The Core

Originally posted by HandyAndy
So much for relaxed conversation.

Wrong again, Sir Andy. This time the broken record gets it wrong on several levels: #1. Quite relaxing to simply flex your physical and/or

intellectual muscles and to blow off steam with a little friendly and legitimate competition. #2. Anyone who knows one notch above diddly

squat knows that an unrelaxed, uptight and emotionally controlled opponent is always unable to think clearly enough to execute even the

rudimentary technical skills presumably learned. #3. Competitiveness represents a natural outlet of expression for normal human beings.

Originally posted by Grampy Bobby
[b]Wrong again, Sir Andy. This time the broken record gets it wrong on several levels: #1. Quite relaxing to simply flex your physical and/or

intellectual muscles and to blow off steam with a little friendly and legitimate competition. #2. Anyone who knows one notch above diddly

squat knows that an unrelaxed, uptight and emotiona ...[text shortened]... d. #3. Competitiveness represents a natural outlet of expression for normal human beings.[/b]

Thanks for the critique.

Actually, I find it reassuring when you pronounce me wrong. That means I'm right.
Call a doctor if I ever agree with you on any important matter or say anything in
support of your counterfeit psychology.

Originally posted by hopscotch
With great power comes great responsibility...

Pontius Pilate said that I think??

skeets

Originally posted by HandyAndy
Thanks for the critique.

Actually, I find it reassuring when you pronounce me wrong. That means I'm right.
Call a doctor if I ever agree with you on any important matter or say anything in
support of your counterfeit psychology.

Once upon a time you were the respected adult in the room...