Aiming for a Win on Time

exigentsky

Only Chess

05 Jan 06 06:12

Gambitzoid

Joined: 15 Oct 04
Moves: 1995

09 Jan 06 08:30

Originally posted by exigentsky
Don't you see that it is no longer "management" if I have NO CHOICE but to do something else during a chess game.

You are wrong. Shut up. No more attention for you.

exigentsky

Joined: 19 Nov 05
Moves: 3112

09 Jan 06 08:46

That's easy to claim without support. Is that how you attempt to end all your arguments?

The Slow Pawn

HIT THE LIGHTS

Joined: 15 Nov 03
Moves: 57135

13 Jan 06 18:19

Originally posted by Chakan
I would pay for those pics...

pay for an old man like rotter being send to hospital after the laughable attempt to kick someone's butt ... yeah, I'd like to see these myself !!!

tonytiger41

Joined: 09 Aug 01
Moves: 54191

13 Jan 06 19:07

Originally posted by exigentsky
I just played a Yahoo! Chess match about 15 min ago and while I mated my opponent, he tried his best to win... on time. My parents had me help out for about 5-7 min. I explained the situation to my opponent and excused myself from the game.

When I came back, I had just a bit more than 5 min on the clock. I asked for a draw and a rematch, despite knowi ...[text shortened]... to win on time in losing positions.

But what do you guys think about this kind of behavior?

obsessing on a random chess game on the internet, making a lengthy post ... too much action on a insignificant event.