Things you should know about me.

1) If I am having a bad game, I appreciate the ability to "type out my frustrations". I am competitive by nature and don't enjoy losing. Yes, I know it's FUMBBL, yes I know everyone has been Nuffled numerous times in the past. My venting has NOTHING TO DO WITH MY OPPONENT. It's never their fault when the dice don't roll my way...only that they know more than I do about how to play the game. If, as my opponent, you prefer I not vent in game, simply ask beforehand that I not do so. I will respect that, if you're nice about it.

2) I have no issues whatsover about my opponent complaining about their luck. None. Venting is thereapeutic. I highly recommend it.

3) If you make the choice to demean me, make fun of me, and generally be a git in game, don't be surprised if Nuffle decides to fail your apoth at a key moment or if I win a game I have no business winning. One coach who shall remain nameless repeatedly referred to me as a "mongoloid" and a "bad player" yet is 0 fer historically against my teams. I take no credit for that...Nuffle doesn't need my help to humble any of you.

4) If you're going to take the time to cherrypick me, at least have your team in Gamefinder. I had six seperate requests one night to play my vamps, none of which were in Gamefinder. I will be far less likely to accept a game if your team isn't in Gamefinder.

5) I don't particularly enjoy fouling, but I do it and recognize it as a viable tactic. That said, if you have multiple DP's, it doesn't make for a very fun one-off ranked game (Tourneys/Leagues are a different story entirely) One or two is OK. Conversely, I generally will not foul late in games unless

a) You have a player down that can blitz me before I get into the endzone.
b) I have a Beast of Nurgle and I'm Rotter-hunting.
c) You've been generally mean the entire game.
d) we're playing a League game where I might see you again in the end-of-season tournament.

But in general, I love playing and I like most people I play against. I'm also still learning and appreciate the opportunity to observe the best.