[WheresMyBailout]

I didn’t know what “n00b” meant. I took it to be an insult and that’s why I responded harshly, for which I apologize for.

I don’t know what Tango Sierra means. (I’m really not up to speed with Internet speak).

[Sylvester McMonkey McBean]

Tango Sierra.

Tough Stuff.

TS for short.

Welcome aboard.

[Lazamataz]

I don’t know what Tango Sierra means. (I’m really not up to speed with Internet speak).

Well, allow me to educate you to l33t (Internet Elite Speak).

Tango Sierra is an acronym. It means.

To
Anyone
Not
Genuinely
Original,

Shutup
Immediately,
Enduringly,
Rapidly!
Right,
A-hole?

You see? It's an acronym.

Y'see.

[philman_36]

Bwahahahaha ... nice comeback, n00b!
Which elicits...
I’m not taking the bait, troll.
WMB knows what a "troll" is. Yet...
I didn’t know what “n00b” meant.

What?! I'm not meaning to butt into things here, but I find WMB's...argument...to be deceptive.
Calling somebody a "troll", as well as other wording used, is indicative of somebody with a moderate to fair understanding of Internet vernacular. (...feel free to PM me...)
And if the newbie was concerned that he had been slighted all he had to do was look up "n00b" on any search engine.
The same thing goes for Tango Sierra.

It just doesn't add up. Is it new math?
Pardon my analyzing ways.