The wrong foot
#1
Posted 2012-November-05, 19:33
Most of the time, players are pleasant, but, nothing annoys me more than a partner coming up with those ?????????? in the middle of a game, as if they want me to stop and explain to them what I'm doing. GRRR
This is in the relaxed tables.
Oh well........
#2
Posted 2012-November-05, 19:43
#4
Posted 2012-November-06, 03:17
me says: -"You know? spanish have a counter to that: ¿¿¿¿¿¿¿¿¿¿¿¿¿¿¿¿¿¿¿¿¿¿¿¿"
this normally gets the bad guys leaving so someone nicer gets the place.
#5
Posted 2012-November-06, 13:06
#6
Posted 2012-November-06, 14:23
Bbradley62, on 2012-November-06, 13:06, said:
I found the hand... 5h,4s,2d,2c. I was mistaken about the bid. I opened with hearts, op bid 2d, my p bid 2nt, I bid 3 spades and that was the contract. My reason for posting it in the forum is that I was considered the "bad guy," when all I did is react to my partner's rudeness. It seems as if I should have remained silent, no matter what was said to me. Not going to happen.
#8
Posted 2012-November-06, 15:44
Alibar10, on 2012-November-06, 14:23, said:
#9
Posted 2012-November-06, 15:58
However, that doesn't excuse the rudeness. Unfortunately, rudeness is a general problem in the online world: BBO, YouTube comments, forums, etc. are all full of it.
I'm not sure what you expect anyone to do about it. This isn't kindergarten, there's no teacher monitoring to make sure everyone is polite.
#10
Posted 2012-November-06, 17:19
Alibar10, on 2012-November-05, 19:33, said:
This is in the relaxed tables.
Oh well........
You might try joining the Beginner Intermediate Lounge (BIL). That behavior is not tolerated there. It has lots of friendly tolerant players ranging from novices right up to darn good intermediates. It also has some advanced to expert players who sometimes offer free classes.
FWIW - You might expect "relaxed" people to be polite and patient. In my experience, they seem just as likely to chat "faster, please" as players in the main club.
Perhaps some people find it relaxing to just play cards - without the stress of trying to play as well as possible.
#11
Posted 2012-November-06, 18:27
barmar, on 2012-November-06, 15:58, said:
However, that doesn't excuse the rudeness. Unfortunately, rudeness is a general problem in the online world: BBO, YouTube comments, forums, etc. are all full of it.
I'm not sure what you expect anyone to do about it. This isn't kindergarten, there's no teacher monitoring to make sure everyone is polite.
The ONLY reason I posted it is I was considered the one in the wrong. I suppose I wanted to know if that was the concensus, not that it matters. I surely expected nothing other than that. In reality I've had much worse happen. I know how people are. I probably posted it in a weak moment. Pardon please.