by greenpawn34 on Dec 08 2011 13:49 | 6958 views | 3 edits | Last edit on Dec 08 2011 15:18
Robin Johnson 529324 made two recent mistakes.
During an OTB league game v Frank O’Donnell played a few weeks ago,
his opponent, by accident or design (it matters not), placed a captured
Bishop behind the game clock.
Robin (white) looked at what was off the board, thought he was a
piece up and played a faulty combo...
Remember this bit of spoofing from a few blogs ago:
“Global warming has dried up the River Floogle which used to flow into the Forth
so the water level of the Forth has fallen and now everytime there is a low tide
you can see these unexploded WWII bombs laying about all over the beach.”
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by greenpawn34 on Oct 07 2011 11:42 | 19931 views | 4 edits | Last edit on Sep 19 2018 23:50
Hi
I have decided that I want pictures of chess players playing chess
at a railway station. I’ll start.
This is me playing chess at Waverley Station.
The picture was taken by a train spotter. His mate was too shy to be in the picture
so that is me playing over the moves from a book of the 2011 Austrian Chess...
by greenpawn34 on Sep 29 2011 11:57 | 18515 views | 3 edits | Last edit on Feb 07 2020 12:29
Doodles.
There were 18 air raids on the Forth Rail Bridge in WWII.
Over 200 bombs were dropped and none hit the bridge.
All fell into the sea and according to eye witnesses not one exploded
when it hit the water. There was just a splash, nothing more.
Global warming has dried up the River Floogle which used to flow into the Forth
so the water level of the Forth has fallen and now everytime there is a low tide...
greenpawn34
on Dec 18 2011 21:30 | 7594 views | 10 edits | Last edit on Dec 21 2011 14:03
