Did I win this chess game dishonestly?

The position was drawn. My opponent offered a draw but I refused, because I was hoping something like this would happen:

1. You should have accepted a draw.

2. You should have played better.

fair win i would not have drawn with queen vs. pawn....not sure i would have patience to wait it out though, 104 moves...whew!

I was the first person to offer a draw, but my opponent refused.

yes when he was won...

I like how you immediately follow up the sacrifice with 1) getting rid of your most active piece 2) forcing black to centralize his knight and 3) the move that brings it all together Rab1

It wasn't a dishonest win, you both played by the rules.

Oh my goodness you won a theoretically drawn position. The horror. Shame on you.

Did you consider 34. ...RxR  ?

I played as Black.

"Did you consider 34. ...RxR  ?"

Yes.

 Any thoughts on the move?

Yes. It leads to a very ominous center for white.

34. Ke2 Rxf1
35. Kxf1 cxd4
36. exd4

I think you need to rewrite those moves.

By the way, Tony, we are still shy of 3 people. Care to honor us with your participation?

http://www.chess.com/tournament/just-one-more-nonsense-tournament

No idea why anyone's honesty would be in question, but I did see a few mistakes. 

I think that this game should have been a completely drawn endgame, but you got really lucky.

You're a bad person.

You won the game, but you lost your dignity... and a friend

You won the game, but you lost your soul.

Only 5938 moves left before God comes down and punishes you for your chess sins

heinzie, join the tournament:

http://www.chess.com/tournament/just-one-more-nonsense-tournament

No sorry I'm the non-playing type of troll