You still haven't told me what makes me a noob.
I was merely attempting a joke.
I called Nek a n00b in my previous post.
What I'm trying to say is, just let it go. Noone meant any harm, and no damage done.
Sorry if I offended you :oops:
newb, noob, and n00b all mean the same thing to me: somebody who is new to something.
When you post a question in a newbie forum, you assume the title of n00b for the duration of the thread. That applies to anyone and everyone, including me.
Anyway, no hard feelings.
Quote:newb, noob, and n00b all mean the same thing to me: somebody who is new to something.
When you post a question in a newbie forum, you assume the title of n00b for the duration of the thread. That applies to anyone and everyone, including me.
Thats exactly what I said when he asked me if he was a n00b.
:o
*Looks at the date/time that all these were posted at*
*smiles*
You're ALL noobs :rotfl:
N00b ^ :wink:
j/k
Anyways, it's really my fault for starting this. >_> Sorry. *Runs*
OS just remember when someone tells you that you're a n00b, the person telling you is a real n00b :???:
Quote:newb, noob, and n00b all mean the same thing to me: somebody who is new to something.
Only difference is that n00bs aren't neceessarily new...there's all kinds of other titles for them too: scrubs, jobbers, lackeys, shrimps, pissants, flower boys, etc etc etc.
Most people who incorrectly use the term "noob" who really mean "n00b" are "n00bs" themselves.
Thank you nek, you have enhanced my vocabulary by 6 words =D.
Quote:Thank you nek, you have enhanced my vocabulary by 6 words =D.
Seven if you count the fact that the last one is two words.
