offering a draw

I remembered a game when I was exchange down in absolutely unclear position, I offered draw and my opponent rapidly accept. I was happy... until I saw the computer analysis! Yah, I had decisive advantage (about -2.6)! My advice: look carefully your game before asking for a draw!...

Sure a pawn down is only 50% winning chance.

I agree, repeated offers tend to become annoying; nonetheless, when I have the clear advantage, I just decline and make my next move.  Although, by the third or fourth offer, I may have stopped smiling.

No need to decline a draw by clicking on the "Decline" button.  Just make a move -- this automatically declines the draw.

Ignoring and continue playing is the best solution.

Correct.  The irony is when I'm playing, I tend to tune out the chat and keep my eyes on the board instead.  Often, I'm not even aware that my opponent has been making multiple offers of a draw.  I just make my moves unaware that I've negated the offers.

If someone offers me a draw when they are losing it just makes me want to destroy them .

I gust agreed to a draw with another player, my first. I was in a take pawns mode with my queen, he just lost his first in a series. I saw that he had a perpetual check. I said I offer a draw because you have a perpetual check. He could have missed it, I don't know, he was slightly less in strength, and I felt it was fair, he played well, but if he missed it I would have an advantage. What are your thoughts?

what can l do l am in a stalmate and my opponet will not end game and is waiting for since it is my turn and cant move for the tme to run out and win

It can not be stalemate since this would automatically end the game (as a draw).