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8/16/2014 1:51:16 AM
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[quote]90% of people[/quote]So is that like up to their shoulders ... are they like troll people, heads/necks/shoulders of a normal person but massive troll bodies ?? Or perhaps they just swap out their man-cannons (or lady-milkpillows) with troll like replacements - being that these parts would be so huge it would account for 90%. How does it work exactly ... do you have proof of this transformation because I am beginning to see flaws in your claim?
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Hay some guy wanted to know what a Internet troll is. Could you give me some details to tell him?
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[quote]Hay[/quote]Is that for the horses ... you really do care. [quote]Could you give me some details[/quote]Today's troll hint relates to the ability to make falsehoods up and present them as facts. A classic example would be the use of statistics, such as "[i]90% of people[/i]", without any foundation nor support of their claim. A trolls grade can also be garnered from the formation of the statistics value. The lazy troll will jump at a round number, for example 90 ... whilst the more inventive troll will at least attempt to make it look as though it is based of some research, using for example 93.8%. How is that relationship (with the guy) working out?
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Hang on I'll ask a troll and get you the info you want.
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[quote]the info you want[/quote]Another example ... the multi-post reply. A troll may also hold to bolster their low levels of self esteem by replying multiple times to the same post, generally with minutes apart. The normal forum member would edit the original post, again this is not the intent of the troll as in fact there is no correction nor clarification - simply the deep need for satisfaction.
