sudden spike in noob level

[JoeKing]

Originally posted by: xcript

Originally posted by: JoeKing

Originally posted by: xcript

Originally posted by: JoeKing

Originally posted by: xcript

Originally posted by: AdamK47 3DS

Originally posted by: JoeKing
anyone that signed up after me is a n00b and anyone with more post counts than me is a l00ser.



So which one are you....

I can call you n00b then. n00b!

Owned.

n00b can't call me a n00b. I've been here just as long as him, so he would be calling himself a n00b. Instead I'm more a l00ser because I have more posts... n00bs!

But AdamK47 3DS joined a couple of hours before you did.

and n00b knows this how? Was this n00b there?

looks at scripts join date

doesn't look like it.... n00b!!

þ@mn n00b§ m@k¡ng m? w?@r 0µt th? n00b bµtt0n§ 0n m¥ k?¥b0@rþ

There's this wonderful thing called a "User Profile". It's really quite remarkable. It allows one to view all kinds of interesting and exciting information on a particular member such as the exact date and time they joined.

AdamK47 3DS - 10/09/1999 10:02 AM
JoeKing - 10/09/1999 12:10 PM

shock and amazement! A n00b has suprised me and shown the ability to do more than use up air and dirty his keyboard! I thus dub you no longer a full n00b but a semi n00b, or an 00b.

and I concede to AdamK47 3DS. His mother did keep me in bed a few extra hours that day :Q

 

[aplefka]

Originally posted by: shortspanishguy
What is up w/ all the n00ds around here?

:camera:s?

 

[aplefka]

Afte reading through most have what has transpired this thread, I've decided that this thread needs 1492% more BBQ.

 

[xcript]

Originally posted by: JoeKing
shock and amazement! A n00b has suprised me and shown the ability to do more than use up air and dirty his keyboard! I thus dub you no longer a full n00b but a semi n00b, or an 00b.

Uhh.. thanks? I guess..

Originally posted by: JoeKing
I concede to AdamK47 3DS. His mother did keep me in bed a few extra hours that day :Q

:laugh:

 

[dug777]

is 'jam it up your a$$ you stupid n00b' an acceptable reply to the OP from a fellow n00b?

 

[Triforceofcourage]

Originally posted by: gigapet
coming from a noob

 

[AdamK47]

Originally posted by: JoeKing

Originally posted by: xcript

Originally posted by: JoeKing

Originally posted by: xcript

Originally posted by: JoeKing

Originally posted by: xcript

Originally posted by: AdamK47 3DS

Originally posted by: JoeKing
anyone that signed up after me is a n00b and anyone with more post counts than me is a l00ser.



So which one are you....

I can call you n00b then. n00b!

Owned.

n00b can't call me a n00b. I've been here just as long as him, so he would be calling himself a n00b. Instead I'm more a l00ser because I have more posts... n00bs!

But AdamK47 3DS joined a couple of hours before you did.

and n00b knows this how? Was this n00b there?

looks at scripts join date

doesn't look like it.... n00b!!

þ@mn n00b§ m@k¡ng m? w?@r 0µt th? n00b bµtt0n§ 0n m¥ k?¥b0@rþ

There's this wonderful thing called a "User Profile". It's really quite remarkable. It allows one to view all kinds of interesting and exciting information on a particular member such as the exact date and time they joined.

AdamK47 3DS - 10/09/1999 10:02 AM
JoeKing - 10/09/1999 12:10 PM

shock and amazement! A n00b has suprised me and shown the ability to do more than use up air and dirty his keyboard! I thus dub you no longer a full n00b but a semi n00b, or an 00b.

and I concede to AdamK47 3DS. His mother did keep me in bed a few extra hours that day :Q

I forgive you for that weak retort. You being a n00b and all.

 

[aplefka]

Originally posted by: dug777
is 'jam it up your a$$ you stupid n00b' an acceptable reply to the OP from a fellow n00b?

No, but jam it up your ass might be.

 

[dug777]

Originally posted by: aplefka

Originally posted by: dug777
is 'jam it up your a$$ you stupid n00b' an acceptable reply to the OP from a fellow n00b?

No, but jam it up your ass might be.

hey, i 0wn his a$$

 

[meltdown75]

embrace the n00bne$$... fresh meat for the ATOT grinder... :evil:

 

[VirtualLarry]

Originally posted by: iamme
FINE!! :|

i admit it....

....i left the cage unlocked and they all got loose

LOL. Gives me an idea for a new version of "Lemmings", starring AT n00bs..


Anyone remember the TV show, "n00bily z00"?

I am ... N00bla Khan.

This thread is very ... n00bile.

Welcome to GWB's, "N00b America".

 

[jadinolf]

Originally posted by: ShadowBlade
anyone else notice this?

We were all noobs once.

 

[SynthDude2001]

Originally posted by: aplefka
Afte reading through most have what has transpired this thread, I've decided that this thread needs 1492% more BBQ.

:beer: :BBQ;

(Sorry I'm late, I was watching 24)

 

[meltdown75]

Originally posted by: SynthDude2001

Originally posted by: aplefka
Afte reading through most have what has transpired this thread, I've decided that this thread needs 1492% more BBQ.

:beer: :BBQ;

(Sorry I'm late, I was watching 24)

Did someone say BBQ? hot diggity

 

pot, meet kettle.

 

[YOyoYOhowsDAjello]

I'm working with one right now

 

[shortylickens]

Originally posted by: YOyoYOhowsDAjello
I'm working with one right now

That, my friend, is some funny, funny sh1t!!

