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Posted by nootropil
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1/06/2003
07:24:06

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Subject: FISCHER

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I know almost everithing about them if you dont belive me just ask(of course not colour of dress,or schoes number),i just want say he was a top player hm top GM but he wasnt miracle hes play strenght was far of Kasparov,Anand,Kramnik,Leko he maybe beat Karpov but im not sure in that?

Posted by triangulator
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1/07/2003
10:46:52

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ok here

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when did fischer earn his first gm norm??- date tourney all that

Posted by tonlesu
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1/07/2003
14:21:43

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Fischer

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In 1965 Fischer agreed to play in Havana. The state department would not permit him to travel to Cuba and yet he finished 2nd in the tournament to smyslov---how did he do this?

Posted by myway316
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1/07/2003
14:59:02

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Tonlesu

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Fischer played his moves at the Marshall CC in New York City.They were relayed to Havana by telephone/teletype.

Posted by tonlesu
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1/07/2003
17:04:31

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myway

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Did you read the opening post? This question was for noopteril. It was easy because I don't think he can handle anything difficult. It's been my experience that when anyone says he knows everything about something---He knows nothing!

Posted by triangulator
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1/07/2003
18:04:23

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this is true

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I say I know everything about chess- I don't know crap

Posted by cairo
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1/08/2003
00:08:59

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Jim

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even though I think we should give nootropil the benefit of the doubt, in this particularly case I agree with the statement:

Those who knows everything, knows nothing :-))

If I'm not mistaken, (which I often do) I think it is an old Chineese saying or?

Best wishes
Cairo


Posted by tonlesu
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1/08/2003
14:59:14

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Cairo

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Greetings my friend, I acquiesce to your good nature. I recall a master's quote "He who says he understands chess, understands nothing." I don't think anyone knows much about Fischer. He's like an iceberg---90% hidden!




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