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That's similar to my experiences playing draughts with my dad when I was younger. Took me over 10 years to win my first game. Still, it meant all the more when I finally defeated him, because I knew he didn't just let me win, I'd earn't it. Not a fan of letting kids win just because they're young, doesn't teach them anything. It depends on what you're doing/playing mind, going full tilt in a friendly game of rugby wouldn't be advisable :lol:

That reminds me of this time I was playing Tekken 6 online against a young kid. He was one of those obnoxious kids, you know the kind, the ones that yell and scream through their earpiece and brag every time they get one up... Well this kid was over the top, saying **** like,... "Ooohhh howd you like that *****!, oohh I'm owning you fag and guess what I'm only 10 hahahaha"... I just couldn't take it, so I told the kid that Santa Claus wasn't real and he was in tears denying everything and cursing me even more,.. I felt sooo proud of myself.
 
I didn't know the non North American term for checkers was draughts until 6 months ago when I heard Stuart Barnes call Union: Chess and League: Draughts and I was like WTF is he on about, is this some sort of drinking game in the UK that involves pints of draught beer, so looked it up and found out it was what I call Checkers LOL.
Looking at the alcohol-fuelled incidents in the other code, that might be appropriate!
 
Kids and teenagers are why I don't play online gaming very much. Unless I'm going on with people I know or know online.
 
Looking at the alcohol-fuelled incidents in the other code, that might be appropriate!

Any excuse for me to post this legendary Craig Gower story once again.....

"Gower was fired as Panthers captain in December 2005, after incidents at a charity golf event where he argued with several guests, groped the teenage daughter of former league player Wayne Pearce, chased Pearce's son with a bottle before vomiting on him, streaked nude around the resort, stole and crashed a golf cart, held a butter knife to the throat of a Sydney radio personality before throwing it at resort guests, and engaged in a brawl with resort security before being ejected from the official function and detained by police. Gower was handed a "final warning" by the National Rugby League and fined $A100,000, with $A90,000 to be paid to an NRL programme encouraging the responsible use of alcohol by league players and $A10,000 to replace the destroyed golf cart."
 
I'm going to headbutt one of my sisters friends and her if they don't stfu...Mother will be in a **** of a humor tomorrow due to these gobshites racket
 
I'm going to headbutt one of my sisters friends and her if they don't stfu...Mother will be in a **** of a humor tomorrow due to these gobshites racket
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Unless she is under 18, then just GTFO. ;)
 
I'm going to headbutt one of my sisters friends and her if they don't stfu...Mother will be in a **** of a humor tomorrow due to these gobshites racket

I remember once at a friend's free house this girl (who I never liked anyway) would not stop rabbiting on and on as I'd stolen somebody else's bed and they were having to make a new one. But the lad's got himself a bed in that room anyway, and he's trying to sleep, and I'm trying to sleep, and the lad she's in bed with is trying to sleep, and she's still giving it the verbals.

So I say "Mel, if you don't shut up and let me sleep, I'm going to punch you in the face"

Two boys start laughing. Mel goes very quiet. Good days.

So, what I'm saying is, my experience says you should have totally gone down there, got out your baseball bat and showed it to them.
 
I remember once at a friend's free house this girl (who I never liked anyway) would not stop rabbiting on and on as I'd stolen somebody else's bed and they were having to make a new one. But the lad's got himself a bed in that room anyway, and he's trying to sleep, and I'm trying to sleep, and the lad she's in bed with is trying to sleep, and she's still giving it the verbals.

So I say "Mel, if you don't shut up and let me sleep, I'm going to punch you in the face"

Two boys start laughing. Mel goes very quiet. Good days.

So, what I'm saying is, my experience says you should have totally gone down there, got out your baseball bat and showed it to them.

Wink wink, nudge nudge, say no more ;)
 
When any of you were younger did you ever have the compulsion to always write the first letter of your name as a capital?
 
When any of you were younger did you ever have the compulsion to always write the first letter of your name as a capital?
As my name, yes, you are supposed to do that. Proper nouns, innit?
If you mean in general; no.

Is this still happening to you?
 
As my name, yes, you are supposed to do that. Proper nouns, innit?
If you mean in general; no.

Is this still happening to you?

Some claim at me being immature? No I don't anymore. From about 4-8 I did. For example if I was doing say Maths questions that were going in alphabetical order I'd put the rest as lowercase and mine as a capital.
 
Some claim at me being immature? No I don't anymore. From about 4-8 I did. For example if I was doing say Maths questions that were going in alphabetical order I'd put the rest as lowercase and mine as a capital.
Actually, this time, no.
It is understandable, I'd always write my name much larger than the other words. My handwriting is awful anyways.
 

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