I was playing with this guy on another site and I beat him in the first 2 games, and then in the third game I blundered my knight on move 10. From then on he started bombarding my chat with “haha loser!, lossssseeeerrr!, You are trash!” etc.

I was gonna lose because I had like 20 seconds and he had a minute, so I let the clock running and he kept giving me extra time, so he can checkmate me and say more dumb crap on the chat. I told him “you can give me 6 hours if you want, I’m at school until 5 pm” and he for real gave me an hour and 20 minutes. I told him now you are screwed because you gotta be on the lookout for whenever I make my move. I made him wait and made moves like every 15-20 mins, and then he didn’t see that I moved so I won on time.

Ha! That’ll show him.

Is that a reference to something?

The Glass Menagerie Summary

The action of The Glass Menagerie takes place in the Wingfield family's apartment in St. Louis, 1937. The events of the play are framed by memory - Tom Wingfield is the play's narrator, and usually smokes and stands on the fire escape as he delivers his monologues. The narrator addresses us from the undated and eternal present, although at the play's first production (1944-5), Tom's constant indirect references to the violence of the Second World War would have been powerfully current.

The action of the play centers on Tom, his mother Amanda, and his sister Laura. In 1937 they live together in a small apartment in St. Louis. Their father abandoned them years earlier, and Tom is now the family's breadwinner. He works at the Continental Shoemakers warehouse during the day, but he disappears nightly "to the movies." Amanda is a loving mother, but her meddling and nagging are hard to live with for Tom, who is a grown man and who earns the wages that support the entire family. Laura is a frightened and terribly shy girl, with unbelievably weak nerves. She is also slightly lame in one leg, and she seldom leaves the apartment of her own volition. She busies herself caring for her "glass menagerie," a collection of delicate little glass animals.

Amanda dreams constantly of the long-ago days when she was a young Southern belle and the darling of her small town's social scene. She enrolled Laura in classes at Rubicam's Business College, hoping that a career in business would make Laura self-sufficient. She discovers that Laura stopped attending class a long time ago, because the speed tests on the typewriter terrified her. After the fiasco at Rubicam's Amanda gives up on a business career for Laura and puts all her hopes into finding a husband for her.

Nice

giving time?

What a nice feeling.

haha