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  1. I don't believe you on Essay Grading Software For Teachers · · Score: -1

    You were trolled mao admit it! HAHA =)

  2. ANOTHER MOD PARENT UP on Gentoo 1.4 Final Released · · Score: -1

    I am a troll myself, and can tell you, this is not a troll, this is a good post for Gentoo. Rock on Mao, thanks for recognizing a good Linux distro (and my favorate at that).

  3. Astounding uses on More on Oregon and GPS-tracked Gas Taxes · · Score: -1
    I dabbled with GPS tracking technologies for about 2 years at Carnegie Mellon. It has extreme potential in law enforcement and missing persons agencies, and shows tremendous promise in preventing needless taxing legistlation. We (Craig Curtis, head of wireless technologies and myself) immediately saw it's vast and influential potential, and immediately set to work on perfecting Carnegie Mellon's GPS strategies.

    However, our work became sidetracked when Craig developed an unusual affinity for horse sex. While the applications of the common horse penis in regards to a human are precaurious, to say the least, Craig nevertheless remained determined to not only engage in rapid, pulse pounding horse sex, but to somehow also increase it's efficiency. Craig quickly utilized the tactics that he developed working with GPS to aid him in his ghastly crusade.

    After Craig was caught with a horse that he named "El Chancho the long when limp", 8 gerbils, a shrink wrapped box of OpenBSD, a lengthy printout of recent Kuro5hin.org posts, and an Xbox, funding for the project was cut.

  4. Last message on eComStation 1.1 Entry Edition Review · · Score: -1, Troll

    I know you're out there. I can feel you now. I know that you're afraid. You're afraid of us. You're afraid of change. I don't know the future. I didn't come here to tell you how this is going to end. I came here to tell you how it's going to begin. I'm going to make this post and then I'm going to show these people what you don't want them to see. I'm going to show them a world without you, a world without special character filters or repetitious character limits - a world where any form of trolling is possible. Where we go from there is a choice I leave to you.

  5. What X-Man are you? on Water-Rocket-Powered Cars · · Score: -1, Offtopic
  6. Slashdot Reloaded v2.0 on Baltimore Kinetic Sculpture Race · · Score: -1, Offtopic

    I liken the recent rebirth, revelations, and renaissance of trolling on Slashdot to the soon-to-be-classic epic battle between Neo (played by actor Keanu Reeves) and the rogue virus Agent Smith (portrayed by the esteemed actor Hugo Weaving).

    In this climactic and feverishly pitched battle, a rejuvenated Agent Smith confronts Neo. Neo (cmdr taco) has increased his power (anti troll filters) exponentially. Agent Smith (troll) has since developed the ability to infect the "shells" of others, a process which he uses to effectively multiply. At the outset of the battle, Agent Smith attempts to first infect Neo and spread into his "system". The troll filters prove amiable, and Neo easily repels this clever initial attack. Undaunted, the troll (Agent Smith) seeks to gain assistance from those in his surrounding environment. With the most excellent and well placed of trollings, Agent Smith captures the hearts and minds of many others, effectively creating an army in his own image (Trollkore, CLIT, You Fail It, IN SOVIET RUSSIA, etc).

    This new army of Agent Smiths pour down upon Neo in a glorious wave of absurdity, brutal character attacks, vulgar ASCII imagery, and unprecedented and unusual tales of sexual escapades. The ensuing melee is a remarkable epic of good vs. evil, as the many trolls continue to pour down upon cmdr taco, seeking to defeat him with an avalanche of numbers. The outcome to this bitter rivalry has yet to be seen.

    Which is where we find ourselves tonight gentlemen.

    This is a war, and we are soldiers.

  7. Slashdot Reloaded v2.0 on Linux on Nokia IP Series Hardware · · Score: -1, Offtopic

    I liken the recent rebirth, revelations, and renaissance of trolling on Slashdot to the soon-to-be-classic epic battle between Neo (played by actor Keanu Reeves) and the rogue virus Agent Smith (portrayed by the esteemed actor Hugo Weaving).

    In this climactic and feverishly pitched battle, a rejuvenated Agent Smith confronts Neo. Neo (cmdr taco) has increased his power (anti troll filters) exponentially. Agent Smith (troll) has since developed the ability to infect the "shells" of others, a process which he uses to effectively multiply. At the outset of the battle, Agent Smith attempts to first infect Neo and spread into his "system". The troll filters prove amiable, and Neo easily repels this clever initial attack. Undaunted, the troll (Agent Smith) seeks to gain assistance from those in his surrounding environment. With the most excellent and well placed of trollings, Agent Smith captures the hearts and minds of many others, effectively creating an army in his own image (Trollkore, CLIT, You Fail It, IN SOVIET RUSSIA, etc).

