Closing my account because of how many BAD SPORTSMEN there are on this site!!"
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A-Primitive-Idiot
Apr 6, 2022
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#201
Also wtf do you mean by finish my sentences? We’re online you know what I mean if you’ve actually talked to people before. I’ll also have you know that I finished the thought in my next post.
Apr 6, 2022
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#202
Bruh I just realized he was right! He closed his account because of the many bad sportsmen on this website…. including him…
The chess.com support page says it is fine to not resign a losing game.
https://support.chess.com/article/676-is-it-rude-to-resign-or-should-i-play-to-checkmate
Well I think we all can agree that it's actually good that the op has closed their account. RIP to them although they won't be missed.
Mikewrite wrote:
The chess.com support page says it is fine to not resign a losing game.
https://support.chess.com/article/676-is-it-rude-to-resign-or-should-i-play-to-checkmate
i think that page was written solely for chocolate mafia, it explains only and precisely everything we need to know about him and his game he's talking abt lol
Apr 7, 2022
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#206
I've just had a friend requested from someone calling themselves: IveGotAHorribleChoclaetyMessInMyBigBoyPants.
Should I just ignore them?
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A-Primitive-Idiot wrote:
Optimist what do you mean? ‘Sucks’ is very commonly used to simply mean bad or horrible.
‘It’s feels horrible to accidentally lose because of a missclick.’
Is that better?
‘It’s feels horrible to accidentally lose because of a missclick.’
Is that better?
And why that particular word, I wonder. Why not "it blows" or "it flips" or any one of a number of similar verbs? Wonder what expression it's derived from and why a polite person would never, ever say it.
I know what “that sucks” or “you suck” is derived from, but it’s so normalized and has virtually taken on a new meaning in modern days that I think it’s socially acceptable to say nowadays.
Optimissed wrote:
A-Primitive-Idiot wrote:
Optimist what do you mean? ‘Sucks’ is very commonly used to simply mean bad or horrible.
‘It’s feels horrible to accidentally lose because of a missclick.’
Is that better?
‘It’s feels horrible to accidentally lose because of a missclick.’
Is that better?
And why that particular word, I wonder. Why not "it blows" or "it flips" or any one of a number of similar verbs? Wonder what expression it's derived from and why a polite person would never, ever say it.
oh god...i just realized im soo impolite, i use it a ton
"it blows" or "it flips": both relates to like short circuiting...so if that's the issue you wanna describe, i guess both are acceptable?
flip i searched it up and now i need unsee juice
man called a mod a numbskull
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