sportsmanship
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sportsmanship
Is there a point at which victory goes from being an achievment to being an embarrassment?
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Icarus - Posts: 1477
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Hmm... I've never really experienced this problem. It seems when I play games everyone is in good spirits. I can imagine people getting egotistical and obnoxious but it never really happens.
Not trying to start a new suhssuhsuhsss sensation
I'm just talking 'bout my jejejeh generation!
I'm just talking 'bout my jejejeh generation!
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Sonic_13 - Posts: 358
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I believe a good example would be piling on points after one team is ahead by
20 or more points and it's obvious that they have the game in hand.
20 or more points and it's obvious that they have the game in hand.
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mitsuki lover - Posts: 8486
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I guess an embarrasment would be if you just totally squashed....junior high students if you're like a senior in high school. Proves nothing.
"I've learned when you throw mud at others, not only do you get your hands dirty, but you also lose a lot of ground." Ravi Zacharias
"Pride grows in the human heart like lard on a pig." Aleksander Solzhenitzen (so call me on it)
"Zeal without knowledge can lead to chaos." - Bob Rohm
"Why don't we love his truth as much as we seem to love his love?"- Cross Movement, in their song "Check us Out"
"Pride grows in the human heart like lard on a pig." Aleksander Solzhenitzen (so call me on it)
"Zeal without knowledge can lead to chaos." - Bob Rohm
"Why don't we love his truth as much as we seem to love his love?"- Cross Movement, in their song "Check us Out"
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oro! - Posts: 991
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