This is the wrong way to view it -- if someone tries the scholar's mate on you, sure, be insulted, but don't expect to win, at worst it's simply a loss of tempo when they have to move their queen somewhere else, it's far from a game loosing blunder. If you expect to win you're setting yourself up psychologically.
I wouldn't be so much insulted as I'd have no respect for them as a "player." If a player rated higher than me opened with it, I'd just see it as a novelty opening like 1.b4 -- I wouldn't expect to win, but I'd expect an advantage out of the opening.
Dear chap, please do try to spell 'lose' and 'losing' correctly. You're loosely using loosing where it doesn't belong ;)
lol this is nothing 
without spell check I'd be surprised if anyone could suffer though reading an entire post. Although spell check, through repetition, has probably taught me more spelling than I learned all through school so I might not be as bad as that... still, if it's not spelled phonetically there're good chances I can't spell it.
That said I'll try to remember lose is not winning while "loose pieces fall off." 
Why "do try" Marv? Why not just "try". Seems a bit superfluous to me.
And you gave me hell for "laugh aloud."