QQ Moar
Used especially for online gaming, it is said to people whining which actually encourages them to whine more. It is used in a sarcastic and negative tone.
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QQ moar
QQ moar by itsthemechanic August 3, 2008
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Less QQ and moar pew pew
What either hackers, or skilled players, tell n00bs who complain that the hacker or more skilled player hacks, uses cheap guns, camps, glitches, lags, chams, bots, flies, or spends too much money on premium items, and then instead of fighting with the rest of their team, sits around and spams chat about how n00b the enemy team is doing, when they in fact are the ones being the n00b.
ADpr0: lol just pwned u noobs
promastR1337: omfg you such a haxor gtfo
ADpr0: lol pro less qq and moar pew pew ya nub i dont hax
promastR1337: omfg you such a haxor gtfo
ADpr0: lol pro less qq and moar pew pew ya nub i dont hax
Less QQ and moar pew pew by Chalez November 15, 2010
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