Re: World Chp game 18

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From: ashby
Date: Fri, 01 Nov 1985 15:29

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Oh, you don't know your chess history very well, do you? 
This game is identical to one first played in 1746 between
two Timbuctooan monks, and since played numerous times.
The player to move (White, Black, what's the difference)
has a well-known 34 move combination at his disposal,
culminating in a decisive draw.  Rather than bore the
audience, all of whom have undoubtedly seen or even
played this before, the two K's decided to call it a
day and go down to the pub for a brew together.

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