[quote]wufwugy wrote:
does the phrase “when the going gets tough, the tough gets going” mean nothing to you?[/quote]
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ust wanted to give credit to the author of that quote - john blutarsky
but seriously it’s tough to change lingo especially something w/ deep roots like GNUBE . but if you got something you like keep using it . if it’s good it sticks.
HOLYSHIT YEAH MILLAR JUST JACKED A THREE RUN SHOT ! SOX UP 9-3 in the 7th !
[quote]Kuz wrote:
wufwugy wrote:
does the phrase “when the going gets tough, the tough gets going” mean nothing to you?
Not sure how that even applies. Care to elaborate?[/quote]
i carefully placed the ambiguity because i wasn’t sure what your purpose for your post was. now, it seems to me that you just don’t really like the nomenclature that T-Nation uses for noobs.
what caught my eye about your post was that you refered to how the marines treat noobs poorly and how this is not a “good thing”. i disagree. going through shit can build character better than being silver spooned.
but, it seems you weren’t really concerned with this point, so i’ll just let it go…
[quote]Kuz wrote:
vroom wrote:
Slang is like a rope, it is damned hard to push.
Weren’t you just shouting from the rooftops about some new deadlifting accomplishments? I am now skeptical if you have a hard time pushing rope. ;)[/quote]
“what caught my eye about your post was that you refered to how the marines treat noobs poorly and how this is not a “good thing”. i disagree. going through shit can build character better than being silver spooned.”
I agree with this to the fullest.I’ve been lifting my entire life and at 23 I’m still a noob.There are guys on here that know alot more than I do so they have a right to refer to me anyway they choose,b/c I’m the one who has shit to learn from them.Plus you have to crawl before you walk so earning your stripes can defintely be a good thing.
Seriously though, being a newbie isn’t a bad thing, it only states the obvious. It lets everyone know at which stage you’re in. So what if it’s only the first stage. I don’t think it’s deragatory in any sence.
One might also wonder that if a person can’t take being called a “newb”, is there any reason to think they can handle 90% of the workouts, diets, and let’s face it People, on this site?
[quote]usaffirefighter wrote:
One might also wonder that if a person can’t take being called a “newb”, is there any reason to think they can handle 90% of the workouts, diets, and let’s face it People, on this site?[/quote]
I agree, but again, this was less about what can they take (this is a site were you need to earn your street cred) and more to do with coming up with something a little less cute.