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A lesson about trolls
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Here is the basic rundown of troll levels found on this board:

Wilkie: Novice troll, still learning from miko, probably somewhat sociable in an ordinary environment

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miko: unabashed alpha troll of the conference realignment board, has a newly found troll erection for the Memphis Tigers, baits the weak

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Tallgrass: AAC hater extraordinaire, faux Tulsa fan, wordsmith troll

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BOSSMAN: the yoda of the trolls

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05-03-2013 12:46 PM
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RE: A lesson about trolls
04-jawdrop04-jawdrop04-jawdrop04-jawdrop04-jawdrop I am speechless...
05-03-2013 02:42 PM
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