Seriously?

It's been a while, but he really showed me how to be a noob at LPQing again.

you provoked him =P

You and the leader were both being douches lol.

That's an objective viewpoint.

I've never really understood...does it matter WHAT way you do it, as long as you finish? I mean...who cares if you're doing it JMS or GMS...either way, you didnt finish the PQ

@xCkiSz: I called him a noob, once, because he apparently couldn't keep track of what combination we were at. Perhaps I should have waited until he screwed up some more before saying that to him, but I'm not fond of leaders who don't know what they're doing. Especially when they're telling someoen in the party that they're doing it wrong and said party member isn't doing anything wrong.

@ClawofBeta: In this situation, I did start it by calling him a noob, but he obviously couldn't handle even that small comment without immediately blowing up. It's not that big of an insult to me, it's saying, hey, you're either new at this, or suck so much that you may as well be new at this. While the second is certainly insulting, it's not without warrant given the situation. Perhaps I should have waited and wasted even more time trying to get him to listen to reason, but I know I've been called a noob over far less than that and somehow managed to keep it together.

@Retalion: Yeah, that's my usual standpoint. Lots of times I'm willing to put up with stupid people, even stupid leaders for LPQ. This time, I apparently went too far when I called him a noob. Given that I'm pretty sure a large number of people on MS have called each other noobs with little to no ill effects, it seemed overboard to me. It wasn't something where I was attacking him nonstop or arguing with him over something for a while. I called him a noob for not listening to what me and the other person were trying to explain to him. Namely, that we had already done that exact part and that we were proceeding with things in the correct manner. It wasn't like we were all confused about it, it seemed as though he was the only one suffering from any confusion about the matter.

In short, I still feel he overreacted and the situation was well wtihin reason for calling him a noob.