"Taylor Kingston" wrote in message
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On Nov 14, 3:08 am, " wrote:
LAURIE REBUTS KINGSTON'S VERSION OF EVENTS

[Playwright Richard Laurie just authorized me to post this message.]

"When I refused to retract my letter to Chess Life, Taylor Kingston
told me, in effect, that I was even more evil than Larry Evans.

Oh, man, this is getting rich. Jeez, I was drinking coffe when I
read this, and I laughed so hard it darn near came out my nose!

Is Mr. Laurie dabbling in hallucinogenics now?

****ing hell Kingston!

what sort of cheapist verbalism can you do next? having abandoned the
dicatatorial comparisons usual to your posts, Stalim, Mussolini and Hitler,
as 'nearest' references to your mind, you now re-present the cheapest
possible net-**** as if Lauire is on drugs?

if anyone should seriously employ you again in chess, let me assure you that
they will read this very message! is that fair? you shouldn't mind, eh?
since you cannot take a hint from the entire chess pantheon that you are
profoundly wrong, and besides, continue despite having opportunity after
long rehersal before, to contine the damn subject - always at someone else's
cost

would you like me to publish your private thoughts? you deny me and laurie &
evans that you even had them - not deny! that is too definitive for you -
instead you equivocate

you pretend forever that you didn't oblige, as privileledge of writing to
you, this secrecy stuff about what you said?

and what you said was insensibly mixed with being miffed with refusal by
Evans' editor and content issues aboutwhat evans said

it is 9 years later, man! get over yourself! you had nothing to add to Keres
Botvinnik then, nor now - if you continue to contrast what you actually did
with these opionions, i release myself from your condition on our
correspondence, and will simply publish the kingston files for all to see -
i do not see what obligation now exists for me to respect such confidence
while you posture away here like some vaudeville queen, and to the damage of
other people you name

okay with you, brave mouth?


Phil Innes