDE presidential candidates can claim.
Travel broadens the mind!
So, what do you think of the President?
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Euwe was probably the worst president of FIDE, no talent, no brain, no ethics, and he hasnt visited other planets, really, he was just a loser, he even managed to lose against Fischer's Pannov Attack.
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I think the president's presidential presidency is unpresidentially presidentialised by presidentialism.
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kaynight wrote:
Indubitably.
Oh, at first I thought you said j'adoubitably.
which president? the one who was elected by a minority and haunted by the majority?
Nice...decoy.
Princess_Fleta wrote:
I think Trump is cool!
No, he seems to be alive.
Jan 20, 2017
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Hello. I am a mood on this side. I represent sadness and you shall bow down to me.
ilikewindmills wrote:
Hello. I am a mood on this side. I represent sadness and you shall bow down to me.
Did you ask your parents before posting this?
Jan 20, 2017
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blueemu wrote:
At least he's been kidnapped by aliens and has visited other planets. That's more than most FIDE presidential candidates can claim.
Travel broadens the mind!
It's an odd state of affairs when this post quoted is the most relevant.
Bilbo21 wrote:
blueemu wrote:
At least he's been kidnapped by aliens and has visited other planets. That's more than most FIDE presidential candidates can claim.
Travel broadens the mind!
It's an odd state of affairs when this post quoted is the most relevant.
Really? The most relevant post and sooo offtopic 
Personally, I fully support Kirsan Ilyumzhinov in his FIDE presidency. Yes, he may be a millionaire but is investing that in the sport of chess at least and making chess great again. No doubt he was fairly elected and will continue to knock down walls, making chess accessible to all. What do you think?