assay, unambiguous a test
- sunflower
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Re: assay, unambiguous a test
What the heck is this???
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Re: assay, unambiguous a test
hellosunflower wrote:What the heck is this???
goodbye
- ulysses5019
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Re: assay, unambiguous a test
peacock2121 wrote:hellosunflower wrote:What the heck is this???
goodbye
So, where's the test?
I believe in the usefulness of useless information.
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Re: assay, unambiguous a test
Odd kind of spam.
But I am not biting.
Sorry Pea.

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Re: assay, unambiguous a test
You failedulysses5019 wrote:peacock2121 wrote:hellosunflower wrote:What the heck is this???
goodbye
So, where's the test?
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Re: assay, unambiguous a test
Yeah I don't get it...the link is for google, not a weird site or anything. Bizarre.
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Yeah, but I mistakenly clicked on that sterlingpick link. I don't know they fit in your nose.
I believe in the usefulness of useless information.
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Re: assay, unambiguous a test
Looks like almost anything would fit in your nose today.ulysses5019 wrote:Yeah, but I mistakenly clicked on that sterlingpick link. I don't know they fit in your nose.
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Re: assay, unambiguous a test
peacock2121 wrote:Looks like almost anything would fit in your nose today.ulysses5019 wrote:Yeah, but I mistakenly clicked on that sterlingpick link. I don't know they fit in your nose.
Bite me!
I believe in the usefulness of useless information.
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Re: assay, unambiguous a test
What? No trademark thingie?ulysses5019 wrote:peacock2121 wrote:Looks like almost anything would fit in your nose today.ulysses5019 wrote:Yeah, but I mistakenly clicked on that sterlingpick link. I don't know they fit in your nose.
Bite me!
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Same idiot that showed up last night..... twice....
lb13
lb13
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So what exactly have you done to Mr. Pooxy, beast? His post is still at the top of this thread and his name still appears as its author, but the link to his profile is gone. He seems to have been semi-purged.littlebeast13 wrote:Same idiot that showed up last night..... twice....
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I don't know what that about, but the poster came from an IP address in Israel.
I may not have gone where I intended to go, but I think I have ended up where I needed to be.
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Re: assay, unambiguous a test
MarleysGh0st wrote:So what exactly have you done to Mr. Pooxy, beast? His post is still at the top of this thread and his name still appears as its author, but the link to his profile is gone. He seems to have been semi-purged.littlebeast13 wrote:Same idiot that showed up last night..... twice....
lb13
I deleted the account, but left the post since it was harmless....
Whoever it is has already registered here three times since late last night, the second time I nailed them before they could post their "test"....
lb13
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Re: assay, unambiguous a test
littlebeast13 wrote:MarleysGh0st wrote:So what exactly have you done to Mr. Pooxy, beast? His post is still at the top of this thread and his name still appears as its author, but the link to his profile is gone. He seems to have been semi-purged.littlebeast13 wrote:Same idiot that showed up last night..... twice....
lb13
I deleted the account, but left the post since it was harmless....
Whoever it is has already registered here three times since late last night, the second time I nailed them before they could post their "test"....
lb13
tee hee
lb nailed him.
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Re: assay, unambiguous a test
Persistent, isn't he? And Google reports at least one other site receiving this cryptic subject line.littlebeast13 wrote: Whoever it is has already registered here three times since late last night, the second time I nailed them before they could post their "test"....
So, I presume the test (using the innocuous Google links) is to see how our Bored software handles links, so he can post links to some nastier places later? Perhaps seeking a way to get active content run without having to click a link?