Worst light square bishop ever?

It's so awful to play such of a defensive position, with such of a bad piece and then you realize that you don't know a thing about that opening and you had mess it up. All you got is fighting for a draw. I end up blundering that goddamn bishop, left it hanging because of the back rank mate, but luckily my opponent didn't see it. What you think?
http://en.lichess.org/2k96vBIy/black#43

The worst light squared bishop ever has to be this one:


This was a C960 game between Houdini and Rybka. As you can see the bishop stayed on a8 until the game was surprisingly adjudicated as a win for white.

"Bad bishops protect good pawns." — GM Mihai Suba

Jeez that was a kick in the ass of rybka by houdini. I totally agree that is most probably the worst light square bishop for black in the chess history. Anyone know other example? Cheers

#3 Yeah, better a bad light square bishop than none i guess. Cheers!

It is a bad dark square bishop, but Kasparov-Sting http://www.chessgames.com/perl/chessgame?gid=1257896
should be mentioned. (Though black is more famous as a musician than as a chess player.)