Forgotten Chess Legend

Err......

no, I can't remember, either

Jude Acers? 🙁

In days of YORE, on the eastern shore
where the shellfish fed the peasant poor
lived a mighty master
who played much faster
than the sunshine dried
the fresh laid plaster

One fateful day
while he sat to play
a dreaded Troll
was heard to say

"Where's my pawn? Why is it gone? Surely something must be wrong!"
"Why can't I castle? This is such a hassle, quit your cheating.. you... you..."

Ah... never mind.

P-

Do you have proof.....?

Originally posted by celticcountry
Err......

He once played against Kasparov and answered 1.e4 with ... f5.
I believe he may have lost but the novelty was more important.

rbmorris

Originally posted by Frank Burns
rbmorris

Originally posted by Frank Burns
rbmorris

Death was quite good, from what I remember. Very clever, even borderline conniving.

I know a few of you know what I'm talking about.

Galaxy (That's for you, darv)

Originally posted by GalaxyShield
Death was quite good, from what I remember. Very clever, even borderline conniving.

I know a few of you know what I'm talking about.

Galaxy (That's for you, darv)

Originally posted by rbmorris
The (Grammar) Nazis are trying to poison me, you know.

Originally posted by Nordlys
Darn, how did you find out?

Sincerely,
Nordlys

Originally posted by rbmorris
Yes, thank you Frank.

A true chess hero.

-R

edit - I'm off to wash my hands compulsively and put new tissue boxes on my feet. The (Grammar) Nazis are trying to poison me, you know.