Originally posted by sonhouseIt seems that the spirituality forum is not big enough to contain his bigotry and you see his hatred spilling over into other forums too, he being unable to contain it.
What is with the hatred aimed at JW's? I see all kinds of slanderous threads as if other Christian denomanations are guilt free of all the crap I see aimed at JW's. Me, I don't like ANY religion but that is just me. What is with your particular hatred of JW's?
I thought for some silly reason you worshipped the same god.
Originally posted by robbie carrobieI guess he doesn't feel like justifying his hatred. He should be directing his hatred to REALLY evil religions like Scientology.
It seems that the spirituality forum is not big enough to contain his bigotry and you see his hatred spilling over into other forums too, he being unable to contain it.
They are nothing more than religious thugs, religous mafia.
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I purchased several chess books again.
"Endgame: Bobby Fischer's Remarkable Rise And Fall" by Frank Brady.
This book contains some photos I hadn't seen before, for example young Bobby in the bath tub and with chess board over the tub, and you can see big foot on his head through plastic curtain. It was his mother's foot and she was "telling" him to finally get up from the tub.
But the content of the book is disappointing. Another sensationalistic work.
Brady left many gaps in Fischer's life, for example his tour in Yugoslavia 1967-68, then Fischer's visit to Belgrade in 1978 and never-to-be-organized match with Gligoric, etc.
Some details are idiotic: "Fischer wore orange juice squezeer and a sack full of oranges with him into restaurants and asked for empty glass and he made his own juice in public..." "He believed .Russians wanted to poison him, so he always wore antidots in his pocket whilst dining in restaurants.
Encounter with Zita Rayscani was described more plausible, but it still looks like from a spy novel.
Sad book.
Originally posted by vanderveldeI have seen a movie and documentaries about his whole life and I am fascinated by that man, an eccentric genius.
I purchased several chess books again.
"Endgame: Bobby Fischer's Remarkable Rise And Fall" by Frank Brady.
This book contains some photos I hadn't seen before, for example young Bobby in the bath tub and with chess board over the tub, and you can see big foot on his head through plastic curtain. It was his mother's foot and she was "telling" him to f ...[text shortened]... Rayscani was described more plausible, but it still looks like from a spy novel.
Sad book.
