:o ;). No but really, these are the sort of guys who you avoid like the plague at clubs, shows etc.
Dearie, dearie me ! :o
Couldn't quite understand why the guy was getting so upset that his opponent was trying to win ?...Or was i missing something ?
Cheers - Phil.
There's more than one of these types in our little gaming world.... ;)
We had a couple of these tpyes at my old club and very quickly other members refused to play them at anything, including Snap!
Trouble with that lard-arse is that mummy never ever said no...
If I'd have been his opponent he'd have been snouted after the first barrage of insults. What an oxygen thief
I'm always a bit suspicious when there's a video camera right there to record daft events. Are we sure he wasn't trying to get on "You've been framed"? :d
Quote from: Nosher on 22 April 2012, 03:07:14 PM
Trouble with that lard-arse is that mummy never ever said no...
Was he the inspiration for Eric Cartman (?) perhaps ?
Quote from: Hertsblue on 22 April 2012, 05:04:50 PM
I'm always a bit suspicious when there's a video camera right there to record daft events. Are we sure he wasn't trying to get on "You've been framed"? :d
You might be right Ray....You
cynic you. ;D ;D ;D
Cheers - Phil.
Quote from: Hertsblue on 22 April 2012, 05:04:50 PM
I'm always a bit suspicious when there's a video camera right there to record daft events. Are we sure he wasn't trying to get on "You've been framed"? :d
I don't think so - the filinmg starts with another game in progress and moves to fat whingy git when he starts mouthing off.
Nosher, I agree a punch in the nose would be good (for us!), but I doubt it would achieve much in the long term...
Frack me! The gene pool need more chlorine! :o
my brother was a pro player for Magic the gathering, spent several years travelling around the world to various tournaments. His biggest win was $20,000 in Hawiaii.
Quote from: Matt of Munslow on 22 April 2012, 08:49:20 PM
my brother was a pro player for Magic the gathering, spent several years travelling around the world to various tournaments. His biggest win was $20,000 in Hawiaii.
A
pro player? There was that much money in the game? Excuse me, I have to go and train for the next Ludo tournament. =)
Quote from: Hertsblue on 23 April 2012, 08:23:45 AM
A pro player? There was that much money in the game? Excuse me, I have to go and train for the next Ludo tournament. =)
I know nuts, but he really did well at it. His world ranking was so high that they used to
pay him to go to tournaments, travel and accomodation included and this was to US and Europe. He became a minor celebrity locally, doesn't take much in Shropshire though :)
Nice work when you can get it!
Quote from: Kiwidave on 23 April 2012, 09:12:03 AM
Nice work when you can get it!
Amazing how subjective these things can be.
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