Christmas 'Chess' presents

[Matt Mackenzie]

He *lives* in Scotland and has done for much of his 70-odd years. However, he is actually English.

[Geoff Chandler]

Born in London Joey. Mum moved to Scotland when I was 9.
Then back to London, back to Scotland, back to London, back to Scotland...
I was the subject of custody battle. ( Neither of my parents wanted me. )

[Kevin Thurlow]

"Born in London Joey. Mum moved to Scotland when I was 9.
Then back to London, back to Scotland, back to London, back to Scotland...
I was the subject of custody battle. ( Neither of my parents wanted me. )"

I guessed you weren't from Morningside!

[John Townsend]

I was happy to receive a copy of Winning by Nigel Short. The games are drawn from a selection of tournaments and are attractively annotated by someone who has played a match for the world's championship. Its visual presentation is a strong point, with frequent diagrams, and it is a handsome hardback in pictorial covers and a pleasing book just to hold and appreciate. I would recommend it.

[John Upham]

When I first saw this I assumed it was an early April 1st article from CB but sadly it was not.

Hopefully nobody was stupid enough to waste their money on such nonsense.

I was amused by

Each NFT is authorized by the player himself.

presumably via Mystic Meg.

I'm pleased to see Bitcoin, NFTs and the like going down the toilet.

[Richard Thursby]

When I first saw this I assumed it was an early April 1st article from CB but sadly it was not.

Hopefully nobody was stupid enough to waste their money on such nonsense.

I was amused by

Each NFT is authorized by the player himself.

presumably via Mystic Meg.

I'm pleased to see Bitcoin, NFTs and the like going down the toilet.

I think this belongs in this thread.

[Geoff Chandler]

It looks that way Richard. Wrong thread. I've done that a few times though this one has humorous turn.

"I was happy to receive a copy of Winning by Nigel Short." (followed by)

"Hopefully nobody was stupid enough to waste their money on such nonsense."

[Matt Mackenzie]

Well, its not impossible that some lucky person got one of these "chess related" NFTs as an Xmas gift?