On the back of the entertaining "rice" arguement i was just reading in the "its not a shelby " thread I was wondering when you are no longer a "noob"? I notice Clu7ch called 67 rally a noob, and I guess thats because Clu7ch has 400 or so posts compared to 67rally's 100 or so. But I also notice that clu7ch has actuall only been a member here for about 40 days longer than 67rally. Now I've been a member here for 6 months longer that either of them, but only have about 120 posts. Am I also a "noob" because of my relatively few posts? Or is it quality not quantity that is important?
If its quantity, then.......

 

I had.....

 

better post....

 

more often!

 

Wow, 122 posts
Actually, that makes 123!!!

 

Look where it says "Second Gear Member". If it says newbie there then you're a noob. It's also used to describe people (like me) with a lack of knowledge

 

Since you were reffering to the Shelby thread.

Here is the great Wikipedia Definition

I think you stop being a newb on this forum at 30 posts. Joining date is irrelevant

 

Interesting definition. And "noob" is used as an insult!
And as joining date is irrelevent, I guess it is quantity over quality then

 

Yeah, its more relevant to how much you know about the cars.

 

wow i guess im SO TOTALLY NOT A NOOB. Im in overdrive..... over 2000 Posts!!