I Le Fonged my opponent

@sir_lose_a_lot You were right on this one in your study:

@A_0123456
Great!
I remember an incident: There was a correspondence game played between James Franklin Campbell and Alan Ehrlich in 1990. Campbell was playing with White pieces and Alan was playing the Black pieces. They played the modern defense chess opening. This was a long distance game and not a regular over the board game where both players sit at a chessboard and play at the same time. Both players were using the postal method to make and communicate their moves to their opponent. In order to make some time and money for the postage, black decided to make 2 moves at once. This is what White took advantage of and trapped his Bishop and Rook. After which black resigned in only 2 moves and White won the game.
The game: Postal(d4) Postal(g6, Bg7) [two moves at once] Postal: Bh6
In standard form: 1) d4 g6 2) Bh6 Bg7 Bxg7 (Black resigns)

@Akbar2thegreat Didn't ChessTalk make a video about that?

@A_0123456
Oh yes!
So you also watch Chess Talk! By the way, from which country do you belong and your good name?

@Akbar2thegreat I'm from Antarctica :) and I would prefer not to tell my actual name unless I've met someone face to face.

@A_0123456
Be serious bro!!

@Akbar2thegreat I'm just trying to say that I won't reveal my actual location and name.

(Actually nvm, I will reveal my country in DMs, but never my name)