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> Just to clear things up, the term noob is slang for newbie. Newbie
> means someone who is new to something. You're new to the forums, so
> technically we are correct when we call you a noob, We was all once
> noobs so quit complaining!
FIEND!
I SAID THAT IN ANOTHER FORUM!!
THIEF!
GAH!
*ahem*
Quite.
And there's this thing called a Shift Key. You hold it down while typing the first letter of each sentence and for people/places names. I learnt that before year 1.
> thnx, i think and wots a lamer?
look into a mirror and you will find out
> Think this is what you mean...
>
> They shout out n00b usually when someone blows them to pieces from
> close range with a big rocket launcher etc.
> Saying they are a newbie to the game using no skill to do well.
>
> In other words they are just annoyed you managed to get the better of
> them and they didn't like it.
>
> A moany faced geek word
Not really. It's offen used when people use tactics that are cheap/require no skill, like rocket laming or ass-camping.
:)
>I say you can't write ligibly, and you say thanks?!?!
>What age are you?? 9??
nope im 14