The word ''Noob'' has its own history

12 posts · 2005-08-19 05:39:39 to 2005-08-23 02:19:16

#12200000470 08/19/2005 05:39:39 The word ''Noob'' has its own history

Ok we will talk about the word ''noob''


When games started to be online, persons always tried to find ways to degree other ppl,  when chat sistems got famouse on games, the word ''nOOb'' rised from nowhere



Well..  Who hasnt been on a fight with the word noob been mencioned?

But, Whats behind this word?


NOTHING!


This should be clear:


- When someones trys to call u a ''noob'' he means newbie.

- Noob is not an insult.

- That word doesnt exist...

- Noob does not mean ''less'' than the others


Well, thats all, i hope this helps againts the ppl that like degreeing persons, have to suport the new players, not make em less.


Hehe for all those players that help each other, keep the good work SMILEY SMILEY SMILEY SMILEY


( REMEMBER, BEHIND EACH CHARACTER, THERE A HUMAN BEING )<---Awww I love saying that
#12200000471 08/19/2005 05:42:00 Re: The word ''Noob'' has its own history
*CENSORED* n00b! :p
#12200000472 08/19/2005 05:46:57 Re: The word ''Noob'' has its own history
Noob, we do have an off topic discussion area :smileytongue:

#12200000473 08/19/2005 05:48:13 Re: The word ''Noob'' has its own history
Actually, the word DOES have an origin:

A noob, n00b, nub, noobo or Ubemnoob
is a newbie who claims to know a lot about a subject, but really does
not. Also, generally n00bs have a sort of false belief in their own
knowledge, and often refuse to acknowledge a differing point of view,
especially if it points out fallacies in their claims. They often show
off their false skills to gain a reputation. The term is usually meant
to be offensive. It was first used in hacker groups on the chat systems in the BBS during the 1970s. It is important to note that noob and newb are not necessarily interchangeable.

The spelling noob or n00b,
while originally having a specific meaning, is now generally used to
refer to all forms of newbies, usually in a joking manner. In a context
where newbie means simply new, n00b may sometimes
be used as the derogatory equivalent. Most of the time, though, it is
generally consigned that 'n00b' be used to describe only those with
false claims of knowledge about a particular subject, and vehemently
argues against any opposing viewpoints.

In online gaming, the
term is also often used as a general insult. Frustrated players on the
losing team may refer to the winning team as noobs. In this case, there
is no actual connotation of newness meant, the word is simply being
used as an insult. Equally, members of a dominating team use the term
"noobs" (n00bs) to further frustrate their opposition by implying a
general lack of skill on the losing team's part.

Source: Wikipedia


#12200000474 08/19/2005 05:55:01 Re: The word ''Noob'' has its own history
I speak spanish and if i go back 5 years ago it took me ages to ask around what all those weird things ment, like lol, lmao, *CENSORED*, omg, etc, etc, etc and still guys u know what i mean by persons trying to feel ''more''
#12200000475 08/19/2005 07:55:39 Re: The word ''Noob'' has its own history



This picture has always been my favorite:



http://www.keepshouting.com/ jokes/stfu_noob.jpg


Message Edited by ByteCrawler on 08-19-2005 11:56 AM

Message Edited by ByteCrawler on 08-19-2005 11:56 AM

#12200000477 08/19/2005 08:28:55 Re: The word ''Noob'' has its own history


ByteCrawler wrote:

This picture has always been my favorite:

http://www.keepshouting.com/ jokes/stfu_noob.jpg

Message Edited by ByteCrawler on 08-19-2005 11:56 AM

Message Edited by ByteCrawler on 08-19-2005 11:56 AM


I take it you meant this picture


#12200000556 08/19/2005 14:56:45 Re: The word ''Noob'' has its own history

lol


p00ns


#12200000597 08/19/2005 16:29:54 Re: The word ''Noob'' has its own history
a thread about n00bs hmmm should be in the redpill section oh well.    SHISNOS

#12200000617 08/19/2005 20:06:25 Re: The word ''Noob'' has its own history
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#12200000671 08/20/2005 10:45:35 Re: The word ''Noob'' has its own history
that pwnz00rz

#12200001354 08/23/2005 02:19:16 Re: The word ''Noob'' has its own history
*agrees with Slimline*