Terminology: Nub, Noob, Tard

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  • 00SoldierofFortune00

    #16
    Re: Terminology: Nub, Noob, Tard

    Noob, nub, newb, n00b, are all the same. They are just modified versions of noob. Nublet is kind of like the kid or childish term for the younger noob.

    Then you have smacktard, scrub, tard, retard, etc.

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    • Kattspya

      #17
      Re: Terminology: Nub, Noob, Tard

      Originally posted by jpardo
      son of a b-tch, i never knew there were different levels and definitions of newb, n00b, etc.

      what a friggin jaghoff i am...

      I don't know if you quoted the right post but my point was that it's not smart to call a bad player "noob". He may have been playing for three years and has a bad day or just plain sucks.

      And then there are those who thinks that noob etc means bad player.

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      • imported_bigpappa
        Member
        • Oct 2006
        • 2159

        #18
        Re: Terminology: Nub, Noob, Tard

        Originally posted by MURPHY-D.
        I prefer "FNG".
        i used to work with a FNG...

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        • Onrust

          #19
          Re: Terminology: Nub, Noob, Tard

          hmm ive read about a 4 year old on this forum who hasn't got teamkills...

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          • WarGimp

            #20
            Re: Terminology: Nub, Noob, Tard

            Whoa. Some of you guys sure do take things overly seriously.
            This is a "ha ha" thread.
            If yer not giggling, yer doing it wrong!
            just click dis link

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            • puglous

              #21
              Re: Terminology: Nub, Noob, Tard

              Whoa!? Nub is means (and is pronounced like) "n00b"!?

              I thought it was a generic British insult pronounced like n-uh-b.


              hmm ive read about a 4 year old on this forum who hasn't got teamkills...
              Yeah, if the internet should have taught us one thing it is that age has little to do with "maturity". I've seen plenty of teenagers here who are more "mature" than grown men.

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