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| Posted by acne uskidscompute.com 9/05/2002 18:51:07 |  Subject: bad behaviorMessage: please have a look at: board #313041" target="_blank">gameknot.com/chess.pl?board #313041 |
| Posted by nottop uskidscompute.com 9/05/2002 19:20:00 | Yes Message: Bad behavior. Appreciate seeing the information - can chalk up someone as a player I'm not going to play. But don't let this detract from the tremendous pleasure of the game. If you do, he will succeed in his purpose. Just get on with your other games - and when he comes back from vacation he will resign or be mated. Chess has too much happiness for it to be ruined by something like this. |
| Posted by bafverfeldt1981 uskidscompute.com 9/05/2002 19:27:50 | chyugokujin Message: It's sad but even chess has it's black sheep... I hope you take it with a kick... Nice game though. //Oscar PS you could write to Mike... |
| Posted by cairo uskidscompute.com 9/06/2002 00:13:36 | Listen Message: very carefully to what nottop wisely said and don't let this disturb your pleasure for the game. Thanks for the information, I have now put your opponent on my NO PLAY LIST :-)) Best wishes Cairo |
| Posted by nmdo uskidscompute.com 9/06/2002 15:10:01 | Message: Looks like someone needs anger management classes. |
| Posted by death_by_pawns uskidscompute.com 9/06/2002 16:01:38 | Message: I agree! |
| Posted by macheide uskidscompute.com 9/10/2002 09:29:14 | acne Message: Dear friend, Everyday borns a bad looser. Just win the game and ignore him. Ok? Best regards, macheide. |
| Posted by sjoroos uskidscompute.com 9/10/2002 13:39:45 | !! Message: Well, let's see who just got into the ignore list ! Hmm...hmmm....ahhh ! jive ,so it was ;-) |
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