JK> my move is kf5
 JK> i am catching on.  my knight is moving to f5(right in front of
 JK> yours) go ahead:)
Don't think so.  Just before your move I see the board as -
     a    b    c    d    e    f    g    h
-------------------------------------------
8 |  r    -    b    q    k    b    -    r
  |
7 |  p    p    p    p    -    p    p    p
  |
6 |  -    -    -    -    -    n    -    -
  |
5 |  n    -    -    p    -    -    -    -
  |
4 |  -    P    -    -    -    -    -    -
  |
3 |  -    -    N    -    -    -    -    -
  |
2 |  P    -    P    -    -    P    P    P
  |
1 |  R    -    B    Q    K    B    N    R
-------------------------------------------
     A    B    C    D    E    F    G    H
(The capitalized pieces are White; lower cases are Black.)
So if you want to place your a5N in front of mine, you should move it
to c4; your f6N cannot legitimately go to f5 either.  Assuming a c4
move, mine is Bxc4 - my white bishop capturing your N.  If you intended
something else - & IMO your N on f6 is trapped whatever it does - please
advise & I'll probably change my move.  Here are the moves:
        (W)        (B)
        Jim       Jason
       -----      -----
 1.     e4         Nc6
 2.     d4         Nf6
 3.    Nc3          e6
 4.     d5        exd5
 5.   exd5         Na5
 6.     b4         Nc4
 7.    Bxc4
You're up.
                               Jim
... Confucius say: Man who run behind car get exhausted.
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