Author: Thorsten Czub
Date: 14:57:41 12/06/00
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On December 06, 2000 at 14:52:56, Stefan Meyer-Kahlen wrote: >We are not suing him for this! >He also said that he is not the publisher of ChessBits any more, >so he is not >responsible for the content of this magazine. He also claimed not being >responsible for the content of his homepage in the internet. >Still we are not suing him for that. difficult difficult difficult. >But he has shown you this line BEFORE the game, right? >I don't know if this line is famous, popular or played by all chess programs. I >know that I came out of book lost. hm. >Hey, if Marcus is writing this in his magazine please don't blame ME that I and >other people are wondering how Marcus knew what Shredder was playing. :-)) >I AM NOT SUING HIM FOR THIS. sounds like n echo in the mountains >I AM NOT SUING HIM FOR THIS. hello echo ! >>Is that a reason to sue? >AHHHHHRRRRGGHHHHHH! >I AM NOT SUING HIM FOR THIS! really good satire ! if i would not know the persons involved i would pay for it ! sounds like a typical communication problem described by Watzlawick (famous "american" writer :-))) >Yes, certainly. I am not telling that he is responsible for my book, did I? >>Don't blame and sue somebody else for that. >AAAAAAAAHHHHHHHHHHRRRRRRRRRRRGGGGGGGGHHHHHHHHHHHHHH! > *** I AM NOT SUING HIM FOR THIS! *** :-)))) can it be that this is a slapstick dialogue ?! i thought computer-chess-programmers are humorless... it seems i have ti adapt new data... >After knowing where I got my information from, did I really count 1+1=3? I don't >like being accused throwing mud at you just to destroy your reputation. >Stefan oh oh ! next problem. it seems words cannot help us out of the conflict ! one word gives the other and one insult the other. hm. "ahhhhh - i'd like to have an argument , please !"
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