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"Noob"
#1
For your edification:

Noob means:

1) You are an amateur
2) You are an idiot

Noob does not mean:

1) Nice shot
2) Wow, you just kicked my ass; you're really good
3) How did you do that?
4) Amazing
5) Unbelievable
6) I'm mad because I'm so bad

etc.

In making this public service announcement I hope to see less erroneous usage of this term. Happy fragging. :D
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#2
PANIC called me noob after i handily beat him the other day. I usually just take it as a compliment and smile that people are so worried about a game, and get so flustered, that the only thing they can come up with to say is a horribly ridiculous idiosyncratic phrase.
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#3
(21 Jun 13, 12:23PM)Waffles Wrote: PANIC called me noob after i handily beat him the other day.
He's kinda insulting himself..
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#4
Are you going to create a thread about all the video game vocabulary?
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#5
Jack on the rocks.
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#6
OP is such a noob.
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#7
(21 Jun 13, 01:03PM)Andrez Wrote: Jack on the rocks.



I'll jack on your rocks.
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#8
Bg...
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#9
(21 Jun 13, 01:03PM)Jack Wrote: I'll jack on your rocks.

/thread
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#10
bg.
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#11
off-topic: Andrez, I like the new avatar you got. :)
on-topic: Noobicus
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#12
Noob can mean everything, that's the situation who can determinate it.
But, it's still offensive with a bad reputation...

(21 Jun 13, 12:21PM)Jack Wrote: Noob means:

1) You are an amateur
False, it's newbie who mean amateur!
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#13
Noob is a derivate of newbie wich mean new player.
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(21 Jun 13, 05:19PM)Nightmare Wrote: off-topic: Andrez, I like the new avatar you got. :)
on-topic: Noobicus
Thanks man! <3

Anyway, newbie is a new player, whose actions are legit.
Noob is a guy like Phantom, who prefers to delete every entity in a map one by one instead of using /clearents.

NOOB!
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(21 Jun 13, 07:10PM)Million Wrote: Noob is a derivate of newbie wich mean new player.

Perhaps, but as Andrez pointed out, the former has more negative connotations.
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(21 Jun 13, 07:29PM)Andrez Wrote: Noob is a guy like Phantom, who prefers to delete every entity in a map one by one instead of using /clearents.

ALWAYS
CAPITALIZE
THE
N

NOOB!
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#17
Boring
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#18
quick make this thread funner for cleaner
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#19
(21 Jun 13, 12:21PM)Jack Wrote: For your edification:

Noob means:

1) You are an amateur
2) You are an idiot

Noob does not mean:

1) Nice shot
2) Wow, you just kicked my ass; you're really good
3) How did you do that?
4) Amazing
5) Unbelievable
6) I'm mad because I'm so bad

etc.

In making this public service announcement I hope to see less erroneous usage of this term. Happy fragging. :D

IMO, Noob means both.

Some other terms i like to use: Nab, Nabbas (referring to whole team), Nub, Nubs
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#20
(21 Jun 13, 08:00PM)#M|A#Wolf Wrote: quick make this thread funner for cleaner

Listening to your grammer is fun enough <3
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#21
(21 Jun 13, 08:16PM)PhaNtom Wrote: Listening to your grammer is fun enough <3
Says the guy who spelled GRAMMAR wrong <3
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#22
(21 Jun 13, 08:38PM)Pi_Halo Wrote:
(21 Jun 13, 08:16PM)PhaNtom Wrote: Listening to your grammer is fun enough <3
Says the guy who spelled GRAMMAR wrong <3

LOL!!!

This is another case of pure self-owning.
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(21 Jun 13, 08:38PM)Pi_Halo Wrote:
(21 Jun 13, 08:16PM)PhaNtom Wrote: Listening to your grammer is fun enough <3
Says the guy who spelled GRAMMAR wrong <3
Lol owned. Ahaha.
Btw nightmare, I see your noobicus and raise you a w00p|Newbie :P
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#24
(21 Jun 13, 08:16PM)PhaNtom Wrote:
(21 Jun 13, 08:00PM)#M|A#Wolf Wrote: quick make this thread funner for cleaner

Listening to your grammer is fun enough <3

It's pretty lame of you to ban me just a few minutes ago just cause I poked fun at your self-owning post. It's even funnier now.
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#25
That wasn't why you got banned >.>
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(21 Jun 13, 08:16PM)PhaNtom Wrote:
(21 Jun 13, 08:00PM)#M|A#Wolf Wrote: quick make this thread funner for cleaner

Listening to your grammer is fun enough <3
You mean reading, and funner should be a word :(
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#27
I use nub as a term of endearment.


PhaNtom, if you want people to write your name correctly, have some logical reason why you would capitalize your "N". The main reason why I would remember to capitalize your "N" is if it started another word. Like CamelCase. Or LoveJamz. Not Pha Ntom. Thats not two words. Thats just a really awkward separation of a word, not even by syllables. If anything, capitalize the "T", then it makes a little more sense as you are separating the syllables. See: PhanTom. Phan Tom.

Anyways, chill your buns about people not capitalizing your "n", its really not worth looking like a noob and getting all huffy about it.
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#28
Does anyone remember "bk" or "bad kid"? I remember it being used a lot in MW1+ and it always made me think of Burger King..

I don't think I've heard it once in the last couple years though.
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(21 Jun 13, 09:52PM)PhaNtom Wrote: That wasn't why you got banned >.>

Then why did you ban me? What for saying Allah Snackbar to that allahakbar dude?

So much hate on The Money coming from you. But my deep Karma can absorb it.
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#30
(21 Jun 13, 10:03PM)Ronald_Reagan Wrote: PhaNtom, if you want people to write your name correctly, have some logical reason why you would capitalize your "N"....

I already complained ("ironically ") on this forum about some people calling me Exodus, the second S have a meaning and there are already tons of Exodus playing on this game, but even if it had no meaning at all, after all it's something that makes my nickname "unique" (same as PhaNtom) so even if it's stupid I think it's better to respect the exact name.
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