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Posted by
nic2185
15 Aug 2008 9:44pm
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have been reading all the post forum about rudeness some people use that word very lightly asking somebody politely like can you play faster please has nothing rude about because some people like me love to play so I was ask if they take more than 45 seconds to play if they can play faster if not they tell me and linda you can be rude too dont you can tell things that can really hurt people you cant ask everybody to have the same opinion on everything i love to chat too and do if the other person want to chat well ty for listening to me and if I offended somebody by asking them to play faster I am so sorry and will try not to ask that again ty Nicole
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Posted by
ddsmom
(VIP) 17 Aug 2008 7:45am
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I agree. I love to play fast and it is annoying when some take a full minute to play. I just try to remember that person and do not ask them to play again. The same with people who cannot say "HI" when u ask them to play.
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Posted by
Heatherrose
(VIP) 8 Sep 2008 7:03am
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After seeing the posts about at least saying Hi- I try to make sure I at least say Hi to everyone I play. Don't know if I want to wish them good luck as I like to have the luck and win lol.
I find most people to be very polite, but have come across the odd person who thinks he is better than every one else and then is abusive when you win and he loses - This I do not tolerate and refuse to play them. In the end it is their loss - not mine.
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