I play real chess over the board and in two seperate tournaments I had an opponent with terrible bad breath.
Not only was their breath bad but they always "sighed" or took big breaths and blew it my way.
I tried to dodge left...then right. No relief.
I lost both games and I blame the breath situation. I didn't have the balls to say anything because I am way to nice to everyone.
Do opponents do things like this on purpose?
One thing I did on purpose was get up and sit down constantly and I could tell my opponent was distracted and mad.
I won 🙂
Originally posted by Attacking The KingMan or mouse? How pitiful.
I play real chess over the board and in two seperate tournaments I had an opponent with terrible bad breath.
Not only was their breath bad but they always "sighed" or took big breaths and blew it my way.
I tried to dodge left...then right. No relief.
I lost both games and I blame the breath situation. I didn't have the balls to say anythi ...[text shortened]... t up and sit down constantly and I could tell my opponent was distracted and mad.
I won 🙂
Originally posted by Attacking The KingNext time use the same technique and make it a chess + bad breath contest.
I play real chess over the board and in two seperate tournaments I had an opponent with terrible bad breath.
Not only was their breath bad but they always "sighed" or took big breaths and blew it my way.
I tried to dodge left...then right. No relief.
I lost both games and I blame the breath situation. I didn't have the balls to say anythi ...[text shortened]... t up and sit down constantly and I could tell my opponent was distracted and mad.
I won 🙂
Originally posted by Attacking The KingRule 4.5.1a
I play real chess over the board and in two seperate tournaments I had an opponent with terrible bad breath.
Not only was their breath bad but they always "sighed" or took big breaths and blew it my way.
I tried to dodge left...then right. No relief.
I lost both games and I blame the breath situation. I didn't have the balls to say anythi ...[text shortened]... t up and sit down constantly and I could tell my opponent was distracted and mad.
I won 🙂
Do not blame opponents bad breath for you own chess inadequacies.