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'Newbie' itself is slang. The proper short-form for it would be 'newb'. 'Noob' is therefore a slang short-form for a slang term, making it a double-slang (or slong).zoobyshoe said:Not exactly, Danger. Noob is short for newbie, not "slang" for newbie.
I used to just think that you had no sense of humour. This would tend to confirm it.Gale17 said:HILARIOUS!
I've never heard that one before, but I like it.loseyourname said:My favorite (owed to the Travelocity Gnome) is "bullhonkery."
I've found that any suit, tuxedo or otherwise, when thrown into water, pretty much just floats around for a while and then might or might not sink dependent upon density, absorbancy, etc.. I have yet to see one swim.Ivan Seeking said:Something a bit nonsensical now is the expression "swimming suit". I prefer to call it a swimming tuxedo.