Taking Skulls

Does anyone ever click skulls and then feel bad about it afterwards?

Originally posted by Very Rusty
Does anyone ever click skulls and then feel bad about it afterwards?

Originally posted by Very Rusty
Does anyone ever click skulls and then feel bad about it afterwards?

Originally posted by Grampy Bobby
Clicked a few, Rusty, according to the expanded stats back in my

eager beaverhood getting back into chess in '07 but none since.

Originally posted by Very Rusty
In most clans I believe it is expected that you click on skulls.

You do have 19 other people to think about, that depend on you. It is not all about the individual.

It can mean the difference between winning a challenge or losing it.

Originally posted by Grampy Bobby
The few enjoyable (3/7 and 3/14) clan games I've played have been both

conversational and cooperative. Lion's share of the moves within a day.

I never feel bad about clicking skulls. In fact I do a little happy dance here at my desk.

Originally posted by hopscotch
Why do you have only one game in progress at the moment? Are you losing interest in chess?

Originally posted by Very Rusty
Does anyone ever click skulls and then feel bad about it afterwards?

Originally posted by Very Rusty
Does anyone ever click skulls and then feel bad about it afterwards?

Skulls are there to be clicked aren't they? All this fake moralising and posturing about fair play makes me want to puke. You all just want to click-click-clicketty-click-click you know you do.

I got called a southern equatorial nut ducker, and that I wasn't fooling him with my username...cos he reckoned it was Arabic for Chessmaster. 😕

Originally posted by Elamef37
I got called a southern equatorial nut ducker, and that I wasn't fooling him with my username...cos he reckoned it was Arabic for Chessmaster. 😕

Originally posted by divegeester
That is a bit funny - you have to admit😵

why click a skull if it isn't a clan game or in a tournament that you have a chance in progressing in?