What is a noob thread?

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Edited Date/Time 1/24/2012 7:30pm
I think the scar tissue on my brain is having an effect on my comprehension. So would someone help me out and tell me what a "complete noob thread" is? If I plan on hangin' out here, I gotta talk the talk I suppose. Thanks!
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MaxPower 1/12/2009 1:49pm
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are 4 strokes better than 2 stokes?
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JPT 1/12/2009 2:20pm
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Well, you had enough sense to post that in this section. That would have gotten you killed in non-moto.
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#33 1/12/2009 2:54pm
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JPT wrote:
Well, you had enough sense to post that in this section. That would have gotten you killed in non-moto.
If I had good sense, I would've never ask the question because I care less about talkin' the talk. To stinkin' old !
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prillernut 1/12/2009 3:34pm
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JPT wrote:
Well, you had enough sense to post that in this section. That would have gotten you killed in non-moto.
"sound wisdom, pilgrim" -

and yeah, in particular Tongue starting a 4-stroke vs 2-stroke thread, especially as a "newbie", would be like chumming for sharks while going for a swim. Some people get off on that, but otherwise keep low profile for a while...

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1300c rider 1/13/2009 6:52am
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I am a noob on this forum but have been a fan of the sport since 96. I don't get a kick out of the fighting and name calling but I do enjoy reading and learning about our sports past. I might not post very much but I do enjoy reading all the insights in here.
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JPT 1/13/2009 7:00am
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1300c rider wrote:
I am a noob on this forum but have been a fan of the sport since 96. I don't get a kick out of the fighting...
I am a noob on this forum but have been a fan of the sport since 96. I don't get a kick out of the fighting and name calling but I do enjoy reading and learning about our sports past. I might not post very much but I do enjoy reading all the insights in here.
Now that isn't entirely true. You seem to be enjoying fighting with Dave over the tuff-blocks.Wink
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1300c rider 1/13/2009 7:02am
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Hmm thats a discussion.
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Larry 1/14/2009 9:54am
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Nothing wrong with being a noob, its just like when you start racing. Plan on learning a lot and taking some hits.
Even though I was real slow when I started racing it was still a blast.
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JPT 1/14/2009 2:54pm
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Larry wrote:
Nothing wrong with being a noob, its just like when you start racing. Plan on learning a lot and taking some hits. Even though I was...
Nothing wrong with being a noob, its just like when you start racing. Plan on learning a lot and taking some hits.
Even though I was real slow when I started racing it was still a blast.
I was real slow when I started racing and kinda slow later on.
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Digger437 1/14/2009 3:29pm
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You start out life wearing diapers and usually end up later in life wearing diapers, just try to have fun in between.

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