In world first, Russian chess player poisons rival’s board with mercury
In world first, Russian chess player poisons rival’s board with mercury
At least it wasn't novichok.
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What an imbecile. Mercury is a planet. It is too large to be hidden anywhere on a chess board
297 11 ReplyWrong. Mercury is a god. He's much too powerful to do the biddings of a puny mortal.
128 2 ReplyYou're both wrong, it's a car. I'm pretty crazy about one though.
81 1 ReplyYou all were close but, still wrong. Marie Curie was a scientist.
73 2 ReplyYou're also wrong. He's a singer known as Freddie. And I don't know what kind of necromancy was used to get him on a chess board.
39 0 Replywhat kind of necromancy
This whole thread is a clue about that.
The necromancers used myrrh & curry.
21 0 ReplyYour wrong about that
She used mer-curry which she got from mer-people
It's a mer-people specialty
4 0 ReplyIs mer-curry really worth all the murmaider?
(Prob yes)1 0 Reply
And that scientists name? Albert Einstein.
25 1 ReplyMarc Anthony is a singer/songwriter, pfffff.
5 0 Reply
I hear it’s in Gatorade
26 1 ReplyGators are too big to fit in the bottles, can’t be that
16 0 Replynot in microwave?
3 0 ReplyThis comment is an underrated gem.
Bravo sir.
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Furthermore, you can't poison a chess board. It's only poisonous if it kills you when you eat it. That chess board is venomous.
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