By the way, tell Ribbon 13 to stop talking about her bum. Its giving me goosebumps.
And I'm in the Mojave Desert.

 

[Printer Bandit]

what is noob?

 

[BigB10293]

I agree WAY too many n00bs.

 

[YOyoYOhowsDAjello]

Originally posted by: Printer Bandit
what is noob?

Someone that's usually a new member, but it can also be a member who's been around a while but is still clueless on a lot of stuff.

You for example, would fall into the new member category

 

[Streckfus]

I love how the term "noob" has a nasty negative connotation associated with it. As if a noob is a disgusting, unworthy, unthinkable wretch that all but poisons the forum pool. But take a moment to consider the GOOD things about being a noob:

1) You make others look smart when they answer your dumb questions, especially if they make you feel like an idiot while doing so, thereby increasing not only their own morale, but the morale of experienced posters as a whole.

2) You learn from the answers that were given to your dumb questions, thereby increasing the chance that you may someday become one of the older, wiser, more experienced posters on this forum.

3) You are afforded the luxury of asking dumb questions, because let's face it, you're only a noob. A guy's been working at the same place for ten years and keeps making the same mistakes, and what's gonna happen? He's probably gonna get reprimanded if not terminated. A guy just started a new job and he makes a few mistakes, who cares? After all, he's just a noob.

4) You are like a sponge, an open book, a blank page, primed to absord all kinds of information. Eventually you will stop asking dumb questions, at which point you'll reach

5) You can start asking some good questions, thereby improving your standing on the status meter, not to mention the answers you will receive for your GOOD questions, which will only make you more knowledgeable and saturate the aforementioned sponge.

6) After you have all the rookie mistakes under your belt, maybe you can even start ANSWERING some questions, or at the very least add meaningful insight to the topic at hand.

7) Awh hell, who am I kidding.

Being a noob sucks.

 

[SynthDude2001]

Originally posted by: Streckfus
I love how the term "noob" has a nasty negative connotation associated with it. As if a noob is a disgusting, unworthy, unthinkable wretch that all but poisons the forum pool. But take a moment to consider the GOOD things about being a noob:

1) You make others look smart when they answer your dumb questions, especially if they make you feel like an idiot while doing so, thereby increasing not only their own morale, but the morale of experienced posters as a whole.

2) You learn from the answers that were given to your dumb questions, thereby increasing the chance that you may someday become one of the older, wiser, more experienced posters on this forum.

3) You are afforded the luxury of asking dumb questions, because let's face it, you're only a noob. A guy's been working at the same place for ten years and keeps making the same mistakes, and what's gonna happen? He's probably gonna get reprimanded if not terminated. A guy just started a new job and he makes a few mistakes, who cares? After all, he's just a noob.

4) You are like a sponge, an open book, a blank page, primed to absord all kinds of information. Eventually you will stop asking dumb questions, at which point you'll reach

5) You can start asking some good questions, thereby improving your standing on the status meter, not to mention the answers you will receive for your GOOD questions, which will only make you more knowledgeable and saturate the aforementioned sponge.

6) After you have all the rookie mistakes under your belt, maybe you can even start ANSWERING some questions, or at the very least add meaningful insight to the topic at hand.

7) Awh hell, who am I kidding.

Being a noob sucks.

We were all n00bs once. Just don't be a dumbass and you'll be fine.

:beer:

 

[Lorn]

Originally posted by: SynthDude2001

Originally posted by: Streckfus
I love how the term "noob" has a nasty negative connotation associated with it. As if a noob is a disgusting, unworthy, unthinkable wretch that all but poisons the forum pool. But take a moment to consider the GOOD things about being a noob:

1) You make others look smart when they answer your dumb questions, especially if they make you feel like an idiot while doing so, thereby increasing not only their own morale, but the morale of experienced posters as a whole.

2) You learn from the answers that were given to your dumb questions, thereby increasing the chance that you may someday become one of the older, wiser, more experienced posters on this forum.

3) You are afforded the luxury of asking dumb questions, because let's face it, you're only a noob. A guy's been working at the same place for ten years and keeps making the same mistakes, and what's gonna happen? He's probably gonna get reprimanded if not terminated. A guy just started a new job and he makes a few mistakes, who cares? After all, he's just a noob.

4) You are like a sponge, an open book, a blank page, primed to absord all kinds of information. Eventually you will stop asking dumb questions, at which point you'll reach

5) You can start asking some good questions, thereby improving your standing on the status meter, not to mention the answers you will receive for your GOOD questions, which will only make you more knowledgeable and saturate the aforementioned sponge.

6) After you have all the rookie mistakes under your belt, maybe you can even start ANSWERING some questions, or at the very least add meaningful insight to the topic at hand.

7) Awh hell, who am I kidding.

Being a noob sucks.

We were all n00bs once. Just don't be a dumbass and you'll be fine.

:beer:

Don't break the cycle... that would lead to a feeling of community.

 

[vshah]

Originally posted by: QuitBanningMe

Originally posted by: gigapet
coming from a noob

quoted by a n00b? WWYBYWB?

 

[vshah]

Originally posted by: neonerd

Originally posted by: SynthDude2001

Originally posted by: neonerd
/pulls out lawn chair and grabs a cold :beer:

:Q

Is it BBQ time?

/reaches over and pulls out a nice hibachi + coal + lighter fluid

got steak?

got a $65 steak right here...