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Quoting QrtrRacer:
The Internet is a funny place to live, especially when you haven’t been fully introduced to its many citizens. I've decided to compile a list of some of the more interesting ones. Starting with...
Troll
Tagline: “LOL, I HaXX0red j00r w0rld”
Favorite Beverage: Mountain Dew
The internet is their soapbox, and they love nothing more than to prove that to you. If you write a post, you’re obviously wrong. If you comment on their work, they’ll tear into you for every comma splice or logical fallacy. They live and breaths the flame war, and just wish they didn’t get carpel tunnel every time they typed more than three sentences. They're smart, crafty and know just how to turn a perfectly functional internet community into a snarling, yapping pile of waste.
Most of their favorite phrases include painful to read acronyms interspersed amongst grammatical unarguable, but excruciatingly pompous prose. They feed on the pain of others, and want nothing more than to shape the internet in their own image. Trolls are commonly found stalking the halls of forums. They drop their polemical phrases and skitter off to parts unknown to kindle another fire.
The Internet is a funny place to live, especially when you haven’t been fully introduced to its many citizens. I've decided to compile a list of some of the more interesting ones. Starting with...
Troll
Tagline: “LOL, I HaXX0red j00r w0rld”
Favorite Beverage: Mountain Dew
The internet is their soapbox, and they love nothing more than to prove that to you. If you write a post, you’re obviously wrong. If you comment on their work, they’ll tear into you for every comma splice or logical fallacy. They live and breaths the flame war, and just wish they didn’t get carpel tunnel every time they typed more than three sentences. They're smart, crafty and know just how to turn a perfectly functional internet community into a snarling, yapping pile of waste.
Most of their favorite phrases include painful to read acronyms interspersed amongst grammatical unarguable, but excruciatingly pompous prose. They feed on the pain of others, and want nothing more than to shape the internet in their own image. Trolls are commonly found stalking the halls of forums. They drop their polemical phrases and skitter off to parts unknown to kindle another fire.
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