EPT1337 For Newbies aka Parents - Page 3
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GroT
Belgium3003 Posts
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CTStalker
Canada9720 Posts
On February 18 2005 01:09 BroOd wrote: rooofl did anyone follow the link to the part about "griefers"? What griefers do Typical griefer behavior includes: taunting others, especially beginners (also known as newbies); thwarting fellow teammates in the game; using inappropriate language; cheating; forming roving gangs with other griefers; hahaha, the last part about 'roving gans' is hilarious. You're sitting in your channel, talking amongst some friends, when suddenly! "Oh no, the Van Buren boys!" "ph33r t3h 1337 sk1llz, n00biez!!!1" And your pride has been stolen by a roving gang of bnet hoodlums | ||
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rpf289
United States3524 Posts
it just sound so...stupid. | ||
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des
United States507 Posts
On February 18 2005 01:20 Abang_Zealot wrote: Haha what the~~~ That just sounds reaaaly loserish... -_- How would you feel, getting called a newbie playing Sims lol Ya but if you play Sims you're a newbie anyway. | ||
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poor newb
United States1879 Posts
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Kimmural
Canada1111 Posts
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draeger
United States3256 Posts
On February 17 2005 19:49 Pob wrote: here's the 'netiquette 101' section , has anyone ver heard any of these used in internet conversations? i started using mirc in 1997 and have never heard any of these lol CUL (See you later) OTOH (On the other hand) GMTA (Great minds think alike) RUOK (Are you OK?) TIA (Thanks in advance) TTFN (Ta-ta for now) I've seen GMTA and TTFN. GMTA was really popular on BBSs back about the same time you started using mirc or maybe a bit earlier. In fact, I still occasionally use gmta to this day if I'm typing fast and not paying attention. Usually that results in "what?". I've seen TTFN explained several times before but never actually used it or seen it used. | ||
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niCe.sKY
Switzerland31 Posts
On February 18 2005 06:25 CTStalker wrote: hahaha, the last part about 'roving gans' is hilarious. You're sitting in your channel, talking amongst some friends, when suddenly! "Oh no, the Van Buren boys!" "ph33r t3h 1337 sk1llz, n00biez!!!1" And your pride has been stolen by a roving gang of bnet hoodlums rofl^^^^^^^^^^^^^^ all these reporters out there have no idea about gaming n stuff .... this articel is nearly so stupid as the ''spiegel'' articel about the wcgs..... (spiegel is a german magazine) they realy should play some online games and get into the game before they start talking such a shit.... | ||
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RaiZ
2813 Posts
On February 17 2005 22:38 ieatkids5 wrote: This is so golden... Is there a post hall of fame or something, cuz there needs to be. Hahaha I thought that was awesome, too. I didn't get the binary number part (01100101 01010011). What did it mean?[/QUOTE] Same here : I see 101 83 ??? Lol Be ? Edit : corrected. but still don't understand. | ||
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draeger
United States3256 Posts
On February 18 2005 08:29 RaiZ wrote: Hahaha I thought that was awesome, too. I didn't get the binary number part (01100101 01010011). What did it mean? Same here : I see 101 83 ??? Lol Be ? Edit : corrected. but still don't understand.[/QUOTE] http://www.lookuptables.com/ 101 = e 83 = S not quite sure what he was trying to get at with that. He should've done: 1001101 1101111 1101101 = Mom | ||
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Eniram
Sudan3166 Posts
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dork_of_death!!
United States374 Posts
On February 17 2005 18:50 CyuntiyuL wrote: Haha, now imagine getting a note like this from your mom: "D34R n00bi3, I w3n7 2 teh st0r3 t0 pwn sum n00bz0rz 4 GiViNG meh teh wrong w4r3z. h3r3 is liek, 25 d0llaz t0 hax meh 0u7 of teh prizonz0rz, kkthx bye. -01100101 01010011" :D good post  | ||
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Payt1
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KiLLme1st
United States1824 Posts
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Hautamaki
Canada1311 Posts
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CyuntiyuL
Canada1740 Posts
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garandou
Germany518 Posts
On February 17 2005 19:49 Pob wrote: here's the 'netiquette 101' section , has anyone ver heard any of these used in internet conversations? i started using mirc in 1997 and have never heard any of these lol CUL (See you later) OTOH (On the other hand) GMTA (Great minds think alike) RUOK (Are you OK?) TIA (Thanks in advance) TTFN (Ta-ta for now) TIA and OTOH are commonly used on usenet, never seen the others. | ||
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SweeTLemonS[TPR]
11739 Posts
On February 17 2005 19:49 Pob wrote: here's the 'netiquette 101' section , has anyone ver heard any of these used in internet conversations? i started using mirc in 1997 and have never heard any of these lol CUL (See you later) OTOH (On the other hand) GMTA (Great minds think alike) RUOK (Are you OK?) TIA (Thanks in advance) TTFN (Ta-ta for now) I've seen them explained on other sites like that, but never in online chat. | ||
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RiSE
United States3182 Posts
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IcedEarth
United States3661 Posts
On February 17 2005 18:50 CyuntiyuL wrote: Haha, now imagine getting a note like this from your mom: "D34R n00bi3, I w3n7 2 teh st0r3 t0 pwn sum n00bz0rz 4 GiViNG meh teh wrong w4r3z. h3r3 is liek, 25 d0llaz t0 hax meh 0u7 of teh prizonz0rz, kkthx bye. -01100101 01010011" :D  | ||
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