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There is something to be said for not allowing yourself to be derailed when you know that perfection already has eluded you. -- Unknown author, clipped from newspaper and taped to my desk.
There will be mess-ups; that's part of the game. -- Jesse Kraai, ChessLecture 2/19/2010
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Don’t go there, Dana, oh, don’t go there.
Better reread “Heart of A Dog”.
I will read it — with pleasure! I have read “Master and Margarita,” but not any of Bulgakov’s earlier works.
Please do!
In my opinion this one is superior to M&M, against which I’ve always had some reservations.
Haha, that is actually a very interesting comparison between two powerful personalities.
And it doesn`t even include the one GOAT larger-than-life Kasparov!
Game changers have always been controversial, haven`t they? Pretty much.
But what would the world look like without some color in it? Damn too dull, I`d say.
I`ve never been to America (yet) but have always loved “the spirit” and sense of drama.