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they probably want to become as strong as lyudmil without putting in the effort.
Feb 13, 2018
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pretzel2 wrote:
they probably want to become as strong as lyudmil without putting in the effort.
And this is why infomercials remain popular. "Send me $299.99 and i will send you the "secrets" of how to make millions in the stock market. I always wondered why no one was ever curious why someone had to charge $299.99 when they already know the "secrets' and are already rich.
Nevermind...Pet Rock...
Because they are so pathetic they believe an arbitrary number called a 'rating' has some absolute value in reality that somehow conveys an undefinable visible meaning that is somehow 'of use'.
Feb 13, 2018
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Ziggy_Zugzwang wrote:
Because they are so pathetic they believe an arbitrary number called a 'rating' has some absolute value in reality that somehow conveys an undefinable visible meaning that is somehow 'of use'.
And we get back to my "Pet Rock" theory. As long as some people feel something as worthles as a rock, aka online rating means something to them, then its not worthless.
Feb 13, 2018
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Fish eye tard lives only to try to piss people off. He's terrible at it though 😂
Feb 13, 2018
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ThePiousPatriot wrote:
Fish eye tard lives only to try to piss people off. He's terrible at it though 😂
Follow the site rules, and I wont have to go "full tard"
Feb 13, 2018
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Please take all discussions about cheating here: https://www.chess.com/club/cheating-forum
Why do people cheat? I mean, there's no reward or prize. So, why have a chess.com rating that's artificial? I suspect that, whatever your chess.com rating, add 150-200 points to that, and you'll have an actual otb rating! People cheating takes the fun out of playing on this site. Do people really get that angry over losing a game? Can't wait to see the fun responses here.