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Something has to be done about it so this group is the answer the R.S.P.C.N, (The Royal Society for the Protection of Cruelty to Newbies)
It's a group wich if any member of the group sees unfair treatment of Newbies they report the people who are guilty. it's a bit Like the recent SPAMBUSTERS.
If you want to join put post your nickname.
> Bloody hell. If you want to find the intelligent newbies, start a topic saying
> they're crap.
I know, it's just typical isn't it...
Some Newbies post good stuff like JC superstar's new post whilst others post drivel but its only drivel if a newbie posts it if a Regular does its called funny. I hate being stereotyped in a group as far as im concerned im no Regular, Notable or Newbie i'm Dringo and thats all i can say on the matter. Another thing Newbies need to post tonnes to become a regular so posting rubish is an impulse created by the system just thought i'd point that out.
Especially when it's a 'Sony v Nintendo' one, but lets not even go down that worn out path.
> Might be something to do with the fact that just about
> all newbies try to post decent stuff
Eh? Wot forumz yoo bin reedin den?
> Totoro wrote:
> You seem to treat so called newbies like children, who don't
> have an opinion,
> when some of them, although newbie to the s.r chatrooms,
> know more about games
> than many regulars.
What would you know?
I bet many of you have been playing games since the days of the Spectrum, Atari 2600 etc.
So have i, so i know quite a bit about games.
Just because my name doesn't have a gold/brownish tinge to it doesn't mean much does it?
They take themselves far too seriously.
I don't think any of the... well, most of the regulars don't take themselves seriously.
That's the problem, you see.
;)