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I got several PMessages alerting me of attacks that I haven't seen as of yet due to my unwillingness to seek mental help for not using a public treadmill. You poor things, what a sheltered life you must have had to be so frightened by my condition of treadmillphobia. Here's some info for ya that I found on the internet that may be of some help for your condition. :)<br /><br />1. Noob <br /> 1968 up, 330 down <br /> <br /><br />A. INTRO<br />I. What is this?<br />II. Defining 'Noob'<br /><br />B. COMMON NOOB CHARACTERISTICS<br />I. Noobish<br />II. Where to find noobs<br />III. Behavior of noobs<br />IV. Noob religion<br />V. More about noob habitats<br /><br />C. AVOIDING NOOBS<br />I. Make sure you aren't one<br />II. Major noob avoiding strategies<br /><br />------------------------<br /><br />A. INTRO<br /><br />I. What is this?<br />This guide is designed to give you a better understanding of what a noob is, how to recognize them, some details about them, and how to avoid or get rid of them. It mostly applies to online forums, which are the main targets of migrating noobs.<br /><br />II. Defining 'Noob'<br />Contrary to the belief of many, a noob/n00b and a newbie/newb are not the same thing. Newbs are those who are new to some task* and are very beginner at it, possibly a little overconfident about it, but they are willing to learn and fix their errors to move out of that stage. n00bs, on the other hand, know little and have no will to learn any more. They expect people to do the work for them and then expect to get praised about it, and make up a unique species of their own. It is the latter we will study in this guide so that the reader is prepared to encounter them in the wild if needed.<br /><br />Noobs are often referred to as n00bs as a sign of disrespect toward them, and it's often hella funny, but I will refer to them as noobs during this reading.<br /><br />* Usually the topic at hand on an internet forum.<br /><br />B. COMMON NOOB CHARACTERISTICS<br /><br />I. Noobish<br />Often, but not always, noobs will attempt to communicate in their own primitive language, known as "n00bish." It is a variant of the hacker language that exposes them as having little intelligence or will to learn. Here is an example of some noobish. Do not attempt to comprehend it: it cannot be discerned without professionals at hand.<br /><br />stFU /../..an, i r teh r0xx0rz liek emin3m, u cna go tO EHLL OR ATLE4St help m3 wit hthIS!!111!!!!!!!1~~1!!`` !! LOLLOLOLLOLOLlOoLLOlollLL l u n00b<br /><br />Although you may find this unbelievably funny and/or annoying, it is best to restrain yourself and keep from talking back to them, as they are very territorial and easily angered. This will result in their attempted verbal abuse of you, possibly backed up by other noobs, because they work in packs when doing offensive tasks. It is not an easy task to learn this language because our intelligent accent will keep it from sounding quite right when spoken. You can write some simple noobish of your own, however, by slamming your face into your keyboard repeatedly.<br /><br />II. Where to find n00bs<br />On the internet, n00bs make their colonies on forums. They migrate in waves, usually on weekends, and proceed to clog up bandwidth with stupid questions and sometimes even stupid answers. If you happen to be unfortunate enough to be on a board large enough to attract migrating noobs, there will hopefully be authority in charge who is smart enough to take extermination measures before they can make nests and larger colonies. THE BANNER HAMMER is one form of authority.<br /><br />Larger colonies can result in the mutation of some into spammers. Not commercial spammers, but pointless spammers. A noob can become one of these at any point, but the larger the amount of noobs, the more chance pointless spammers will appear.<br /><br />Off the internet, noobs appear anywhere the focus is on learning or discussing something specific.<br /><br />III. Behavior of noobs<br />Since noobs are basically ignorant bastards, they have a lot in common. The most often seen characteristic is their fluency in noobish, which is why it got its own section. They will also be very self confident as if they were the absolute best at what they are in fact the worst at. Also, they are quite agressive and self-centered, and tend to laugh a lot using many L's and O's in rapid sucession (the noobish word for laughing like an ultimate retard).<br /><br />It is their instinct to assemble in packs for defense, and they often attempt to organize packs that they call teams. Unfortunately for them, teams usually result in a total loss of communication and they can often begin to fight amongst each other. These teams are quite unlike those formed by non-noobs.<br /><br />Noobs have difficulty reading English and cannot comprehend the idea of authority.<br /><br />Therefore, they have an all-out disregard for rules, basic or not. A good way to identify a noob (bad) vs. a newb (good) is to tell them (or have an authority tell them) which rule they are unknowingly breaking. If they respond with an apology and fix it, they are probably not a noob. If they react by insulting everything around them in rapid noobish and causing general mayhem, it is because they are a noob and have had a small seizure due to their inability to understand what is happening.<br /><br />IV. Noob Religion<br />Noobs follow a variation of the 1337 (sometimes 7331) religion, in which they worship the number in odd rituals and put altars in their forum avatars and signatures. They often call themselves 1337, which experts say is somewhat like calling themselves godly in a human language. It's best to not interfere with their religious fantasies and practices because that can lead to a noob uprising, which can turn a forum to mush in less than a week.<br /><br />V. More about noob habitats<br />Noobs often attempt to maintain their own web pages. Some common features of these lairs are a terrible lack of content, background music, lots of pointless animated gifs, and pages that say some variation of 'tHEir isnothinG H34r yEtt LOLLOLOL!111!1!!~~~!!`! 13371337', which means 'Nothing here yet' in noobish.<br /><br />They will also have large, seemingly infinite marquees of 88X31 affiliate buttons replaced with red X's scattered here and there, and possibly a hit counter showing a number less than 100. These habitats are numerous but fairly easy to avoid because only noobs link to them. So if you can identify a noob, don't go to its homepage. Simple as that.<br /><br />C. AVOIDING NOOBS<br /><br />I. Make sure you aren't one<br />Note: This section is bilingual so even noobs can make the discovery if they haven't already.