Re: Ascii Chess III
From Andreas Freise <ad...@mpq.mpg.de>
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· 16 Jan 1998 00:00 · View full thread
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GAME No.4 Timothy N Riordan wrote: (pawn e4 I guess) > > > ________________________________________ > > > | ["] %%%%% %\^/% \+/ %(/)% %["]%| > > > 8 )o( %%%%% %)o(% )o( %)o(% %)o(%| _O_ (/) > > > |_____%%%%%_____%%%%%_____%%%%%_____%%%%%| (_) )_( > > > |%%%%% %_O_% %_O_% _O_ %_O_% _O_ | > > > 7%%%%% %(o)% %(o)% (o) %(o)% (o) | > > > |%%%%%_____%%%%%_____%%%%%_____%%%%%_____| > > > | _O_ %%%%% _O_ %%%%% %/`)% %%%%%| > > > 6 (o) %%%%% (o) %%%%% %)o(% %%%%%| > > > |_____%%%%%_____%%%%%_____%%%%%_____%%%%%| > > > |%%%%% %%%%% %%%%% %(\)% | > > > 5%%%%% %%%%% %%%%% %)_(% | > > > |%%%%%_____%%%%%_____%%%%%_____%%%%%_____| > > > | %%%%% %_O_% _O_ %%%%% (\) %%%%%| > > > 4 %%%%% %) (% ) ( %%%%% )o( %%%%%| > > > |_____%%%%%_____%%%%%_____%%%%%_____%%%%%| > > > |%%%%% %/`)% %%%%% %%%%% | > > > 3%%%%% %)_(% %%%%% %%%%% | > > > |%%%%%_____%%%%%_____%%%%%_____%%%%%_____| > > > | _O_ %_O_% _O_ %%%%% %%%%% _O_ %_O_%| > > > 2 ) ( %) (% ) ( %%%%% %%%%% ) ( %) (%| > > > |_____%%%%%_____%%%%%_____%%%%%_____%%%%%| > > > |%["]% %%%%% \^/ %\+/% %/`)% ["] | > > > 1%)_(% %%%%% )_( %)_(% %)_(% )_( | /`) _O_ > > > |%%a%%__b__%%c%%__d__%%e%%__f__%%g%%__h__| )o( ) ( > > > > > > Black to move Haha! After llizard's dead queen, I can post mine two! Bishop to D1 /\ Bishop here, Bishop there ... ( )+ + Is there nobody else to do ()} | the job? /\\.a | \/| ( | | |\ | | / \| | b b | a:f (still after David Riley) ________________________________________ | ["] %%%%% %\^/% \+/ %(/)% %["]%| 8 )o( %%%%% %)o(% )o( %)o(% %)o(%| _O_ (/) \^/ |_____%%%%%_____%%%%%_____%%%%%_____%%%%%| (_) )_( )_( |%%%%% %_O_% %_O_% _O_ %_O_% _O_ | 7%%%%% %(o)% %(o)% (o) %(o)% (o) | |%%%%%_____%%%%%_____%%%%%_____%%%%%_____| | _O_ %%%%% _O_ %%%%% %/`)% %%%%%| 6 (o) %%%%% (o) %%%%% %)o(% %%%%%| |_____%%%%%_____%%%%%_____%%%%%_____%%%%%| |%%%%% %%%%% %%%%% %(\)% | 5%%%%% %%%%% %%%%% %)_(% | |%%%%%_____%%%%%_____%%%%%_____%%%%%_____| | %%%%% %_O_% _O_ %%%%% %%%%%| 4 %%%%% %) (% ) ( %%%%% %%%%%| |_____%%%%%_____%%%%%_____%%%%%_____%%%%%| |%%%%% %/`)% %%%%% %%%%% | 3%%%%% %)_(% %%%%% %%%%% | |%%%%%_____%%%%%_____%%%%%_____%%%%%_____| | _O_ %_O_% _O_ %%%%% %%%%% _O_ %_O_%| 2 ) ( %) (% ) ( %%%%% %%%%% ) ( %) (%| |_____%%%%%_____%%%%%_____%%%%%_____%%%%%| |%["]% %%%%% (\) %\+/% %/`)% ["] | 1%)_(% %%%%% )o( %)_(% %)_(% )_( | /`) _O_ |%%a%%__b__%%c%%__d__%%e%%__f__%%g%%__h__| )o( ) ( white to move ; `x ,AArglll... __.\ _Q ` . -'`-' |`^\ / (_,_ .-'.-'7 (_.-- (_( | ' ./ ^=) a:f | (Seen the bishop and dropped dead instantly.) :) Andreas , I did say Gardez, didn't I! + (+) ` | (") c|-- ^\ |\ :`\ ASCII Art Dictionary : | | :|_\ - http://www.stud.uni-hannover.de/~freise | | | | d b a:f Alt.Ascii-Art FAQ : - http://www.stud.uni-hannover.de/~freise/ascii/faq.html
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X-Google-Language: ENGLISH,ASCII-7-bit X-Google-Thread: f996b,9ddca2e940a6bf91 X-Google-Attributes: gidf996b,public From: Andreas Freise <ad...@mpq.mpg.de> Subject: Re: Ascii Chess III Date: 1998/01/16 Message-ID: <34B...@mpq.mpg.de>#1/1 X-Deja-AN: 316651561 Content-Transfer-Encoding: 7bit References: <34B...@mpq.mpg.de> <Pin...@callisto.acsu.buffalo.edu> Content-Type: text/plain; charset=us-ascii Organization: Rechenzentrum der Max-Planck-Gesellschaft in Garching Mime-Version: 1.0 Newsgroups: alt.ascii-art
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