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One time I played chess after consuming an entire 5 hour energy drink

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Performance enhancing drug? Did I have an unfair advantage in that chess game? I won and it was supper fast

Then I took a NAP

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You love your caffeine...all good.
 
Those drinks thicken your blood and stuff. Not good for you dude.
 
Those drinks thicken your blood and stuff. Not good for you dude.

That's good cause if he tried to cut me during the game my blood wouldn't bleed out so fast
 


Fuck you Magneto, you can move the horseys first if you wanted too!!
 
I had a writer in school for exams because my hand writing was so bad and I'd sit there drinking energy drinks and talking a mile a minute.
 
Bobby Fischer on speed

Sounds dangerous
 
That shit really hits the spot sometimes. I rarely drink it though. Sugar holocaust.
 
The best performance enhancer is probably just exercise. There is a story about Bobby Fisher playing some guy and the position was likely one that would just result in a draw. His opponent offered a draw based on the position but Bobby turned it down and played it out and one. Later, Bobby was asked why he decided to play out this draw-ish position when he had lost to this player the last time they played. Bobby's response was that he could tell that the guy had put some weight and likely had a sedentary lifestyle and would likely get tired and make a mistake, which is what happened. Bobby was a pretty big believer exercise helping chess early on.
 
The best performance enhancer is probably just exercise. There is a story about Bobby Fisher playing some guy and the position was likely one that would just result in a draw. His opponent offered a draw based on the position but Bobby turned it down and played it out and one. Later, Bobby was asked why he decided to play out this draw-ish position when he had lost to this player the last time they played. Bobby's response was that he could tell that the guy had put some weight and likely had a sedentary lifestyle and would likely get tired and make a mistake, which is what happened. Bobby was a pretty big believer exercise helping chess early on.

That's a very interesting thought, thank you for that

Bobby's opponent should have had a sugar beverage to compensate
 
If weed can be considered performance enhancing then caffeine definitely should . RIP Nick Diaz
 
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