Chastising boosted 90s
I guess I shouldn't be surprised about it, but, I was on Deadflow (freshly boosted to 90 through WoD purchase) and I get a tell that simply said "Level 90 boosted nob". I don't know if he was calling me a knob or noob, but, thought it odd.
Really? When you purchase WoD, you're not going to boost a character to 90 for free? Yeah right!
Just found it stupid and slightly annoying. Is this a thing now?
Whisperwind - US - Alliance
5x Human Death Knights - all level 120
1x Human Paladin for LFD: 120
Bleeding Hollow - US - Horde - [On the Bench currently]
5x Orc Death Knights - 1 x 90 + 4 x 60s
1x Blood Elf Paladin: Level 67 - Healer for 5 man LFD
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Maybe he was actually calling you a nob (british slang for noble)? Were you wearing a monocle?
People are jerks and will look for new things to be jerks about.
Unfortunately I wasn't wearing a monocle
Yeah, I guess people never grow tired of finding ways to crap on others. *sigh*
Oh well, at least there is the ignore command.
Whisperwind - US - Alliance
5x Human Death Knights - all level 120
1x Human Paladin for LFD: 120
Bleeding Hollow - US - Horde - [On the Bench currently]
5x Orc Death Knights - 1 x 90 + 4 x 60s
1x Blood Elf Paladin: Level 67 - Healer for 5 man LFD
I am British and Knob is well you know.. no one calls each other nobs (unless they cannot spell) and never heard a noble ref before.
I'm sure they meant noob.
Discworld! I assumed it was general British slang but I guess it is just Discworld.
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