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Posted by
DIABOL0S
(VIP) 16 Aug 2010 4:53pm
I don't get it. People say unlucky( ul ) after every missed shot....Ever think your just not a good shooter?
ul
Posted by
laddergame
17 Aug 2010 12:38pm
hello i thought ul was ur luck and not unlucky ?
GG
Posted by
Stockbroker
(VIP) 17 Aug 2010 5:48pm
How about the people that say "gg" right before you're about to make the last ball. Effective and brutal strategy sometimes lol.
gg
Posted by
laddergame
18 Aug 2010 10:22am
seems to happen alot its very rude i say sometimes its not even last ball they dont say nothing to u then before game nearly done u get wp ggs ty ? im sure they are trying to put u off very sad
Hmmmmm ....
Posted by
Pearle
(moderator) 19 Aug 2010 5:38pm
I'm a strong proponent in saying hi and gl to my pones and at THE END of the game, win or lose, I always say gg. I just think that is common courtesy. But if you think someone is really doing this to throw you off your game, you ALWAYS have the option in preferences to check the box that says: disallow chat messages while playing. Just an idea, but I still like, hi, gl and gg!!!!!
Pearle
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