Did you have your shoes on?
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ChessDweeb wrote:
Did you have your shoes on?
lol I didn't actually step in a dog turd, I was just making a point. 
lol
atomichicken wrote:
ChessDweeb wrote:
Did you have your shoes on?
lol I didn't actually step in a dog turd, I was just making a point.
What point was that Atomic? The one on the top of your head?
OneWay wrote:
Suggo wrote:
OneWay wrote:
Suggo wrote:
OneWay wrote:
For my part, he's:
2. To be Remembered, for his openness and ...
This is the bit I don't agree with. Why should he be remembered for his openess? Why hold him up as some sort of shining example of maturity and as a couple of posters put it 'guts'.
I think it is a shame, and wrong, that people who do things wrong and then apologise/make good/etc/etc are then given more accolades than those here that don't do anything wrong to start with!
Fellow chessmate Suggo, I used the word "remembered" within its strictest context. It isn't a form of an accolade or the like, coz we all abhor cheating.
Thus, for this unhappy incident, I'll simply remember 1-his apology for cheating, 2-his openness on his cheating , and 3-his pledge not to come back anymore to this site.
Now, how about a game of chess? Just kidding... (",)
Why would you want to remember his openness?
I wouldn't term it as "I want to",
but simply "I remember in that unhappy incident that he apologized, eventually opened up, and pledged not to make a comeback in this site."
So there, just a statement of facts.
You said you remembered his "openness" which did not exist.
OneWay wrote:
Suggo wrote:
OneWay wrote:
Suggo wrote:
OneWay wrote:
For my part, he's:
2. To be Remembered, for his openness and ...
This is the bit I don't agree with. Why should he be remembered for his openess? Why hold him up as some sort of shining example of maturity and as a couple of posters put it 'guts'.
I think it is a shame, and wrong, that people who do things wrong and then apologise/make good/etc/etc are then given more accolades than those here that don't do anything wrong to start with!
Fellow chessmate Suggo, I used the word "remembered" within its strictest context. It isn't a form of an accolade or the like, coz we all abhor cheating.
Thus, for this unhappy incident, I'll simply remember 1-his apology for cheating, 2-his openness on his cheating , and 3-his pledge not to come back anymore to this site.
Now, how about a game of chess? Just kidding... (",)
Why would you want to remember his openness?
I wouldn't term it as "I want to",
but simply "I remember in that unhappy incident that he apologized, eventually opened up, and pledged not to make a comeback in this site."
So there, just a statement of facts.
Ok, it was just that you had writtern it as "To be remembered" and you also included the past contribution in the same statement. This indicated to me that you wanted to remember these things as positives from this.
Aug 11, 2009
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#208
Got it. Thanks for the clarification. Because I've actually stepped in Polar Bear dung and it was nasty.
Anyways, I think that it's good that the cheating fellow had a concious. If it makes him feel better to confess his sin good for him. I'd feel better if he was strung up by his nads for awhile. I despise dishonorable people. We are what we do in life. Most people never change either.
I dont understand what stringing him up by his nads is going to accomplish besides your self satisfaction? He admitted to cheating...he left....he apologized....and that isnt enough?
Aug 11, 2009
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#210
By cheating he was also a thief. He stole time from people's lives by posing to be something he wasn't. I think that every game he ever played should be expunged from the system, that would be enough. People that cheat at chess would probably rob their own grandmother of her social security check.
You are definitely correct, it wouldn't accomplish much but my own satisfaction. And probably others that he beat with the help of modern technology.
ChessDweeb wrote:
By cheating he was also a thief. He stole time from people's lives by posing to be something he wasn't. I think that every game he ever played should be expunged from the system, that would be enough. People that cheat at chess would probably rob their own grandmother of her social security check.
You are definitely correct, it wouldn't accomplish much but my own satisfaction. And probably others that he beat with the help of modern technology.
People like to make outragous claims to justify their positions don't they!
Aug 11, 2009
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#212
Suggo wrote:
ChessDweeb wrote:
By cheating he was also a thief. He stole time from people's lives by posing to be something he wasn't. I think that every game he ever played should be expunged from the system, that would be enough. People that cheat at chess would probably rob their own grandmother of her social security check.
You are definitely correct, it wouldn't accomplish much but my own satisfaction. And probably others that he beat with the help of modern technology.
People like to make outragous claims to justify their positions don't they!
So, let's move on and play chess?
God some people take everything seriously.
Aug 11, 2009
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#214
You are all too funny. Believe it or not, I really don't care if the guy cheated. But since he was caught, I do think it would be fair that all of his wins should be deleted from the system and his opponents ratings adjusted accordingly.
And he should give his grandmother her check back.
No wonder prisoners have such good FIDE ratings.
Aug 11, 2009
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#216
Kupov wrote:
God some people take everything seriously.
Kupov, I heard your place Banff is a beautiful place. Is it true?
Aug 11, 2009
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#217
Trant.......How did you know I am in prison????? Do I know you? Are you on another computer in the prison library messing with me? It's not funny man. You know when I get stressed the voices start telling me to do strange things. Did you hear that? It's my cell mate telling me it's almost lights out.
i cant believe anton cheated,he was a great bloke and a decent bloke and decent player without a engine :( i sad to here that he did this and shocked,
ChessDweeb wrote:
You are all too funny. Believe it or not, I really don't care if the guy cheated. But since he was caught, I do think it would be fair that all of his wins should be deleted from the system and his opponents ratings adjusted accordingly.
And he should give his grandmother her check back.
Lol, did he really steal his grandmothers cheque so he could buy a life membership on chess.com...... man that is low
For my part, he's:
2. To be Remembered, for his openness and ...
This is the bit I don't agree with. Why should he be remembered for his openess? Why hold him up as some sort of shining example of maturity and as a couple of posters put it 'guts'.
I think it is a shame, and wrong, that people who do things wrong and then apologise/make good/etc/etc are then given more accolades than those here that don't do anything wrong to start with!
Fellow chessmate Suggo, I used the word "remembered" within its strictest context. It isn't a form of an accolade or the like, coz we all abhor cheating.
Thus, for this unhappy incident, I'll simply remember 1-his apology for cheating, 2-his openness on his cheating , and 3-his pledge not to come back anymore to this site.
Now, how about a game of chess? Just kidding... (",)
Why would you want to remember his openness?
I wouldn't term it as "I want to",
but simply "I remember in that unhappy incident that he apologized, eventually opened up, and pledged not to make a comeback in this site."
So there, just a statement of facts.
I don't get what your point is. I remember stepping in a dog turd last week..