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Szczur mieszkający we wsi Suwałkowo nielegalnie przedostał się na teren ośrodka wydawniczego „Utwory na stukomórkowej planszy Andrzeja Fomina”.

FOMIN wrote: Mon Nov 17, 2025 19:41

A rat living in the village of Suvalkovo illegally got through the theme '"compositions on a hundred-cell board by Andrew Fomin "

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FOMIN wrote: Sun Mar 29, 2026 00:57

kilka arcydzieł kreatywności utalentowanego szczura

several masterpieces of creativity of a talented rat
12-th Moscow championship, 1985 , judges : A. Fedoruk and A. Fomin
An alternative solution : 1.dc7 ed6 2.c:g7 3.ef2 x ***********************

Trade Union championship of the USSR , 1989 , 0 points
The scammer violated the championship rules regarding publication deadlines, and at the same time, the impudent fellow tearfully asked for a favor - to forgive the offense for him .
Moreover, the swindler had previously received a positive evaluation for his work in the Odessa competition of 1987/88, the judges of the competition did not notice insolubility of the swindler's position after the first move 1.ed4 c:a3 ! = *****************

9-th Moscow championship, 1982
An Alternative solution 1.cd6 x 9-th Moscow championship, 1982
Position has no solution : 1.ab6 gf6 2....hg5 ! 3....dc5 etc. - - + +
It's amazing how such a diletant and weakling could be invited to judge the " Studies at "100-cell board " category at the 2005 World Championships, where featured Jaap Bus as a participant ?
Even more surprising is the fact that the idiot received a response from FMJD Vice President Peter Hildering (Netherlands), condemning the cheater for disrupting the world championship. After this incident, some aficionados in the world among of checkers composers and players might wonder if the aforementioned Khlestakov from Nikolai Gogol's play "The Government Inspector" is not the important figure in the world of checkers ?

This story began in May 1984, when the acceptance of checkers compositions for participation in the second stage of the 5th USSR Championship ended.
One of the participants, two weeks late on the deadline for submitting their compositions for the championship (May 31, 1984), submitted his problems in genre of 100-cell draughts. His name was Vadim Nikolaevich Shemetov. This participant acted cunningly: to avoid the presence of a note on the envelope eith the date of dispatch of the package, he sent the work by valuable parcel