Hate at First Slight

I knew I shouldn't have played a game of Scrabble (actually, Lexulous) before heading off to my job this morning. But normally, a game of Lexulous relaxes me.

Here's the bizarre exchange during this morning's game with someone whose user name is "pazienza":

Pazienza played some short word to start off.

I bingoed off that word, spelling "basenji."

Pazienza countered with another bingo, which I was able to turn to my advantage by playing "zoa" on a triple word score.

I noticed pazienza had written something in the chat box. It said, "An obvious Scrabble bot."

I had no idea what pazienza was talking about, so I wrote, "?"

Pazienza responded, "you."

Well, I was flummoxed! My knee-jerk reaction was to write, "Basenji is SUCH a common word." But I paused to cool down, refused to let myself sink to pazienza's level, and wrote instead, "Yup, I guess I am."

That could have been the end of it, but THEN pazienza wrote, "Last time well play," which it took me a minute to figure out meant "It's the last time we'll play."

I should have adjourned right then! Players hate it when their opponent adjourns, as opposed to resigning, because nobody gets the rating points. Unfortunately, I didn't think of it. Suppressing an intense urge to use a very bad epithet, I wrote, "If that's what you want," hoping that pazienza could nonetheless infer the word I'd left off the end of the sentence.

What a jerk! The kicker is that when we were down to the last tiles, I was ahead by 50 points but ran out of time!

If anyone out there has any ideas how I can make pazienza's life absolutely miserable from now on, please let me know. I'm looking for something clever and untraceable.