Is it bad form to force a draw through repeated moves...

In both positions, it is = because of a forced draw. Even though white/black is winning by a ton, a forced draw can still be initiated.

I mean Qe7+ in the second one.

And I frogot to add a pawn.

        No.

And the list of things you can do in a chess game that are considered disrespectful keeps getting longer and longer...

Mr. Chess, the point raised is a very valid one.

Making a legal move is never bad form.

In my humble opinion, it is never bad form.

I sometimes choose to draw by repition out of laziness/tiredness or because I am not enjoying the game. This may be mutually agreeable or considered bad form.

I just got a rep draw after only 1 repetition. I offered a draw since I could see no way to win, but the server gave the draw, not my opponent. Isn't the rule 3 times in the same position?

@astronomer999: Look again. The board situation after 55. Kf2, 57. Rc2 and 59. Rc2 are identical. It's the board situation that's repeated, not necessarily the moves.

Neither repeated moves (repeated positions) nor stalemate traps

are bad forms of drawing a game.

It is never bad form to play the best move available to you.

Приветики'''я''руссский''я''бью''всех''наповал''мой''король''зделан'''из''стали'

Google translates that as this: 

Of privetiki ''' I " russskiy " I " beat " all " outright " my " king " of zdelan ''' from " steel

Can anyone give an accurate translation? Google is just spitting out gibberish.

A draw is always better than a loss.

It's exactly the same as with stalemate - it's up to the stronger attacker to make sure that his opponent doesn't have a chance to use it to escape further damage or mate. If he can't do that, he's the one that's failed - not his opponent!

I entered it in google translate as well

Приветики я русский я бью всех наповал мой король  зделан  из стали'

google translate says:

Hello I'm Russian I beat all on the spot to create one of my king became '

still doesn't make 100% sense.

Hi, I am a Russian (or Russian) and I (can) beat everyone outright (or on the spot). My King is made of steel.