newf v stone cold steve austin

[vladgd]

clones with minor differances



one good at wrestling, one good at starcraft

on american, one canadian

one famous, one not

enjoy my awesome topic

*edit*  now that i think of it, i could have found somebody who looks more like newf, but the first thing to come to mind was steve austin, hence the topic.

[NewF]

Actually if I had a more updated pic, it'd be better, cause I got a fully shaved skin head and the goatee, rather than short hair with a beard lol.

These are recent, but my hair started growing, I needa shave the head again...

[vladgd]

strange, you almost look like an entirely different person.

anyway, now i need a new celebrity to compare you too.

[NewF]

Yeah the beard/hat makes a difference lol.
Go look in the "I want nudes" thread, and you'll see more lol.

[annon]

I always thought NewF was short for NewFag.

[NewF]

Fuck you lol

[MortifiedocAlot]

I always thought NewF was short for NewFag.

He had his name way before that whole trend started. I think it stands for something like newfoundland, but I'm an ignorant american and can't recall. Also yes, that first pick is slightly close.

[vladgd]

before somebody (i think it was krazeyman) told me it meant newfoundland, i just assumed it was noob with an F at the end, its not too uncommon  to see manipulations of that word, so it was a valid assumption in my opinion.

[NewF]

Its actually the nickname I was given when I moved to London. I was from Newfoundland, so everyone started calling me "NewF" So I've been using it ever since.

[Bobbias]

Man, you guys ARE ignorant amerifags, lol.

[vladgd]

Man, you guys ARE ignorant amerifags, lol.

easier to know a bout places when you live there.

and yes, i knew what/where newfoundland is(i know a fair bit of geographical locations), it just didn't click that the name was related in any way.

[Bobbias]

For some reason, I picked up on that name immediately. Probably because we call people from newfoundland Newfies, and shortening that to NewF isn't exactly much of a stretch.