I usually say "oops"
Things some chess players say when they blunder
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Mar 13, 2013
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#123
Sydfhd wrote:
This is what i say when i get checkmated: "This was a king sacrifice"
Or, I wanted to transpose into the King's Gambit!
Mar 13, 2013
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#124
In 2008 I was playing blitz on the ICC when the 5.2 Lincolnshire earthquake struck and I blundered into a mate in two. Not sure if my opponent believed my excuse: "Oops. Earthquake. Got a bit distracted." 
Mar 13, 2013
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#125
Blougram wrote:
In 2008 I was playing blitz on the ICC when the 5.2 Lincolnshire earthquake struck and I blundered into a mate in two. Not sure if my opponent believed my excuse: "Oops. Earthquake. Got a bit distracted."
Likely excuse!!
Earthquake, ha!
I have an allergic reaction to winning.
linuxblue1 wrote:
Awwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwww
Rats.
lol
that touch-piece, move-piece rule is a pain, i stirred my tea with the king and my Queen was hanging.
My blindfold play is under par.
i have no arms and legs and have to move the cursor with my tongue and hit enter with my nose. takeback ?
I knew a scottish house wife once who was a bit like that,used mind control to get her husband to operate the washing machine.
the best response when you blunder is RESIGN
what if you were 2 rooks up and only blundered a rook ?
Never! just because you blunder,doesn't necessarily mean you lose. what if your opponant blunders later?
Stevie65 wrote:
I knew a scottish house wife once who was a bit like that, used mind control to get her husband to operate the washing machine.
lol
Blougram wrote:
In 2008 I was playing blitz on the ICC when the 5.2 Lincolnshire earthquake struck and I blundered into a mate in two. Not sure if my opponent believed my excuse: "Oops. Earthquake. Got a bit distracted."
I had the opportunity to accurately type "there is a tornado" and disconnect.
Stevie65 wrote:
Never! just because you blunder,doesn't necessarily mean you lose. what if your opponant blunders later?
That happens 80% of the time when I blunder. The person lets his guard down and thinks he won
Argonaut13 wrote:
Stevie65 wrote:
Never! just because you blunder,doesn't necessarily mean you lose. what if your opponant blunders later?
That happens 80% of the time when I blunder. The person lets his guard down and thinks he won
its funny when i blunder i sometimes think wow i get an interesting posiiton and think like hey maybe the blunder was even a but ingenious still losing but a good idea, then i look at the evaluation and see -2 lol
You play too passively. (This actually happenned. I wasn't willing to sacrifice material in order to break through a foretress, so my opponent saced a rook and said that.)
I'm inventing a gambit!