Author: Robert Hyatt
Date: 15:54:36 04/30/01
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On April 30, 2001 at 15:28:41, Eddie wrote: >On April 30, 2001 at 13:43:55, Robert Hyatt wrote: > >>On April 29, 2001 at 23:57:30, Robert Raese wrote: >> >>>On April 29, 2001 at 12:49:20, Bruce Moreland wrote: >>> >>>>On April 28, 2001 at 19:35:03, Eddie wrote: >>>> >>>>>Jeroen, >>>>> >>>>>Wouldn't you speculate, that, just in case Irazoqui was a "human organizer", of >>>>>a best "player alive", match versus Kramnik, that he would NOT allow Fischer to >>>>>play?! :) The speculation is strong in this ..... >>>>> >>>>>Especially since all chess players know that Fischer even at 60 years old, would >>>>>fill Kramnik's diapers full of ...... :)) >>>>> >>>>>Have a great day ...... >>>> >>>>Fischer is dead. He stinks. >>>> >>>>bruce >>> >>> >>>graffitti you found on a bathroom wall? >>> >>>what is the purpose of such an insult? >> >> >>you miss the humor... :) Not an insult at all. A bit of "irony"... > >Hi Bob, > >How ya doing? I hope fine, and all is well there .... > >I haven't wrote in a long time, but since I seen you added to a thread of mine, >I feel obligated to comment .... :)) > >I think Bruce's comment was a bit rude, but no big deal. As far as the >graffiti goes ..... I have been known to write in the bathroom stalls: >"Alekhine lives!" So there ya go .... :)) > >Plus Bob, you know I'm a big fan of Bobby, and I do believe he can still beat >any top GM in the world especially Kramnik ..... sorry, but I don't care for >him .... just my opinion .... take care and have a great day! Eddie I've always been a Fischer fan myself. But the "he is dead" was an obvious metaphor about not playing chess any more. And if someone is dead, then they _definitely_ "stink" if you think about it a second. :) I doubt Fischer could do today what he did 30 years ago... time takes its toll on all of us. But the fischer of 1972 could probably beat anyone, of any time period, in a match.
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