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Doctor Chess has just entered his secret garage. Professor Chess
(no relation), with white hair and beard, the epitome of car
mechanics,
is cleaning his hands with industrial cleaner.
Doctor Chess:
Professor, besides being one of the greatest chess
adventurers, you are definitely the greatest car man whoever lived.
Professor Chess:
Doctor Chess, you’ve got good taste.
Doctor Chess:
Well, what did you do to which one?
Professor Chess:
Doctor Chess:
Check these out.
Professor Chess:
Eight-Track tapes still in their wrappers?!
Doctor Chess:
Picked ‘em up in London. Paul got ‘em for me.
Professor Chess:
Doc, you’re the only guy on the planet who won’t
play anything in the Cammie this side of ’67.
Doctor Chess:
It’s a ’67 Camaro isn’t it?
Professor Chess:
You are a purist. Anyway, I'm glad you solved that Eight Track problem.
Doctor Chess:
Speaking of problems…
Professor Chess:
Don’t worry, it’s all taken care of. The next clown that tries
to follow you will be in for quite a surprise. Here catch!
Doctor Chess:
These will shred through truck tires!
Professor Chess:
And through the headlights at 200 miles per hour will be NFL footballs.
Doctor Chess:
Did you adjust the “Don’t touch that button!” button?
Professor Chess:
Here it is.
Doctor Chess:
Perfect. By the way I need a doubles partner for
a single "sudden death" chess game in Tibet.
Professor Chess:
Same as before? One million?
Doctor Chess:
Each.
Professor Chess:
I’m in.
Doctor Chess:
Get the helicopter ready. We leave in twenty-two hours.
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Doctor Chess:
Here are the Super Chess blueprints, Professor. They include the NFL-ization of chess, Super Castling, and the new identifications on a three level board. As usual, you have the liberty to innovate. If I don't make it to the new millennium, you know what to do. And put your name on it. I don't want it traced back to me. Cool?
Professor Chess:
Ok, Kid.
2000 A.D.
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