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Originally posted by Dragon Fire
My views on time outs changed when I spent 12 days in Las Vegas (getting married) ...
"Darling, please, come to bed, I'm waiting for you. I'ts our wedding night, you know?"
"Oh, honey, I have only 47 games to attend to, can't you wait...?"

(Half an hour later)

"Darling, I'm starting to have a head ache..."
"Oh, honey, still 24 games to go. In a minute."

(Eleven days later)

"Please, darling, I'm still a virgin!"
"Yes honey, but I have a difficult postion here..."

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Originally posted by FabianFnas
I skull my opponents as quick I can.
They know it, it says so in my profile.
Skulls must be made to disappear as often as they appear. I see no reason to mention a tendency to play by the rules in my profile.

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Originally posted by Wulebgr
Skulls must be made to disappear as often as they appear. I see no reason to mention a tendency to play by the rules in my profile.
Some consider it bad sportmansship to identify time limits as a rule of chess. For them I wrote my interpretation in my profile.

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Jebus once said: "If thou seeist a skull, click on it, that's like the 11th commandment and stuff"

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Originally posted by FabianFnas
"Darling, please, come to bed, I'm waiting for you. I'ts our wedding night, you know?"
"Oh, honey, I have only 47 games to attend to, can't you wait...?"

(Half an hour later)

"Darling, I'm starting to have a head ache..."
"Oh, honey, still 24 games to go. In a minute."

(Eleven days later)

"Please, darling, I'm still a virgin!"
"Yes honey, but I have a difficult postion here..."
You must get your priorities right, mustn't you?

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GNOMERCY

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People who don't move in alloted time deserve no consideration. Skull all who have no regard for the time of others. Also.......I agree; rhp should automatically skull a person the moment that second hand moves off the twelve.😲

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Originally posted by Dragon Fire
My views on time outs changed when I spent 12 days in Las Vegas (getting married) then 2 weeks later 14 days on board a cruise ship in the Carribbean and managed not to be timed out in any game.

If I can manage in such circumstances anyone can!

For valid reasons I will give you a break but most of the time people are moving elsewhere but not in your game.
Thats impressive. I was in Vegas for four days for a Microsoft conference and I had so many timebanks running that I thought it prudent to use my vacation (none actually expired so the vacation didn't actually help...).

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Originally posted by FabianFnas
"Darling, please, come to bed, I'm waiting for you. I'ts our wedding night, you know?"
"Oh, honey, I have only 47 games to attend to, can't you wait...?"

(Half an hour later)

"Darling, I'm starting to have a head ache..."
"Oh, honey, still 24 games to go. In a minute."

(Eleven days later)

"Please, darling, I'm still a virgin!"
"Yes honey, but I have a difficult postion here..."
😉

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Originally posted by FabianFnas
[(Eleven days later)

"Please, darling, I'm still a virgin!"
"Yes honey, but I have a difficult postion here..."[/b]
, I'm trying to mate with a Queen."

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With holiday flags preventing a timeout then it is now time for automatic skulling at expiration of holiday flag and in the absence of a flag

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Originally posted by Mctayto
With holiday flags preventing a timeout then it is now time for automatic skulling at expiration of holiday flag and in the absence of a flag
Whilst auto skulling is a good idea, I have to say it would take the pleasure out of skulling.

There is nothing better than skulling an opponent several hundred points higher. Its even better when you have decided to resign three or four losing games knowing the extra points you get from the skulling will put your rating straight back to where it was, so no loss in rating points for the losses taken.

😉

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Originally posted by FabianFnas
Some consider it bad sportmansship to identify time limits as a rule of chess. For them I wrote my interpretation in my profile.
Some consider en passant an optional rule, too. Why cater to the ignorant?

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Just out of curiosity, seeing as there is currently no auto skulling at the moment, how long would general etiquette suggest you wait after sending a reminder message before skulling? Is it different in a 1 day match with no timebank and a 7 day match with 14 day timebank?

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Originally posted by ManicSpider
Just out of curiosity, seeing as there is currently no auto skulling at the moment, how long would general etiquette suggest you wait after sending a reminder message before skulling? Is it different in a 1 day match with no timebank and a 7 day match with 14 day timebank?
a reminder message is a perversion of etiquette. i don't send them.

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