The word "Noob"

[Pulchritude]

People who seriously use the word noob have some serious problems. Especially the people who actually say it in real life as part of an argument.

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[mariofan09]

what

There was an article some time ago that said noob would become the millionth word in the English language. So now when I say "noob is not a word" they say "yes it is". Then a few minutes later I get linked to that article.

[mrlolop]

Using newbie instead, and not as a derogitory term would be much better then acting like a handicap and saying 'noob' or 'newb.'

[momm3]

Urban Dictionary is a better representation of our language than a traditional dictionary will ever be.

I was about to say that one of the only languages that never changes is Latin. However English is not dead.

[pixl]

Whatever happend to the word forgettard?

[suburb]

I only say "Noob" by referring to my good friend Nooblet 2.0.

[Anti-Block]

If you say 'Noob" as referring to someone you know as being new to the internets, fine. I won't blame you.
But using Noob to back up your argument? Nuh-uh.

[suburb]

forget no edit anyways I do use noob to call people yet sometimes I either say your a dumbstuff or dumbass.

[Orion]

OP is noob.

[Titanium]

I only say "Noob" by referring to my good friend Nooblet 2.0.

O u.

[shafin25]

OP is noob.

>:(

[TheChaosCarrier]

Whatever happend to the word forgettard?

stfu up fuktard

>:(

noob.

[Watcher In The Myst]

My quote, 'Only "noobs" call people "noobs."'

[TheChaosCarrier]

My quote, 'Only "noobs" call people "noobs."'

That makes you a noob too.

[Big Brother]

My quote, 'Only "noobs" call people "noobs."'

that is so nearly a paradox