Que te estas tomando una cerveza checa a estas horas?? Jesus! lol
Salud,tia.
OK, I'll settle for a beer!
Porque no? :)
Chessbee wrote: Sportsmanship is very important in any sport espicially chess.
Sportsmanship is very important in any sport espicially chess.
Why is sportsmanship even being discussed? Only gamesmanship (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gamesmanship) applies to chess.
troll :p
wormstar wrote: If you don't want to talk,just push the disable buton,where is the problem?in your head?or the others?who cares,it is only a game,so enjoy! if someone tries to take unfair advantage of me, why should I let him get away with it? he'll just do it to someone else. come to think of it, he would most likely be trying the same scam in every single one of his games already.
If you don't want to talk,just push the disable buton,where is the problem?in your head?or the others?who cares,it is only a game,so enjoy!
if someone tries to take unfair advantage of me, why should I let him get away with it? he'll just do it to someone else. come to think of it, he would most likely be trying the same scam in every single one of his games already.
Let the person try!Does it really get on your nerves!
Who cares?
thegab03 wrote: Who cares?
Your enquiry, thegab03, is somewhat vague. The following members
FVC123, lukeyboy_xx, artfizz, Evil_Homer, Stavisky, gumpty, doctordray, lanceuppercut_239, bart225, Mebeme, dmeng, kingchild, cheater_1, Lilith, littleman, Duffer1965, thegab03, NM ozzie_c_cobblepot, wormstar, Phil_from_Blayney, exiledcanuck, vijaykulkarni, Amnesiac, rich, Chessbee, Aristokatt, LisaV, Mysterix
on the basis that they have all contributed to this topic, could be said, in some sense, to care.
artfizz wrote: thegab03 wrote: Who cares? Your enquiry, thegab03, is somewhat vague. The following members FVC123, lukeyboy_xx, artfizz, Evil_Homer, Stavisky, gumpty, doctordray, lanceuppercut_239, bart225, Mebeme, dmeng, kingchild, cheater_1, Lilith, littleman, Duffer1965, thegab03, NM ozzie_c_cobblepot, wormstar, Phil_from_Blayney, exiledcanuck, vijaykulkarni, Amnesiac, rich, Chessbee, Aristokatt, LisaV, Mysterix on the basis that they have all contributed to this topic, could be said, in some sense, to care.
No offence my friend but that is your version of who cares,who the hell is gonna lose any sleep over it at all,!
Whats the difference between Gamesmanship and Sportsmanship?
one takes place in a game and the other in a sport?
But they all have the same meaning
And all anyone has to do is say hey i do not want to talk until after the game.
wouldnt they be talking during the game then?
player 1:: ''hi there! im not being funny or anything, but i just thought i would make a polite request for you not to talk to me during this game :-) if you want to talk, we could talk after the game and that would be fine :-)''
player 2:: ''you hypocrite!!!! you just talked during our game yourself!! and not only that!! you actual broke your own rule whilst telling me not to break it!! how ironic is that!!?? ''
LOL
kingchild wrote: gamesmanship is the practice of using legal though dubious methods in order to win games.
Whereas sportmanship is the practice of using legal though dubious methods in order to win sports?
or
Sportsmanship is conformance to the rules, spirit, and etiquette of sport. More grandly, it may be considered the ethos of sport. It is interesting that the motivation for sport is often an elusive element. Sportsmanship expresses an aspiration or ethos that the activity will be enjoyed for its own sake, with proper consideration for fairness, ethics, respect, and a sense of fellowship with one's competitors. Being a "good sport" involves being a "good winner" as well as being a "good loser". http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sportsmanship
I defined gamesmanship,and sportmanship means sportiness,2 different concepts.
Enough anyway,we all use wikipedia.
I dont
It's a way of talking,Frank! Anyway google,wikipedia and youtube are basically used by most of people on internet.
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