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1. e4
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alrighty, So, this is Me after being kicked out of Southern Chess trying to build up my rating again.
Dude probably doesn't know that I'm actually stronger than my rating shows. |

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1... g6
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I intended to get out one of the fancy schmancy modern openings out, so I began to ready the flanchetto. |

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2. Qf3
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The 4-move opening again? pah! |

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2... Bg7 3. Bc4
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I wonder how many people actually fall for that... |

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3... e6
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That stops that. |

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4. d3 c6
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intent to move ##. ... d5 eventually, forcing his bishop into a useless corner. |

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5. Nh3
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This move always confuses me. Aren't knights supposed to be used near the middle, where they have the most manuverability? |

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5... d5 6. exd5
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And so it begins... |

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6... cxd5
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*clomp!* |

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7. Bb5+ Bd7 8. Bxd7+
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If you can't tell, I forced that out of him...
I contemplated 7. ... Nc6 8. ... a6 but I'm satisfied with the overall result. |

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8... Nxd7 9. O-O Ne7 10. Bg5
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I was SO waiting for that. With that, I can score 6 points at least! *in an unenthusiastic cheer* yaaaaay. |

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10... Bxb2 11. Nf4
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Y'know... wouldn't most people have moved the OTHER knight out of the way? for, like, avenging the rook? |

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11... Qa5
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I did that to:
Free up my knight from the psuedo-pin he was in.
Add a defender to the d5 pawn
Prepare to jack up his bishop (by moving up my pawn) |

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12. Nxe6
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This baffels me... Why would he give up a knight for a pawn if it doesn't really get him an advantage |

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12... fxe6
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Meh, *recapture* |

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13. Na3
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'bout time he moved the knight! Sheesh! |

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13... Bxa1 14. Rxa1 Qxa3
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... and that puts me 8 up! |

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15. Re1
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This worried me slightly, but then I saw an opening that would blow him to shreds if he took that pawn... |

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15... Rc8
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this made that situation unstable for white. moving the rook away from the back row would cause it pain. MUCH pain. |

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16. Qe3
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lining up for an e-file push? |

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