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fuoaded wrote:
i prefer this
Great video, White and Nerdy. Thanks @Fuoaded.
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Jul 16, 2012
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#25
There is a form you can fill and send for reporting abuse. However, as a first step you should - as mentioned - disable chat, add the abusive person to your block list, etc.
chavvy stuff...
I hate haters.
Bless your enemy and hot coals will rain down upon his head
I agree with Easy_Win....Im the same.....I come here to have fun and learn....I block if I need to block...that simple
Yes, haters hate it when they can't get a rise out of someone. Best to let them stew in their own misery:)
Looks like I've been banned from Monster s stalemate thread lol. Gotta love how bullies react when they pick a fight and lose.
That entire 500-post thread was predicated on the OP's belief that stalemate occurs because the cornered player is allowed to skip or pass a move. The reality, of course, is the cornered player is neither skipping nor passing a move because he has no move and the game is over.
Oh well, I'm sure that topic's good for another 500 posts. Given that the OP's original argument's been busted, it will probably consist of trollish name calling - the last refuge of the vanquished and a soothing balm for a bruised ego.
Jul 17, 2012
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#32
I think that the OP and a few of the other people posting in this thread have just had some bad luck with a few of the Chess players that they have met on the internet. I've had some nice chats on-line and it has been very very seldom that I've had to disable the chat feature.
I always disable it 
.Even with it disabled jerks keep stalling.
This thread is 5 years old. Good videos in any case.
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Chamillionaire wrote a song about hate and chess?
No, but the vernacular has (apparently) become so popular among today's youth, that these terms have found their way even into stodgy business forms.
While the old timers call for an expansion of descriptive vocabulary beyond "lolz", "epic", and "fail" the new generation insists that this is the lingua franca of an online world.