22 Feb 11
Originally posted by greenpawn34Thanks, I was planning a one year win streak anyway. 😕
Thank you CP and rec'd.....Twice.
No losses of yours in the Blog for a year.
As for WittyTitty (or what ever his name is) and ClarkClangers
(or what ever his name is)....I'm going through their games now.
22 Feb 11
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Originally posted by wittywonkaAh....What you need is a pick up , a boost. A reason for living.
Your sense of humor is killing me. 😞
One of the good old GP classic jokes. It works everytime.
A guy goes up to another guy at a Chess Tournament and says;
"Was it you or your brother who was killed in the war?"
The guy replies;
"It must have been me, I don't have a brother."
Feeling better now?
PS:
If you turn your TV thingy (the monitor) upside down then
you don't need a scroll up button...Sorted!
22 Feb 11
Originally posted by clandarkfireVery impressive game, grats !
Here we are Game 8212896
Apologies to shorbock, he was the only person in this thread who didn't have a filter up preventing a challenge.
Never in a game have i felt so helpless, there was nothing i could do.
- Joined
- 18 Jan 07
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24 Feb 11
Originally posted by morgskiThere are, in fact, eight different games that can result in 2. Qh4#. White can move his f-pawn one or two squares (the g-pawn must, obviously, always move two); black can move his pawn one or two squares; and white can advance his pawns in either order. Makes 2x2x2 = 8 variations.
f3, e5. g4, Qh4#
and the two cross breeds in between that and GP's solution. 🙂
Richard
25 Feb 11
Originally posted by Shallow BlueAnd what do the variations all have in common??
There are, in fact, eight different games that can result in 2. Qh4#. White can move his f-pawn one or two squares (the g-pawn must, obviously, always move two); black can move his pawn one or two squares; and white can advance his pawns in either order. Makes 2x2x2 = 8 variations.
Richard
The worst possible chess play!
😉