<br /><br />English (T4lk)-<br /><br />Read the above parts of this guide carefully. If you find yourself unable to comprehend any of it but are instead beginning to think about how great you are and how awesome 'teh 1337' is, you might want to take one of the many available online quizzes to check your noobancy.<br /><br />Noobish (133713371337)- Liek, u gott4 re3D teh gudieCAREFUl1y and tehn OMG LIEK I AM R0XX0RZ ya anD ify 0u turn into teh reTARDED u gota go 2 MY WEBP4GE LOLLOLOL!!111~11 ad check 4 warez n stfuu. if u r a n00b go2HELL LOLLOLOlROFLMFAO11!!!11!! !! a/s/l pos gtg n00b suxx0rz ur b0xx0rz OLOOOLOLLLL HELP HELP HELP 1337133713371337<br /><br />II. Major noob avoiding strategies<br />The main factor in attracting migrating herds of noobs is a large, active forum. If you find one of these, look to see if it has the management to avoid noob infestation. If not, look for a small or mid-sized forum that covers the same topic so you can enjoy your time there before the noobs find it.<br /><br />Another way to keep noobs from interfering with your life is to become part of the authority on one of these forums. But that's often hard to do so you'll probably be better off avoiding larger forums first off. If you do manage to become part of the authority, however, take full advantage of it and establish extermination policies so that normal people can have a nice time without noob infestations.<br /><br />Noob Talk: LAlWAlwalwalWAWLAWLAWA!~! ~!~!!!11!!! 1M NOtttt N0000BZ
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Truthfully, I am just testing this blog out right at the moment. I am a blog addict. I have another blog (two actually) on two other sites. But I am thinking writing about gluten all the time will begin to bore me as well as others. It's okay sometimes. But I can't write about gluten as much as I write in my other blogs so this blog may only have 3 or...
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I apologize but the overuse of "get over it" and than telling me to see a counselor in efforts to use a treadmill was a bit far fetched so I stopped reading there. I am looking for mature, helpful responses, not demeaning and degrading ones. Thanks for your "efforts". BTW, we don't have the options of the great outdoors - we live on a mountain and...
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Wow, not only was your post helpful Ivanna44, but inspiring! I have been told that the only exercise I should do at the moment due to the other health issues outside of Celiac, are walking. Conveniently in our building (we rent at the moment) we have a workout room with a treadmill. I am really really really shy however when it comes to exercising...
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Wow, that was a great post! Thank you! I eliminated soda from my diet more than three years ago. In fact, all I drink is water. All day long. I can't have caffeine which to me - STINKS! I like the boost I used to get from it but then someone told me it was artificial anyway and that is why I would crash a few hours into the day and need more to keep...
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I have hypothyroidism. Get this, SOMETIMES. It underproduces sometimes, and sometimes it doesn't. Doctors wont treat it yet because sometimes my levels come back normal and sometimes they don't but they said it is too mild to treat when it doesn't. But then my aunt has been taking meds for her thyroid for ages and still has the weight she can't shed so...
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ARCHIVED The Celiac Belly
cmichelle replied to Emily Elizabeth's topic in Related Issues & Disorders
1) No, but I should take in extra fiber. My diet is more limited than just the gluten free diet - however I am stuck between a rock and a hard place because I suffer with many other gastric issues - overgrowth bacteria, GERD, LPR, and whenever I eat anything high in fiber, ultimately that leads to more gas which is more bloating and more pain (really. ... -
Thanks you for the magnesium suggestion and the coconut oil. I can not have orange juice because of LPR - my voice box is "on fire" according to my ENT. I would need to take it with something low in acid content. But that is certainly something I am willing to try. Truthfully, and I know this is going to sound awful, I thought of going back on gluten...
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ARCHIVED Cushion's Disease And Celiac?
cmichelle replied to annapumpkin's topic in Related Issues & Disorders
Get a scan done! They may have dropped a stone! It could be blocking your intestinal tract - sounds very serious if you can't keep anything down, don't wait! Hope you feel better soon! -
ARCHIVED Ttc - Need Gluten Free Prenatals.
cmichelle replied to cmichelle's topic in Related Issues & Disorders
Wow, lots of good choices here. BTW, bummer we didn't hit the mark. We will be continuing trying in a couple of months. Some things came up for us temporarily that is keeping us very busy. I still take the prenatals though because my doctor told me to stay on them for the future. Thanks for all this amazing feedback! -
No, really your reply is even helpful in telling me I am NOT alone. It is so strange - I was thinking that my metabolism would increase thanks to a better digestive tract but it has slowed down immensely. Thanks for the reply.
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Hello, everyone. I am not new here but I hadn't been here for a while thanks to life events keeping us very busy around here. So I forgot my old password and needed to make a new account. I was Spruette a while back. NOW. We're caught up. My metabolism is soooo not normal. Going gluten-free three years ago, I thought would help it but actually...
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ARCHIVED The Celiac Belly
cmichelle replied to Emily Elizabeth's topic in Related Issues & Disorders
So the belly is a CELIAC thing? Got it! I have been gluten-free for three an a half years and STILL get the belly. However, I also have LPR and can not consume caffeine, chocolate, or tomatoey things so what is left after all that but some fatty foods which since I do not have a gallbladder, I can not process it correctly. So I just figured it was FAT... -
Hello! I am TTC with my DH the old fashioned way - I think in my own belief is that we hit the mark this month - I have one more week till testing. Question is if I did and even if I didn't hit the mark (for the future) what prenatal vitamins are gluten free? I also would love to ask which folic acid supplements are gluten free? The stores...