[ARCHIVED THREAD] - Neckbeards (Page 1 of 2)
Posted: 1/25/2014 8:06:11 AM EDT
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Okay, I'm hearing and reading this term more often on here, so I know what a neck beard is, but obviously it has somewhat of a negative connotation with regard to certain individuals who wear them.
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Generally it refers to the unwashed live-in-the-basement types. Often used in a negative sense when referring to videogame nerds, Dungeons and dragons players, and ESPECIALLY my little pony fanatics.
For some bizarre reason this website has co-opted it as a term for "people who flip ammo they buy at walmart for a profit". I don't really know why, as all the people that do that here are much older people with nothing better to do at 6 in the morning every day. |
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Guilty as charged. <a href="http://s90.photobucket.com/user/Dave2006_02/media/wetbeard2_zps910d9145.jpg.html" target="_blank">http://i90.photobucket.com/albums/k249/Dave2006_02/wetbeard2_zps910d9145.jpg</a> Quoted:
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Meh, derogatory term used by homo and metrosexuals, unable to raise a whisker, much less a beard, so they lash out from the safety and female-free comfort of their Mom's basements. Heh heh. Pics of neck, please. Guilty as charged. <a href="http://s90.photobucket.com/user/Dave2006_02/media/wetbeard2_zps910d9145.jpg.html" target="_blank">http://i90.photobucket.com/albums/k249/Dave2006_02/wetbeard2_zps910d9145.jpg</a> There appears to be something growing on your neck. |
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Heh heh. Pics of neck, please. Quoted:
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Meh, derogatory term used by homo and metrosexuals, unable to raise a whisker, much less a beard, so they lash out from the safety and female-free comfort of their Mom's basements. Heh heh. Pics of neck, please. He reeks of much neck beard butt hurt
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And he looks pissed he is caught on camera. |
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Generally it refers to the unwashed live-in-the-basement types. Often used in a negative sense when referring to videogame nerds, Dungeons and dragons players, and ESPECIALLY my little pony fanatics. For some bizarre reason this website has co-opted it as a term for "people who flip ammo they buy at walmart for a profit". I don't really know why, as all the people that do that here are much older people with nothing better to do at 6 in the morning every day. I didn't know that was a "thing" seriously people flip wallmart ammo? Does it work? |
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Generally it refers to the unwashed live-in-the-basement types. Often used in a negative sense when referring to videogame nerds, Dungeons and dragons players, and ESPECIALLY my little pony fanatics. For some bizarre reason this website has co-opted it as a term for "people who flip ammo they buy at walmart for a profit". I don't really know why, as all the people that do that here are much older people with nothing better to do at 6 in the morning every day. I didn't know that was a "thing" seriously people flip wallmart ammo? Does it work? In the original, classic thread, not only did it become clear this was a "thing," but it became obvious a shitload of arfcommers did it. It is only to be expected, as the same thing is well documents in shortage economies. There are literally books on this phenomenon in Communist Russia - it's the transference of cost from price to time, where those with the time to spend, do so. |
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Quoted: Generally it refers to the unwashed live-in-the-basement types. Often used in a negative sense when referring to videogame nerds, Dungeons and dragons players, and ESPECIALLY my little pony fanatics. For some bizarre reason this website has co-opted it as a term for "people who flip ammo they buy at walmart for a profit". I don't really know why, as all the people that do that here are much older people with nothing better to do at 6 in the morning every day. The people I know who do this are two of the union stewards at the plant I work at. They get off of night shift and hang out at the closest Wal-Mart until they stock the ammo which is usually around 6:30-7am. I started going the the Wal-Mart on my way to work and buying up the .22lr they wanted to buy only to offer to resell it to them. They flipped their lid. "This is our profit!" No, it is whoever is first and honestly, I hate flippers. One started leaving work before his shift was over and his supervisor wrote him up. He was livid. I hadn't been buying .22lr because I really didn't want to troll them anymore but this one guy, he made it his mission to get it before me. Why did I troll them? Democrat voters who brought a union into a thriving but mismanaged plant and then took the union herp-derp to the max...and were surprised when the new owners decided to close us. At least they get to be the last neckbeards there. |
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I remember that thread. |
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ROFL I'm the guy who told him to post pics on the hooters girl is pregnant thread Gr |
