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Subject: Re: This is not about chess, but being an eeker

Author: Curtis Williams

Date: 09:39:42 07/09/01

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On July 09, 2001 at 12:05:46, Andrew Dados wrote:

>Hi Curtis.
>
>While I appreciate your urge of having a computer account being number one on
>some list, let me explain you term 'eeker'.

I've experience a lot of things but for the life of me, I've never experienced
an introduction of a new word into the english language through the means of a
chess forum.  *confused*
>
>There are few players on fics and icc which will, for example, play reasonably
>well wild 5 and then challenge newbies to it. This is all done to achieve one
>goal: provide them with a game in which they have greater chance of winning
>rating points then losing. Some achieve great heights (like Jan on fics). Since
>rating calculations on fics (glicko) and icc differ, strategies there differ.
>Anyway all those handles are usually hated by majority because they are
>perceived as cowards and unfair. In one word: eekers. And there is nothing about
>'being better' but 'having more points'. Formulas of yours account and several
>others (scrappy being most famous) putting those accounts in advantageous
>position fail clearly into eeking.

Mr. Dados you sound very pasionate about the new words you have formulated.
Let's analyze this word "eeking or eeker" that you have brilliantly stumbled
upon.  It's derrogatory use says a lot about it's originator.  It seems to me
that this hidden hatred for the "eeker" position has consumed you to the point
of making the silly slur legitimate jargon.  How sad.
>
>While I usually ridicule eekers, I don't hate them.

How typical for you to admit my thoughts exactly in my previous commments.  You
seek to address it by saying that you don't hate "eekers".  How funny.
>
>What I dispise is bragging eekers. Your case is even funnier: you did *nothing*
>to achieve your goal, except setting your formula and maybe begging your daddy
>for fastest machine.
>
>There is nothing yours in 'your' achievement.
>
>And that can be true reason people on ccc were dreaded when they read your
>bragging.

As far as achieving my goals, there is nothing you or anyone in ccc can say to
dispute my possesion of my account.  When I speak of My achievement, I'm well
within my rights.  I've never taken credit for Theron's achievements with Tiger,
but only for me putting my account in the position to win.  So get your facts
straight.  Or attend an "EEKERS" convention and learn how to achieve and win in
life instead of resolving yourself to be a side-lined loser!

Mr. Bordos I'm sensitive to your quest to implement you word EEKERS into the
english language.  If you would spur the initial efforts I would sponsor and
sign a petition to make it happen.  In the meantime EBONICS is not the
politically correct way to make an itellectual point in this forum.  Thank You
for you time.


Cheers!

Curtis
>
>Happy eeking!
>-Andrew-



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