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Rampage11
(VIP) 2 Nov 2004 6:16pm
well i have to say sorry to the player i wasnt happy about the other day, it is possible to freeze up and still chat and try to abort it happen to me today 4 the frist time i was playing a 1468 rated player to 5000 was taking care of biznuzz getting ready to take pile and go out 4 the win , when the pile would not come i did my melds 6 time tried everyway under the sun the pile still wouldnt come in my hand, well needless to say i had a big leead on the player (today)and they new i had the win, me the guy i am hit the abort button (even now i would of won) and would u no the player refussed, i was on her table with a 2 min move, she offerd sum advice and said reconnect , after the 7 time and it didnt work i asked to abort again, so time would not run out,and id loose my presious rating im trying to build up, and again she refussed, and guess what...... she took the win!!! snake in the grass i miss the old days when peeps were nice. now there r 3 people on the do not play list,, its a shame i would of gladly came back and finifshed the game but as they say: nice guys finish last!!!!
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