Poor N00bs...

UNDERSTATEMENT
The kid drives me nuts O_O

 

dude, you do know he changed his name right xD

omg your 3 posts from 1600 o.O

 

Wow 3. That is not much.

 

Yeah I know he changed his name, but he gets really mad when you call him krazy kong ^_^
And go Roxas! Break 1600!

 

hmmm
what about people like me who like to post in mainly the spam area.
i like no rules..... and
all the coool threads are here. like count to 1,000,000 i think it is... havnt counted the zeros in a while...
JUMP IN THE BAND WAGON!!!!!!!!

 

See your an example of someone who isn't a n00b who doesn't post lots XP

 

I used to be a n00b, king of n00bs at that. I used to spam so bad, I'd get flamed. I changed, became a better writer, but it didn't change anything. So I left that fourm, and cursed at it for over half this year. Slowly, I matured enough, and that is how what I am today.

 

i still feel like a n00b. (do we HAVE to type it like that?)
i like being one.

 

im a n00b! shes a n00b! hes a n00b! their a n00b! we're all n00bs!

shows what a n00b i am even though ive got like a bazillion posts in the rp and spam zone.

 

Actually, you can choose between the spellings n00b and noob.

 

Hey. So, I'm counted as a noob, or a new person? X3 I registered some time ago, and then I recently felt that I wanted to be part of this forum. But I was just so new, and the forum was so foreign. But...I'm doing okay, my posts have been increasing. Though its only 16 posts, I still find it encouraging.X3

 

Here's a little saying to help distinguish a noob and a new person. "Quality, not quantity."

 

Well, yea...I see your point....Thanks.

 

It's good to give noobs a chance, cos we were all noobs once, I remember my noob days. Dark times in deed.

It's flamers and fanboys that are the ones to be wary of. But normally noobs are associated with flaming, but most noobs are nice people, who need to adjust to the site. I'm a member in many forums, and it takes time to really be a part of the community. It's taken me to just recently to realise I am.