wanmokewan wrote:
Oh look, he made his notes private.
he did not, he only blocked you I guess
Unfounded Accusations
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Jul 11, 2015
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#44
inkleboily wrote:
The USA is often accused of being a civilised country
This is of course a perfect example of a totally unfounded accusation
The USA has never been accused of being a civilized country by you. Your hatred of the USA is only exceeded by your inability to articulate anything like a coherent argument. >:[
Jul 11, 2015
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#45
Poryg wrote:
wanmokewan wrote:
Oh look, he made his notes private.
he did not, he only blocked you I guess
Nah, he had them private then switched it back. If I were blocked, my note on his page wouldn't be there.
ahahahahahahahahahaha Nothing like starting your own thread heh? @ ikleboily; a little S.L.O.W on the draw are we? Lets all open our textbooks to page 214 and continue with UNFOUNDED ACCUSATIONS. Now, there's a rumor here about me that I'm some kind of drummer or musician
I can ashure you that these are baseless, inuendos, false allegations, and UNFOUNDED ACCUSATIONS
I don't understand the point of taking jabs at America on this thread. Just because I was born here does not mean that I agree with American foreign policy, and I am powerless to change anything as I cannot even vote as I am a minor. Being American does not mean you advocate any of the country's commonplace policies or beliefs. In fact, being American just means you are a citizen. It's all geography and paperwork. Maybe I'm making a big deal out of this when it's not, but I do think people assume a little too much about American citizens based on what they see from outside our borders.
The best advice, when accused of cheating, is to give the accuser the link to report you.
(not my advice. From a titled player here)
notmtwain wrote:
from a staff member's blog: In Chess and Life, Be Nice! Calamondin | Jun 24, 2015 at 9:27 AM | Posted in: Calamondin’s Blog | 955 reads | 16 comments
Dear friends,
When I looked at a game of chess and felt upset that my opponent took a stoic pawn, that’s when I realized how big a metaphor chess is to life.
Recently I’ve come to a crossroads in my life. I’m seeing deeper depths than I thought was possible. In my work life, that means really seeing people. Thinking about how they would like to be treated or spoken to, and adjusting my trajectory to meet them. I think there is a way to do this where both sides win.
When I was growing up, I avoided competition because when I was competitive, it awakened a hunger to win that was not very nice toward others. I didn’t always care about others when I would compete. I think this is why my sister has never played chess with me again. I'm sorry, Sarah. I love you!
I am finally learning to play nicely. To play without being mean or oppressive to others. To play for the fun of it!
This is really all about words. The words we choose and the intention behind them.
If you have read this far, this is a request from me to you.
Try being nice. Start right here on Chess.com. Be nice to others, and spread the word. If they are abusive, take a screenshot and let us know. Don't retaliate, don't let their mediocrity bring you down.
If you enjoy some competitive banter, and there's nothing wrong with that, try doing so without being vulgar or using profanity.
Let's really work together to make Chess.com a friendly place. Please join me in being nice!
My best,
Amelia/Calamondin
What!?! You should try to destroy all of your opponents!! Emotionally! Mentally! and over the board! kill kill kill make sure they have noooo self esteem instead of low self esteem! Remember, always insult their intelligence after you win and make excuses if you lose; but if you're losing every game to somebody, you have to keep playing them and take your degradation with your mouth shut. Anybody you insult, you have to give them rematches until they have had enough.
Jul 12, 2015
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#50
Something familiar,
Something peculiar,
Something for everyone:
A comedy tonight
YOLO-SWAGGER-3 wrote:
WTF IS THIS? my account got deleted again. this site is totally retarded....
If you were posting a lot in the forums maybe the spambot got you.
Jul 12, 2015
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#53
inkleboily wrote:
dannyp215 wrote:
Inkleboily, poking fun at America is old hat
Sorry danny but I'm not in awe of the US. Lived there for a few years and got to know their mentallity. Strange people, they have both an inferiority and superiority complex at the same time. They are the most powerful nation on earth but as soon as someone criticises or cracks a joke about them they circle the wagons and start screaming "remember the Alamo". Like I said, strange people.
If Americans are strange, what does that make those from Cape Verde? Mentally Retarded people walking around like chickens with their heads chopped off? Yeah, that sounds about right!
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Jul 12, 2015
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#56
"....Your hatred of the USA is only exceeded by your inability to articulate anything like a coherent argument. >: "
Anyone looking for a valid,well-reasoned arguement in the chess forums,is going to be severely dissapointed;their incidence varies from very-rare to non-exsistant.
over a game, jeez, you can play 100 games a day; why let one chump bother you. When I'm accused of cheating, I'm like, "Damn, I must be getting good."
And poof! He has lost the ability to communicate. All of his nasty comments are gone. (except for the ones quoted by others in threads.)
Thank you staff!
LOL!
Yes I use the chess.com computer analysis then I send the game to my opponent
notmtwain wrote:
Irjene wrote:
You Know when I get accused of using an engine I thank them for complementing my play and proceed to send an analysis of the game to show where I and my opponent went wrong. That tends the quiet them
Do you use an engine to help with the analysis?