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| From | Message | Posted by triangulator
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2/05/2003
08:00:40
Play online chess |  Subject: chessmaster valet
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there is a A class player here in OK that desgined this system that allows you to make a move and not hit your clock or write your move down, it does it for you, has anyone heard of anything like this?
| Posted by gidgiddoni
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2/05/2003
10:11:49
Play online chess | The Chessmaster Valet
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also wears high heels and a short skirt to distract your male opponent! :-)
| Posted by bullmoose
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2/05/2003
10:25:18
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Does he not clean out the inside of your car whilst it's your turn?
}: )
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Posted by triangulator
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2/05/2003
10:54:30
Play online chess | funny
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no it is a machine
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