WOW !!! Are you a psychologist ? You're good. No, not drunk, no party. Just up early having a cup of coffee. And you ? Waffle House ?
I know it's Christmas, but please ....!!!
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I wish I was returning home drunk lol :)
Oh and by the way, I know I jumped in the middle of a topic. WOW, I needed someone to show me that one. I did laugh but it was in cyberspace. But I don't feel like I admonished anyone, just pointing out the obvious. Which is probably why we're continuing with this "friendly" banter. And my lacking humor is your opinion although I was not trying to be funny. At least not until I ordered my breakfast. BTW, how's that coming along ?
Heh, well you come off as combative as a rowdy drunk... or maybe that's just me wishing I was somewhere else and not sitting at home really tired.
How's my breakfast comming? My sleep is bonkers from end of the semester. I woke up at 7pm and ate "breakfast" 8 hours ago 
Although actually, my sleep times are irregular anyway. I tend to shift forward about an hour every few days because I'm too stubborn to go to bed. I've woken up fully rested after 8 hours of sleep and also gone to bed dead tired at I believe every one of the different 24 hours heh.
Rumour has it there is going to be a cage fight, no gloves and fully unplugged, between these 2 gentlemen in the USA. Bets are being taken as we speak. Wafflemaster is at 2:1
Have a great Christmas and enjoy your holidays.........
DelCheMethod wrote:
One of my earliest games here came down to mate +2 and the guy offered a draw. I declined and he immediately offered again. I declined again and he sent a message saying, "enjoy ur wait". He had over 5 minutes left on his clock, so I made my move and waited. He let his clock run down.
Wow, what a rudeness!
It's possible to play more games simultaneously on live chess, so you could just make a premove to mate and run another game. :)
Dec 15, 2012
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NobbyCapeTown wrote:
If you are losing a game, plus your queen gets taken, do not offer a draw. I am winning - Why should I accept a draw ? Is this regarded as good manners by some people ?
Sure it is - by people who are mentally handicapped. On the other hand, I offered a draw twice in a row (in a position I couldn't win but might not lose) because I forgot about the first offer and my opponent indignantly requested I stop offering draws, so it must bug the shirt out of some people, which is probably one reason why assholes and losers offer draws in dead lost positions.
9xave wrote:
LOL... You guys have no sense of humor. You really take yourselves and chess too seriously to be amateurs...
Please define "You guys..." :P
I had this situation before and I just laughed.....I think is funny although my opponent thinks is not....If I am in a good mood I MIGHT accept the draw.....if Im cranky....FORGET IT! hahahahahahaha
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splitleaf wrote:
Doggy_Style wrote:
I type into the chat window: "Please explain your drawing chances". Not once have I received any analysis, though a few have resigned immediately.
Merry Christmas!
I always thought those were lumps of coal..
Had to google this, was too curious about what the hell this may be...
I'd like the All-Star special, eggs over-easy, bacon, and hashbrowns scattered, covered, and chunked.hash brown potatoes: "scattered" (spread on the grill), "smothered" (with onions), "covered" (with cheese), "chunked" (with diced ham), "diced" (with diced tomatoes), "peppered" (with jalapeño peppers), "capped" (with mushrooms), "topped" (with chili) and "all the way" (with all available toppings).
Wish we would have this available in Cape Town..
I'll be stopping by (The Waffle House) for breakfast. I'd like the All-Star special, eggs over-easy, bacon, and hashbrowns scattered, covered, and chunked. And a tall glass of orange juice...
So you've just returned home drunk from an office holiday party? heh.