On woot......
#1
I hadn't heard the term before. So I looked it up. Boy, there's some nerds here!
http://www.urbandictionary.com/define.php?term=woot
http://www.urbandictionary.com/define.php?term=woot
#2
I remeber an article when the word was voted as a cool new word / or word of the year whatever the hell it was on the yahoo homepage, and there ensued a godalmighty row between all the techy bods debating its meaning, origin and use.
All I could think of was get a life, its a made up word!
All I could think of was get a life, its a made up word!
#4










Joined: Apr 2005
Posts: 9,606

Holy $hit.
I thought the word was nothing more than some sort of strange Geordie exhortation.
Now I find it has nerd association. I may have to reconsider my offer to have a beer with Novo. He may have elastoplast on his specs.
I thought the word was nothing more than some sort of strange Geordie exhortation.
Now I find it has nerd association. I may have to reconsider my offer to have a beer with Novo. He may have elastoplast on his specs.
#5
Originally Posted by Souvenir;
Holy $hit.
I thought the word was nothing more than some sort of strange Geordie exhortation.
Now I find it has nerd association. I may have to reconsider my offer to have a beer with Novo. He may have elastoplast on his specs.
I thought the word was nothing more than some sort of strange Geordie exhortation.
Now I find it has nerd association. I may have to reconsider my offer to have a beer with Novo. He may have elastoplast on his specs.
w00t!
#7
Yorkshire meets Vegas






Joined: Jul 2004
Posts: 1,354
From: T. ON (so there!)











In what way... nothing to hang a w00t on....
I am happy to report that I am indeed something of a geek. Apart from missing the following essential items of geek equipment
1. Dungeons and Dragons Gameboard
2. Computer fan replacement abilities
3. Collection of the complete works of Isaac Asimov
4. Any adult comic
5. A room full of odd bits of electrical wire.
However I do own the following
1. Soldering Iron
And I can perform the following geek related tasks correctly...
1. Use proxy surver to surf internet sites banned at work
2. Do a "whois" to find out who owns a particular web domain
3. Strip down and clean my DSLR camera
So I guess the jury is hung on my geekiness...
I am happy to report that I am indeed something of a geek. Apart from missing the following essential items of geek equipment
1. Dungeons and Dragons Gameboard
2. Computer fan replacement abilities
3. Collection of the complete works of Isaac Asimov
4. Any adult comic
5. A room full of odd bits of electrical wire.
However I do own the following
1. Soldering Iron
And I can perform the following geek related tasks correctly...
1. Use proxy surver to surf internet sites banned at work
2. Do a "whois" to find out who owns a particular web domain
3. Strip down and clean my DSLR camera
So I guess the jury is hung on my geekiness...
#8
I have been known to woot, and sometimes woot woot has been appropriate.
I have no signs of geekness, apart from a fondness for Star Trek and Buffy the Vampire Slayer.
I have no signs of geekness, apart from a fondness for Star Trek and Buffy the Vampire Slayer.
#12
I take issue with the word w00t being nerdy. I am no way a nerd but enjoyed the random killing and destruction associated with online gaming for a while. 
I confess to not using the word much personally, as when ever good "l00t" was to be had, and people yelled "w00t!", I had normally missed ,it so my response was more likely to be " what? where?"

I confess to not using the word much personally, as when ever good "l00t" was to be had, and people yelled "w00t!", I had normally missed ,it so my response was more likely to be " what? where?"
#14
Nevermind illegal downloading, I wonder if there's a way ISPs can block people from the internet every time they use that stupid word 'w00....'
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