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#1
11-18-04, 03:04 PM
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Heh
I am an enigma wrapped in a contradiction. heh. I will NEVER start a verbal sparing match with anyone. If I start any conversation it is a nice one "Is that Weston, MA! Kewl, I live there too!". "Vegas, wow! What casino's do you like to play at?".
If someone however starts mouthing off then I enjoy the verbal sparring match. "She Started it", "No I didn't". I guess I stopped maturing around 5th grade! heh. |
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#2
11-18-04, 03:15 PM
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I agree. Sometimes I find myself in the mood to be more of an asshole than I usually am - sometimes not.
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#3
11-18-04, 04:38 PM
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I tend to ignore the chatbox at almost all costs, no reson to give anyone the chance to put you on tilt, at least in person you can punch the person in the nose. I have seen it come to this and have nearly been part of it, very nearly.
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#4
11-18-04, 07:59 PM
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Chat has an -EV
I find participating in chat to have no real value. I might read it to get additional clues if anyone is on tilt, but other than the obligatory TY to NH, I don't see much point in it. I have nothing to gain, and risk getting pissed off.
Exceptions can be made if I know another player at the table and want to get some good-natured ribbing in. |
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11-18-04, 10:27 PM
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I almost totally ignore the chat window. I will watch it just to try to some info, but if anyone is chatting that bugs me, I might even turn off chat window, and look at stats window for a while. I have even seem people get pissed because I wont respond at all, and think I am a bot, and it hurts their play. Amazing!
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