Author: Robert Hyatt
Date: 09:40:17 11/03/00
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On November 02, 2000 at 15:57:57, Ritter Rost wrote: > >>1) Appear in disguise, with multiple supporting accounts, and start fights. >>1) Appear in disguise. > >Yeah, but it also makes for a great psychological game which I play since a year >or so against myself: Who is first to spot a new Chris personality? This is a fun game in a different context. Roman does this _all_ the time. On ICC. And it is a lot of fun to try and catch the next incarnation of him. I do pretty well as I know how he plays pretty well. But he does catch me off guard at times. If I don't confront him within a reasonable number of games, he will start doing things like use crafty's "password" to play oddball time controls that are outside the formula, etc.... and if I still fail to notice, I get an 11pm phone call. My wife loves those. :) I don't mind playing the "who is Chris" game. He thinks he can disguise his writing style, but it always slips through pretty quickly. I doubt I could hide any better. The difference is that I _know_ I couldn't hide. Because I don't have the opinion that everyone here is a blithering idiot. > >If somebody wants to play with me: Post "Gotcha!" in the subject line of a >No-text-response to a disguised Chris post. If you are right, you get one point. >If you are wrong, i.e. if the Chris-suspect can provide an alibi not to be from >the vicinity of Oxford, you lose three points. > >The first guy with, say, five points wins. Below minus five points you get >banned from CCC because you annoy innocent posters too often. I'll keep scores. > >It is not allowed to disguise yourself as Chris in disguise and "detect" >yourself from another account. Chris will win. So don't have a prize fund. He will "out" himself if you do. :)
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