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Thanks mate :) Problem solved!

 

To be honest I thought it was just some yankee slang/noise like how yanks often woot...

 

I still don't know why someone thought "woot" was a good thing... Personally I reckon its stupid and the original person so say this should be exeuted by having their heart cut out with a dull spoon (ala Prince of Theives).

 

:)

 

But then again I think all of that "haxors" speak is stupid. There are faster ways to type then with being "haxor L337" or whatever it is sposed to be. But this would be best on another post, but I couldn't be bothered.

 

I just take people more seriously when they use real words. Even american english is aceptable ;)

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woooo queenslander! :) g'd onya mate.

 

 

yeah, as they said... dont bump too often... or people will think you're a 'newb jerk' or something...

 

we're getting 2-3 pages of threads per day (well for me anyway) and not everyone will look through them... but i always do... and i tend to post in the ones on the 2nd page a lot more.... to bring them back so people see them.

 

 

btw, im moving this thread...

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Originally posted by GonkH8er

woooo queenslander! :) g'd onya mate.

 

About time another QLD'er was here! (or spoke up).

 

I think my location is only "Queensland" - this is because of all those yankee wankers who only post their state name as if only yanks are on this forum, or who think every non-yank should know that their location is an american state as they got the false impression other country actually bother to learn about such un-important crap.

 

So I put my location as the state name only in a not-very-good statement about the arogant state-only yanks.

 

But I digress. Oh but before I am labled a troll, the only yanks im calling wankers are the wankers that only put their state name (or worse: state initials) in their location. The ones who at least include the coutnry name are nice enough - and considerate enough - and not arrogant - to include USA in the location part.

 

i repeat - the wankers are only the arogant "state only" people. any other american are not wankers and are pretty cool. (especially the women who seem to love australian acents!)

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Guest HertogJan
Originally posted by obijonkenobi

Thanks mate :) Problem solved!

 

To be honest I thought it was just some yankee slang/noise like how yanks often woot...

 

I still don't know why someone thought "woot" was a good thing... Personally I reckon its stupid and the original person so say this should be exeuted by having their heart cut out with a dull spoon (ala Prince of Theives).

 

:)

 

But then again I think all of that "haxors" speak is stupid. There are faster ways to type then with being "haxor L337" or whatever it is sposed to be. But this would be best on another post, but I couldn't be bothered.

 

I just take people more seriously when they use real words. Even american english is aceptable ;)

 

Eh.. have you ever tried to say "w00t?", In Real Life I mean... It sounds FUN! W00t!!

 

But I agree that L337 talk (or B@x as they like to call it) is well... childish... Some people are real fanatics!

 

j00 4r 4 n00b 455h0L3! 1m 901n9 70 h4x0r j00r 455 0f!!

 

:rolleyes:

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j00 4r 4 n00b 455h0L3! 1m 901n9 70 h4x0r j00r 455 0f!!

 

LOL! Perfect example of L337 speak (or wanker talk as I say). You nailed it right on the head!

 

Eh.. have you ever tried to say "w00t?", In Real Life I mean... It sounds FUN! W00t!!

 

I live in Australia, and here I've never heard anyone off-line say that. The Australian version of Big Brother had this chick in it last year who said "breeeep!" all the f__king time and it was so annoying - a few people started doing that but most people told them to shut the hell up lol

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Originally posted by Raith

Doesnt anyone else say LOL in real life ? Must just be me then ;)

 

Yeah, but maybe that's because I'm Dutch... "lol" is an actual word here, meaning "fun"... "funny" would be "lollig" in dutch, don't try to pronounce it, hehe!

 

Maybe it's an extreme coinsidence (eh spelling), but "lauching out loud" and "fun" have lot's to do with each other :D

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BTW, I have a n00b question too :)

 

what exactly does *shruds* mean? I figured out it would mean something like /me shivers

 

Am I right :)

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