I don't even remember the last time I offered a draw. Most my draws are repetition, I think the only couple times I've offered it is in like a KRKR endgame where there's almost no chance of blundering anything. I usually resign when I am dead lost but if he has a forced mate I let them play it because why not?
Why do people offer to draw instead of resigning?
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Jan 9, 2024
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#63
EarendilStarBearer wrote:
Corporal, I don't mind just accusations, and by just I mean right opinions. However, you are making a part to whole fallacy. if you don't know what it is, look it up. it seems to me that you are making the right accusation but also are extremely bias against kids which is clouding your judgement.
I am not bias against kids, you clearly don't understand humour, if you don't know what that is, look it up.
Corporal_Jones wrote:
EarendilStarBearer wrote:
Corporal, I don't mind just accusations, and by just I mean right opinions. However, you are making a part to whole fallacy. if you don't know what it is, look it up. it seems to me that you are making the right accusation but also are extremely bias against kids which is clouding your judgement.
I am not bias against kids, you clearly don't understand humour, if you don't know what that is, look it up.
lol, sorry, it's hard to understand tone over messaging right? I didn't attempt to be rude.
Jan 9, 2024
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#65
hermanjohnell wrote:
The worst thing about kids is that some of them become bitter old men.
or deluded old men, who live in la la land.
The worst thing about kids is that some of them become bitter old men.