Skeeter Back at 1615

Originally posted by yashin
She is winning rating points from the rich and giving them to the poor, a bit like Robin Hood!

lol. she will be back at the top someday. once the charity work is complete.🙂

Originally posted by roma45
lol. she will be back at the top someday. once the charity work is complete.🙂

or until she gets medication, whichever comes first.

Originally posted by robbie carrobie
or until she gets medication, whichever comes first.

Flying a little close to the sun there Robbie?...

Originally posted by morgski
Flying a little close to the sun there Robbie?...

meh, why skate on thin ice when you can dance 😛

Dude are you really from Iceland? reason i ask is i have a large picture in my kitchen of Iceland, its beautiful, i think.

Maybe she'll write us a poem explaining it all. Either way I won't get it.

Originally posted by yashin
She is winning rating points from the rich and giving them to the poor, a bit like Robin Hood!

You might as well heorise that he has been sacrificing karma points to buy the victory for the All Blacks tomorrow.

Richard

Originally posted by robbie carrobie
meh, why skate on thin ice when you can dance 😛

Dude are you really from Iceland? reason i ask is i have a large picture in my kitchen of Iceland, its beautiful, i think.

I'm not really from Iceland, but I do live there so adopted the flag for the purposes of RHP. I had the French flag last year for the same reason, I'm not very nationalistic 🙂

Originally posted by morgski
I'm not really from Iceland, but I do live there so adopted the flag for the purposes of RHP. I had the French flag last year for the same reason, I'm not very nationalistic 🙂

I see, actually my picture is of a large expanse of what appears to be a loch leading to
the sea, in order for the ice to float out in the freedom of the ocean through the
narrow channel, it must make itself smaller. The idea of course is cultivating humility.
I loved it, its about say three metres long and one metre high and takes up almost the
whole of the kitchen wall. Have you perchance visited Fischers grave?

Nothing to see here.

Originally posted by robbie carrobie
I see, actually my picture is of a large expanse of what appears to be a loch leading to
the sea, in order for the ice to float out in the freedom of the ocean through the
narrow channel, it must make itself smaller. The idea of course is cultivating humility.
I loved it, its about say three metres long and one metre high and takes up almost the
whole of the kitchen wall. Have you perchance visited Fischers grave?

Nope, haven't found his grave, but the Chess Table used in the famous Reykjavik match is on display at the City Museum, along with an explanation of the awesomeness of the encounter

Game 8731331 is finished. A draw.

By my reckoning White lost 14 pts and Skeets gained 5 pts.

She is on her way back - watch this space.

Originally posted by morgski
Nope, haven't found his grave, but the Chess Table used in the famous Reykjavik match is on display at the City Museum, along with an explanation of the awesomeness of the encounter

I just finished reading the book, Bobby Fischer goes to war, a detailed account of the
characters and the effect that this chess match had on people elsewhere. Are the
chairs there? they were dissected and x rayed at the time because the Russkies thought
that Fischer might be hiding some instrument or other to give him an advantage or to
have a negative effect on Spassky. I gotta visit Iceland.

Originally posted by zakkwylder
Nothing to see here.

Now that's entertainment!

Originally posted by morgski
Flying a little close to the sun there Robbie?...

CP:It reminds me of the fable about Icorice. He made wings of wax, flew so close to the sun, the sun melted the wings.

morgski: I think you meant Icarus.

CP: It's MY fable, and I'll name the characters, thank you

Originally posted by ChessPraxis
CP:It reminds me of the fable about Icorice. He made wings of wax, flew so close to the sun, the sun melted the wings.

morgski: I think you meant Icarus.

CP: It's MY fable, and I'll name the characters, thank you

This is awesome, I'm commenting on the forum without even being here 🙂