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Why not just publish it Tom?Can't a picture be enough in and of itself.
That's what I'd like to think... but I don't feel confident!
Is that Andrew Stone playing Margaret Thatcher?
Comment of the month competition: winner!LOL!
It actually looks like Marlon Brando in his Apocalypse Now role.The horror, the horror...
Reveal your identity anonymous? Antony?Andrew
Antony! Really! I don't think Mrs S will be too happy at having been mistaken for Mrs T.
Do I detect psychological tactics from Antony - ahead of his forthoming clash with Andrew, in the Watford Chess Club Championships?
Vladimir Nabokov, author of The Defense (a.k.a. The Luzhin Defense) and composer of chess problems, playing his wife in a game.
Ah, Michael, it tells you that if you click on Tom's link.
No kid psychology from me, honestly! But I still lost to Andrew on time after an epic encounter :-)Antony
Why not just publish it Tom?
ReplyDeleteCan't a picture be enough in and of itself.
That's what I'd like to think... but I don't feel confident!
ReplyDeleteIs that Andrew Stone playing Margaret Thatcher?
ReplyDeleteComment of the month competition: winner!
ReplyDeleteLOL!
It actually looks like Marlon Brando in his Apocalypse Now role.
ReplyDeleteThe horror, the horror...
Reveal your identity anonymous? Antony?
ReplyDeleteAndrew
Antony! Really! I don't think Mrs S will be too happy at having been mistaken for Mrs T.
ReplyDeleteDo I detect psychological tactics from Antony - ahead of his forthoming clash with Andrew, in the Watford Chess Club Championships?
ReplyDeleteVladimir Nabokov, author of The Defense (a.k.a. The Luzhin Defense) and composer of chess problems, playing his wife in a game.
ReplyDeleteAh, Michael, it tells you that if you click on Tom's link.
ReplyDeleteNo kid psychology from me, honestly!
ReplyDeleteBut I still lost to Andrew on time after an epic encounter :-)
Antony