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Posted by
CHIMERA17
10 Jul 2010 6:23pm
When I first started playing here in 2001, everybody would say "gg" or "gl". Doesn't happen anymore. I still do it but all I get is silence. Doesn't matter what game. What happened to common courtesy? It doesn't take much to type gg or gl. Oh well, maybe it's my Marine Corps training or the fact I was raised to (even if my team in baseball lost) to shake hands and say "good game".
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Posted by
jazz50
(VIP) 11 Jul 2010 7:42am
I totally agree with you texas, toooooooo many ignorant people about. Even if you can't type. gg or ty isn't that difficult.
Jazzplayer
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Posted by
Frank_Leroy
(VIP) 11 Jul 2010 11:25am
you all know my feelings on this. I agree completely. Doesn't cost anything to say hi, gl, gg. You are right Texasrose ... just good manners.
Sea
Me Too
Posted by
nec911
(VIP) 11 Jul 2010 1:26pm
I have only been playing for about 5 months but I have always tried to make sure I say gg and gl an vgg and ty. I think of this place as being just like playing in person. I have not gotten to play in person in any cribbage tournaments but I know I would be unhappy to see someone not greet me or which me luck or to say good game. I am a workaholic and I find cribbage as a good way to have relaxation. Too bad others don't.
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