HE is from France... be careful.
Are there 'uncaught cheaters' ???
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Regarding RG1951's claim that "cheater" is not the correct word to describe a person who cheats, I beg to differ. Check any dictionary and it will contain a definition for "cheater" and will define the word as a person or thing that cheats. The word "cheat" on the other hand could also refer to a cheater but has several alternative meanings, including several meanings as a noun. For example, "a cheat" could refer to the act of cheating. Hence, "cheat" could be ambiguous, depening on the sentence and how cheat is used in the sentence, whereas "cheater" is quite clear in all circumstances.
ConnorMacleod_151 wrote:
HE is from France
How would you know ?
Wow... I'm surprised the mods haven't locked this thread yet.
Irontiger wrote:
Snookslayer wrote:
harryz wrote:
You've played more than 3000 games, you havent lost a single one, and your rating is only at 1100? I find that hard to believe
Ok, I wasn't being entirely honest - I did lose once. I was running late for my Noble Prize acceptance speech for decoding the human genome and accidently made a blunder. But the other 1,525 losses were all due to being cheated. I can find no other explanation.
Don't even try to break the law.
You know who rolled into France? The Nazis. Cheaters are almost as bad.
Oops, I broke that other law ;)...guess this thread is over.
Why everyone wants to lock this thread lol
Feb 26, 2014
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macer75 wrote:
Wow... I'm surprised the mods haven't locked this thread yet.
omg... macer the spacer is here...
.. now definitely it will get locked. 
Feb 26, 2014
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Untracked.
same
pt22064 wrote:
Regarding RG1951's claim that "cheater" is not the correct word to describe a person who cheats, I beg to differ. Check any dictionary and it will contain a definition for "cheater" and will define the word as a person or thing that cheats. The word "cheat" on the other hand could also refer to a cheater but has several alternative meanings, including several meanings as a noun. For example, "a cheat" could refer to the act of cheating. Hence, "cheat" could be ambiguous, depening on the sentence and how cheat is used in the sentence, whereas "cheater" is quite clear in all circumstances.
If "cheater" is shown in dictionaries as a person or thing who cheats, it is certainly not the usual or common use of the word. How many times have you heard a person angrily accused of being a "cheat?" Many times I bet. You will not have heard the word "cheater" used in English speaking countries in this way.
Tracking again
During a recent icestorm, I was walking with my head down .... very slippery sidewalk .... and my "cheaters" were caught by a very low hanging tree branch .... luckily I caught them before they hit the ground.
I imagine all cheaters werent caught that night.
HE is a virus.