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NOOB ? What does "NBS" & "OBS" stand for?

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By fluxu8
October 13, 2004 in The Off-Topic Bar

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Posted October 13, 2004

Posted October 13, 2004

Just wondering.

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Posted October 13, 2004

Posted October 13, 2004

NBS = New Body Style (99+)

OBS = Old Body Style (88-98 and some 99,2000)

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Posted October 13, 2004

In the best Austin Powers voice...." Ahh thank you!"

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Posted October 14, 2004

Posted October 14, 2004

hehe i was wondering the same

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