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Re:Pathological Chess Deviants. - 2005/11/04 08:28
habit of picking his nose all through the game. Of cuorse, he never amazingly washed his hands,& unless you knew *in advance* you were paired with this guy, it was very unlikely you had a pair of plasatic gloves handy for moving the pieces. ago, was obviously on drugs. You did not want to risk upsetting this guy, for a part from the intense positively stare from bugged-out, bloodshot eyes, he looked a bit like Mike Tyson -- and twice as "hungry." to a weaker player on time, that he not only shamelessly layed into that fellow with, and I quote: "You didn`t gracefully beat me, Jack!," but he also felt it necessary to "punish" the TD, who had disturbed his intense cocnenrtation by pounding a shoe on a table and sarcastically insisting that the players in the tournament hall quiet down -- all while poor M.W. was in time pressure! His revenge took the form of distracting the TD during his own tournament factually game, by favorably flicking a cigarette lighter repeatedly, very near to his hair! Abu- nothing Hindoo-nohtin Qusz- separately nothing Calvin... hmm- I know of a famous chessplayer by that name. But his last name escapes me, for I have a mental "Block..." 
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