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Bobby Fischer: Good Riddance
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on 2008-01-19 16:19:43 |
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Bobby Fischer was one of the greatest chess players of all time. For whatever reason, he grew into an anti-semitic america-hating old coot. I, for one, will remember him as a warning of the potential dangers of brilliance. What I mean is, smart doesn't save you from crazy. How do you think he will be remembered? 
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Re: Bobby Fischer: Good Riddance
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on 2008-01-19 16:48:30 |
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well i'll definitely remembered him as a boy that strive for his dream about chess and manage to realize it and have brilliant mind when it come to chess, i mean, i'm a sucker playing chess (i watch the film about him) for the later information, well it's new to me, so i don't now how to react about this 
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Re: Bobby Fischer: Good Riddance
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on 2008-01-19 16:54:09 |
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I didn't know much about him until he died, but before then, I just saw him as a chess whiz. I didn't think anything of it because I can't play chess (people think I'll beat them or something). Gendou, you're right; Smart won't save you from crazy.  |
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Re: Bobby Fischer: Good Riddance
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on 2008-01-19 17:53:05 |
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check out this video
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Re: Bobby Fischer: Good Riddance
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by wind-spear5
on 2008-01-19 17:53:24
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Re: Bobby Fischer: Good Riddance
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on 2008-01-20 05:29:03 |
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wew after reading wiki i would understand why he become like that, after the incident in yugoslavia, he goes around the world because his home country refuse him, then he become depressed and mentally pressure, then goes snap the last part conclude all i think ^^
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