One more time

"I think you should play Halma".

I think you didn't understand the meaning of my intervention.

"it is seldom due to good etiquette that perfect strangers demand rematches?"

Well, it's not a problem asking a rematch, if we play respecting opponents

"They want to waste your time? Fine, waste theirs. Go make a coffee, wait 5 minutes and then make your move. Hopefully they will remember the lesson"

Well, i can do it, ...but it's easy to open a new window and playing a new game, unfortunately.

"Not gonna lie"

I'm not lying, how dare you insinuate that i'm lying? Learn to speak in a community

@JackStone73 said in #11:
> "Not gonna lie"
>
> I'm not lying, how dare you insinuate that i'm lying? Learn to speak in a community
bruh

@GinpachiSensei said in #12:
> bruh
I'm not your brother, please, ...if you want you can call me sir, be kind. Respect.

@Haymarket said in #14:
> Why didn't you just make your move or resign?

i made my move, resigning the game, he won. And he won, without adding me time, he added more time at the very last move before a checkmate.

The point is to have RESPECT for the opponents.

Respect for this constant whinging and wailing? Certainly not.

I didn't insinuate u were lyin'. "not gonna lie" means "I'm not gonna lie" which means "honestly".

And the other user said "bruh" cause that was a Bruh Moment. Look it up.

So why do you talk about respect in your posts??

@Lifsitch said in #18:
> And the other user said "bruh" cause that was a Bruh Moment. Look it up.
Regardless of any 'bruh moment' concept, calling a complete stranger 'bruh' indeed is disrespectful.