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Weird Conversations


  • 3 years ago · Quote · #1

    _Doctor_

    What's the weirdest conversation you've had whilst playing a game on this site.

    I once had a game against, somebody who's details indicated they were a young girl. After a couple of moves, they started talking about boyfriends and how they were 'free'.

    The way the conversation went, I'm certain they weren't the person the details indicated they were.

    Anybody had a simular experience?

  • 3 years ago · Quote · #2

    egonj

    this was more arrogant and stupid than weird:

    i played against a person who was continuously saying me to resign, to give up, since the first move i did. he run out of time because of the chatting..

  • 3 years ago · Quote · #3

    -MICKEY-

    Yes, I did...exactly like that.

    I'll leave you a message, Doctor asking you the same person did this to each of us (I don't want to make the person look bad in a forum)

  • 3 years ago · Quote · #4

    _Doctor_

    mwilkin9 wrote:

    Yes, I did...exactly like that.

    I'll leave you a message, Doctor asking you the same person did this to each of us (I don't want to make the person look bad in a forum)


    Got your message, it wasn't that person unless they created a new account.

    It was a few months ago when I played them.

  • 3 years ago · Quote · #5

    2Tunne

    no didnt hav ny wierd conversations with other members

  • 3 years ago · Quote · #6

    TrainingForNM

    I've had an opponent who laughed at about half the moves I've made, even when I was still in opening theroy.  Never played him again.

    I play quite a lot against junior players as well, which always makes for weird conversations.

  • 3 years ago · Quote · #7

    egonj

    Another kind of weird conversation: when there is NO conversation, t.i. they don't even answer your hello, but they want a rematch if they lose..

  • 3 years ago · Quote · #8

    Viau_A

    many of my conversations end up weird...its fun.

  • 3 years ago · Quote · #9

    normajeanyates

    My games here, opps say hello (or nothing at all), ditto for me, then the game proceeds in silence.

    I prefer it this way, and somehow the opps I get prefer it this way.

  • 3 years ago · Quote · #10

    oinquarki

    Viau_A wrote:

    many of my conversations end up weird...its fun.


    For me to be able to say such a thing I would have to change "many" to "never."

  • 3 years ago · Quote · #11

    joseph12

    once i said hello the guy turn off chat, then as he started losing he sent me an email asking for a draw because "my eyes have fallen sick". since he had over 24hrs left to move i almost declined it, but i accepted because i had no proof that he was lying. does that count as weird?

  • 3 years ago · Quote · #12

    UrWorstKnightMare

    Well, I don't initiate conversation here because I don't want to disturb my opponent but I welcome it if they initiate it. I can't say I've ever had a weird one as you've described before.

  • 3 years ago · Quote · #13

    BorgQueen

    joseph12 wrote:once i said hello the guy turn off chat, then as he started losing he sent me an email asking for a draw because "my eyes have fallen sick". since he had over 24hrs left to move i almost declined it, but i accepted because i had no proof that he was lying. does that count as weird?

    I think you got duped... unless of course the game warranted a draw.  His sick eyes are not your problem and anyone who was in such a situation would know that they are probably going to lose a few games.  I think it is rude of him to ask tbh.... again, unless the game warranted a draw.  That, after the rudeness of switching off the chat box for no reason, I would have been very reluctant to accept a draw.

    I have a few games where I say hello, and then maybe some various comments about the progress of the game, including comments like "you are a very good player" and "you've tied me up in knots here", and yeah, I eat silence.  Sometimes I wonder about the social graces of chessplayers.... or lack thereof.

  • 3 years ago · Quote · #14

    HotFlow

    Ice breakers are hard to come by. 

  • 3 years ago · Quote · #15

    BaronDerKilt

    My wierdest has to be another supposed young girl who sports an 1800+ Live Chess rating and curses everytime I score even a draw on her, like unto a drunk sailor from the wrong side of the tracks who just got a Dear John letter that ends with "ps, I wrecked your 63 Split Window Coupe Vette, while dating your best friend, and gave the wire knock-offs to Salvation Army".  But if that is what a half-point provokes, I better make sure i don't win and have her go Lizzy Borden on us, eh?!  :)

    Now she just curses without me saying anything. But actually I thought the first game conversation was not so bad. Something like this:

    (Me) Hi ! (her): Idiot, don't you know my name? Is my name HELLO? (me): If You don't know, how would I ?  (her): many Curses follow . . .

    A friend of mine tells me that 90% of Chess playing females online are really Not. Then again, he told me my wife was really a 6'4" balding bearded gay truck driver, after we met on a Chess site ... ( well something like that anyway, and she wasn't! :) Should I believe the rest then? I think he might be right about that one above tho ...  }8-D

    a PS to Joseph ... I can relate to That. OFTEN I look at one of my positions and it REALLY makes "My eyes sick"! Not to mention my stomach. But then when it finally reaches from the Eyes to my Stomach being sick, I usually Resign. (This is one surefire way to know when to Resign, btw :)

  • 3 years ago · Quote · #16

    john_castillo

    since im new, I never had one.

  • 3 years ago · Quote · #17

    DaveBunn

    For courtesy's sake saying "Hello" or "Hi..." would be just fine. But there's nothing wrong to talk about the weather or about yourself. If your oponent keeps quite, after that brief greeting, the best thing to do is to shut up.

  • 3 years ago · Quote · #18

    RedSoxpawn

    That is a good choice of words Baron. I have had one with a girl I had played against that started out as a helllo from each side and then went downhill from there. I am not going to give any examples because I swore to her, and to myself more, that I would never talk about it again.

  • 3 years ago · Quote · #19

    More_Ignorance

    DaveBunn wrote:

    For courtesy's sake saying "Hello" or "Hi..." would be just fine. But there's nothing wrong to talk about the weather or about yourself. If your oponent keeps quite, after that brief greeting, the best thing to do is to shut up.


    Quite right. I like to chat here, and I KNow I talk too much(here and everywhere else:). But if the other player is really quiet and not replying much I generally keep quiet myself, like in any conversation with someone I don't know well.

    This is a site where I can enjoy playing and learning chess with people from all different backgrounds from all over the world! I think I'd be mad not to talk to them. I even try to make an effort at politeness and use altavista's Babelfish to talk in my opponents' native tongue sometimes. Not sure how well that goes, but it's fun :) Perhaps that's where "my eyes have gotten sick" came from. And I also love to offer a draw when I'm obviously going to be beaten, the worse the beating I'm getting the funnier it is :)

    As for polite silence, that's over the board stuff, not when you have 24hours or more to make a move. If you can't concentrate enough in 24 hours becasue someone typed a few lines to you, I think you have bigger problems than chess ettiquette.

    I haven't had any really 'weird' conversations though. This thread has inspired me, I promise in one of my next few games to start a conversation with "I find your planet very interesting. Have you lived here long?". First player I get from a non-english speaking country.

  • 3 years ago · Quote · #20

    Omicron

    This is really not a conversation, since I didn't get to say a word before the guy wrote a billion stuff. I got all this messages at once the first time I got to click on a new greeting game, and frankly I found it quite funny.

     

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