Re: If you are a chess expert please read!

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From: Stephen Senter
Date: Sat, 13 Jul 1996 00:00

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jseymour@colum.mindspring.com (John Seymour) wrote:
>
> It would be easier to explain the Theory of Relativity than to answer
> your question. 
> 
>  Remember: When in doubt answer with e5.
> 

I think there should do it like football.  The white player
goes first the black player can decide the board formation.
I don't care if the board is backward, it does take me several
moves to get use of it.  It does not change the game at all.

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From: Stephen Senter <ssenter@capecod.net>
Subject: Re: If you are a chess expert please read!
Date: 1996/07/13
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