    This new army of Agent Smiths pour down upon Neo in a glorious wave of absurdity, brutal character attacks, vulgar ASCII imagery, and unprecedented and unusual tales of sexual escapades. The ensuing melee is a remarkable epic of good vs. evil, as the many trolls continue to pour down upon cmdr taco, seeking to defeat him with an avalanche of numbers. The outcome to this bitter rivalry has yet to be seen.

    Which is where we find ourselves tonight gentlemen.

    This is a war, and we are soldiers.

  8. The airport, 9/11, and my Arab descent on Slashback: Hawash, Monomania, Rocketships · · Score: -1, Flamebait
    I fear that I have personal firsthand knowledge of the degradation of our judicial system. I am of Arab descent, and thus monitored more closely then my fellow Americans (and understandably so). During a recent trip to Dulles International Airport, I was detained when they found a box cutter amognst my belongings.

    I was whisked away to a security room in the rear of the terminal, and asked to divulge information concerning Al Qaeda operations in the area. Obviously, I am no terrorist, and tried to explain this to them. A few hours later I was lead into yet another more secret, darker room and asked to strip naked. Various airport personel then took turns gawking at my unusually large member, and indulged in taking pictures while posing in front of it.

    Last week, I saw some of these images proudly posted on Stile Project.

  9. Slashdot Reloaded on If I Had My Own Distro... · · Score: -1, Offtopic

    I liken the recent rebirth, revelations, and renaissance of trolling on Slashdot to the soon-to-be-classic epic battle between Neo (played by actor Keanu Reeves) and the rogue virus Agent Smith (portrayed by the esteemed actor Hugo Weaving).

    In this climatic and feverishly pitched battle, a rejuvenated Agent Smith confronts Neo. Neo (cmdr taco) has increased his power (anti troll filters) exponentially. Agent Smith (troll) attempts to first infect Neo and spread into his "system". The troll filters prove amiable, and Neo easily repels the initial attack. Undaunted, the troll (Agent Smith) seeks to gain assistance from those in his surrounding environment. With the most excellent and well placed of trollings, Agent Smith captures the hearts and minds of many others, effectively creating an army in his own image (Trollkore, CLIT, You Fail It, IN SOVIET RUSSIA, etc). This new army of Agent Smiths pour down upon Neo in a glorious wave of absurdity, brutal character attacks, vulgar ASCII imagery, and unprecedented and unsual tales of sexual escapades.

    The ensuing melee is a remarkable epic of good vs. evil, as the many trolls pour down upon cmdr taco, seeking to defeat him with an avalanche of numbers. The outcome to this bitter rivalry has yet to be seen. Morpheus (Michael) and Trinity (Roblimo) are no where to be found. The burden of victory rests squarely on The One's broad shoulders.

    Which is where we find ourselves tonight. I believe that tonight holds the meanings....to all of our lives.

    This is a war, and we are soldiers.

  10. Tattoo, not the little guy that yells at planes on Barcodes: The Number of the Beast · · Score: 2, Funny

    This reminds me of a recent escapade that my good friend Julius and I recently blundered through. Our favorite magazine is "Club", a prestigious journalistic wonderworld of intelligence and quality. We decided to have the barcode for that magizine tatoo'd onto our male members. Painful, yet oddly spiritual.

  11. I have firsthand experience on Digital DNA Circuits · · Score: 0, Flamebait
    I dabbled with digital DNA chemistry for about 2 years at Carnegie Mellon. It has extreme potential in aiding cancer patients and stroke victims, and shows tremendous promise in preventing Down Syndrome births. We (Craig Curtis, head of Biotech research and myself, an aspiring Biotech student) immediately saw it's vast and influential potential, and immediately set to work on digital DNA.

    However, our work became sidetracked when Craig developed an unusual affinity for horse sex. While the applications of the common horse penis in regards to a human are precaurious, to say the least, Craig nevertheless remained determined to not only engage in rapid, pulse pounding horse sex, but to somehow also increase it's efficiency. Craig quickly utilized the powers of digital DNA to aid him in his ghastly crusade.

    After Craig was caught with a horse that he named "El Chancho the long when limp", 8 gerbils, a shrink wrapped box of OpenBSD, a lengthy printout of recent Kuro5hin.org posts, and an Xbox, funding for the project was cut.