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I need someone to point me in the direction of some good green stuff tutorials for noobs, when I say noobs I mean I just bought green stuff and I have no idea what to do with it. LOL Please help a fellow dakka'ite out please.

go over to the P&M blogs on dakkadakka and have a quick look. All I can tell you is be patient. I am not joking that you will spend somewhere near an hour working on a part (this includes waiting time)....good luck anyway.

Work in layers & one part at a time.
If you try to do too much at once you'll either end up ruining the bit you're working on or putting a figure print on a part you've already finished.
Use colour / clay shapers - I use 'firm'.
Use water to help smooth bits out.
Look around for stuff that can be used for making textures - eg pins, both the pointy end end the other end.
Practice makes perfect. You're 1st effort is likely to be crap.
Get some sculpting tools - GW do one but there are so many other shapes and if you buy a set you will only just spend a little more than if you buy the GW one.
I don't know where you get stuff from in the US though - sorry.