Who's the biggest chess name you've seen?

I've played in two tournaments where Larry Christiansen and Walter Browne were participants.
Christiansen came into the bathroom and used the urinal next to me, my rating went up a hundred points shortly after that.

Originally posted by GreatSantini
I've played in two tournaments where Larry Christiansen and Walter Browne were participants.
Christiansen came into the bathroom and used the urinal next to me, my rating went up a hundred points shortly after that.

Originally posted by shavixmir
Pee sniffer.

Nigel's been caught Short a few times...

Dzindzichashvili

The majority of people I play offline are either friends or family. So I guess that would mean I am.

Reshevsky, Euwe, Gligorich, Miles, Lombardy, Bisguier, R. Byrne, Benko, Kavalek, Rossolimo, Browne, Christensen, Soltis, Mednis plus a whole gaggle of lesser known ones.

Originally posted by GreatSantini
I've played in two tournaments where Larry Christiansen and Walter Browne were participants.
Christiansen came into the bathroom and used the urinal next to me, my rating went up a hundred points shortly after that.

Originally posted by ManualEngine
The biggest chess name I've seen is that Russian
Willie Taketheeffingqueenof

Originally posted by masscat
Reshevsky, Euwe, Gligorich, Miles, Lombardy, Bisguier, R. Byrne, Benko, Kavalek, Rossolimo, Browne, Christensen, Soltis, Mednis plus a whole gaggle of lesser known ones.

Originally posted by wucky3
poo sniffer

61. Euwe was giving a simul (1959, I think) & my dad took me to watch...not play and I got his autograph. I played Rossolimo an offhand game at his chess studio in New York City once (lost) and in 1980 (?) played Reshevsky a correspondence game (drew). The rest of them I met at a couple US Champs & an Int'l tmt (when they were round robins) near my home in the mid-70's. Gligorich was giving a simul.

Originally posted by masscat
61. Euwe was giving a simul (1959, I think) & my dad took me to watch...not play and I got his autograph. I played Rossolimo an offhand game at his chess studio in New York City once (lost) and in 1980 (?) played Reshevsky a correspondence game (drew). The rest of them I met at a couple US Champs & an Int'l tmt (when they were round robins) near my home in the mid-70's. Gligorich was giving a simul.

He was offering to play "instructional" games for $35.00.

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