Author: Henrik Dinesen
Date: 00:01:48 11/18/05
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On November 17, 2005 at 19:21:13, Fernando Villegas wrote: >Years ago the embassador of Argentina in my country, friend of mine trough >chess, gave me a magnificent set compoed of the most beatiful wooden pieces and >board ever made, all of them deasigned and carved by a craftman that used to >work for Najdorf and some others Masters living in Argentina. >It is huge, so I rarely has the disposition to wipe a full table -the dinning >table- in order to use it. >I recall now I used it to play a game against IM Cifuentes. >I wonder what can I do with it. >Maybe to put it in eBay? >I could get around 1000 bucks for it, if not more. >Perhaps send it to a friend that collects chess stuff and has been as a father >to me? >He could give to it good use in his museum. >I am talking of an old man that in the sunset of his life like to collect trivia >and caress all computers in the little hours. >Or I must return it to the dark corner where it is carefully packed? >Maybe could I make a luxurious bonfire and say farewell to chess? >Should I forget all this? >I accept suggestions... > >Troublesome Regards >fernando I think an obvious option is missing here, the typical chess-player choice: Dine somewhere else! :-) Best regards Henrik
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