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Originally posted by ivangriceVery little, there was a friendly hello at the beginning, and then at the end I offered a draw and explained why I was giving it -I was going to force one anyway; maybe she got angry because she lost rating points or she thought she was winning.
I can't believe this came apropos of nothing. What charming exchanges preceded it?
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Originally posted by Bad wolfI believe the term is 'bunny boiler'.
Very little, there was a friendly hello at the beginning, and then at the end I offered a draw and explained why I was giving it -I was going to force one anyway; maybe she got angry because she lost rating points or she thought she was winning.
Originally posted by Bad wolfWhy didnt she call you "anal orifice"? More mannered.
Game 1450226
After the end of this game I was told the following:
"YOU ARE AN ASSHOLE. WE WILL NEVER PLAY AGAIN."
That doesn't don't like good sportsmanship...does it?
Originally posted by Bad wolfNow wait....I know Mary Ann, and she would NEVER say that. I believe she was once a nun.
Very little, there was a friendly hello at the beginning, and then at the end I offered a draw and explained why I was giving it -I was going to force one anyway; maybe she got angry because she lost rating points or she thought she was winning.
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Originally posted by Bad wolfIts not good sportsmanship at all. Once, a couple years back,I was playing an opponent who out of the blue started coming up with novelties like move, sh!thead, and hurry up, c😲cksucker. I took a little of this, but after it got old I complained to management. Their solution was to declare the game a draw, I actually lost rating points in the process and I had done nothing to fire this character up!
Game 1450226
After the end of this game I was told the following:
"YOU ARE AN ASSHOLE. WE WILL NEVER PLAY AGAIN."
That doesn't don't like good sportsmanship...does it?
Originally posted by Bobla45That is an absolutely piss-poor example of tournament direction. They should have insisted that your opponent adhere to the OFFICIAL rules of the USCF, which state that the only time a player should speak to his opponenet is to resign or offer a draw, and if he couldn't do that then he should forfeit the game. I hope you at lest gave a piece of your mind to that director!
Its not good sportsmanship at all. Once, a couple years back,I was playing an opponent who out of the blue started coming up with novelties like move, sh!thead, and hurry up, c😲cksucker. I took a little of this, but after it got old I complained to management. Their solution was to declare the game a draw, I actually lost rating points in the process and I had done nothing to fire this character up!