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Posted by
joes_krazywoman
15 Jul 2007 2:42am
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Why is it that people who are suppose to be adults act like 10 year old childern. If they don't like the way you play or play fast enough then they have to bad mouth you. I really feel sorry for people who are so in-secure. I thought this was to be a enjoyable atmosphere but it is really getting out of hand with immaturity.
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Posted by
Davehack
(VIP) 15 Jul 2007 9:50am
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bravo, bravo
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Posted by
bluetulip
(VIP) 23 Aug 2007 8:18pm
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Yes! We have all met with a few bad mouthers or two and it doesn't seem to matter which room you play in. My motto regardless of the game is to be pleasant and if your opponent is indeed rude..then place them on a list handy to your desk and don't play them again. Btw I enjoyed the games we played the other day!
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Posted by
coffee2xs
20 Oct 2007 3:17pm
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I agree w/ you totally. I've played plenty of children, it makes for a bad game. I too, make a list, maybe these mouthers could or should play each other?
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