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Generally it refers to the unwashed live-in-the-basement types. Often used in a negative sense when referring to videogame nerds, Dungeons and dragons players, and ESPECIALLY my little pony fanatics. For some bizarre reason this website has co-opted it as a term for "people who flip ammo they buy at walmart for a profit". I don't really know why, as all the people that do that here are much older people with nothing better to do at 6 in the morning every day. Yeah I'm not really sure why either It's a bunch of old farts hoarding the 22. Not what I know as neckbeards |
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ROFL I'm the guy who told him to post pics on the hooters girl is pregnant thread Gr Quoted:
ROFL I'm the guy who told him to post pics on the hooters girl is pregnant thread Gr Win! I had a small but integral part in making the BFL the arfcom logo. It's fun to be a part of arf history. Legendary threads are legendary. |
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WE could start a complete page or two called "The ARFCOM glossary." Your guide to ARFCOM vocabulary and their definitions. It would rival Websters. We have a thread to that end, it resurfaces time after time. Mhoffman started it, IIRC, before he disappeared. |
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We have a thread to that end, it resurfaces time after time. Mhoffman started it, IIRC, before he disappeared. Quoted:
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WE could start a complete page or two called "The ARFCOM glossary." Your guide to ARFCOM vocabulary and their definitions. It would rival Websters. We have a thread to that end, it resurfaces time after time. Mhoffman started it, IIRC, before he disappeared. ARFCOM 101 |
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WE could start a complete page or two called "The ARFCOM glossary." Your guide to ARFCOM vocabulary and their definitions. It would rival Websters. We have a thread to that end, it resurfaces time after time. Mhoffman started it, IIRC, before he disappeared. ARFCOM 101 That was quick. I went off looking for it, came back, and you had already posted it! |
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That was quick. I went off looking for it, came back, and you had already posted it! Quoted:
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WE could start a complete page or two called "The ARFCOM glossary." Your guide to ARFCOM vocabulary and their definitions. It would rival Websters. We have a thread to that end, it resurfaces time after time. Mhoffman started it, IIRC, before he disappeared. ARFCOM 101 That was quick. I went off looking for it, came back, and you had already posted it! I have it in my subscriptions. |
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Most of the people in question do not have a chin like that - it's more like a blubber deposit. |
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I didn't know that was a "thing" seriously people flip wallmart ammo? Does it work? Quoted:
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Generally it refers to the unwashed live-in-the-basement types. Often used in a negative sense when referring to videogame nerds, Dungeons and dragons players, and ESPECIALLY my little pony fanatics. For some bizarre reason this website has co-opted it as a term for "people who flip ammo they buy at walmart for a profit". I don't really know why, as all the people that do that here are much older people with nothing better to do at 6 in the morning every day. I didn't know that was a "thing" seriously people flip wallmart ammo? Does it work? The $55 bricks of ammo for sale at the gun show tables aren't flipping themselves. |
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Quoted: Most of the people in question do not have a chin like that - it's more like a blubber deposit. Quoted: Most of the people in question do not have a chin like that - it's more like a blubber deposit. True. However, there are numerous folks here on Arfcom sporting chin straps that claim that any beard below the jawline is a "neckbeard." I post that video with an aim to educate. |
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True. However, there are numerous folks here on Arfcom sporting chin straps that claim that any beard below the jawline is a "neckbeard." I post that video with an aim to educate. Quoted:
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Most of the people in question do not have a chin like that - it's more like a blubber deposit. True. However, there are numerous folks here on Arfcom sporting chin straps that claim that any beard below the jawline is a "neckbeard." I post that video with an aim to educate. I must have missed those threads, the last one I was in had people dismissing the idea of any neck maintenance whatsoever, as that was supposedly the whole point of growing a beard. A lot also depends on the length of the beard. A permanent 2-week look requires more neck maintenance than a full on dwarf beard. |
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This popular Cod youtuber is the perfect example of a neck beard. Every time I hear the term he comes to mind. http://i1.ytimg.com/vi/M2whb27KO90/maxresdefault.jpg Holy mother of God! It is as if the Taliban and the 40 year old virgin contributed their DNA to create something whose body fat could have greased the treads of the entire Africa Korp's tanks for three months. |






