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Also it brings to mind the quote from a famous GM (I would have to look it up to find out which one said it):
"Its not the soundness of a move that matters as much as the force of the psychological effect".
That is a pretty amazing comment for a GM to make and also brings to mind a statement from Kasparov:
"I can't imagine a game without errors in it".
All that being said, we always need to strive for perfection in every move (which is why my rating is only 1500 and I have lost half my games  )
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I think black play very lively tactic with some nice surprise moves.
This is some kind of play I like and its always fun to see games like this. 
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and Fischer also said "a perfect game from both sides is a draw". Chess becomes boring then. 
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Well I wouldn't say boring because its a serious challenge to play perfectly. :)
(hahaha, but I feel your pain because those closed games where nothing is happening or when your opponent keeps defending perfectly are sooo frustrating  )
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mutually frustrating! 
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