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@gambrel said
Note that the troll FMF is apparently correct.
Note that the word 'troll' begs for adjectives, such as spiteful, hateful, disingenuous...

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@bigdogg said
Note that the word 'troll' begs for adjectives, such as spiteful, hateful, disingenuous...
I hadn't noticed that
Dually noted

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@very-rusty said
LOL...Your 'Noted' has been 'Noted'! 🙂

-VR
I noticed your note to my note

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Can I jot it down instead?

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@trev33 said
Can I jot it down instead?
Feel free to take notes.

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Note the handsome troll Gambrel in his beautiful style making yet another "Sticky Thread Game." It's Reminiscent of a favorite quote, the source of which escapes me in my alcoholic stupor.
"L'habit ne fait pas le moine”
Or even, "Ich bin ein sofa, ich bin eingehrimeshoe." -F Zappa
I've no idea how this is relative, but I'm trying hard to impress people. I know my posts are too verbose for even the most avid readers.

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@fmf said
The words "Note that..." followed by a poster's name, followed by a weasel word like "apparently" or "seamingly" followed by a verb, is almost invariably followed by an untrue assertion or a strawman.
Note that "seamingly" should be "seemingly".

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@fmf said
Note that "seamingly" should be "seemingly".
Note how the underhanded troll attempts to correct his error. It's Reminiscent of how some spieces devour their young. Or as Freud said [text shortened because it put me to sleep] Don't you agree?

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@gambrel said
Note how the underhanded troll attempts to correct his error. It's Reminiscent of how some spieces devour their young. Or as Freud said [text shortened because it put me to sleep] Don't you agree?
Note that the [at best] functionally illiterate white male pathologically-American clinically-ignorant widely-seen-as-morally-abhorrent sneering hate-speaking rape-apologizing troll Gambrel apparently... has... has... uh... ah... has apparently... wait... oh dear... I've forgotten what I was going to accuse him of.

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@fmf said
Note that the [at best] functionally illiterate white male pathologically-American clinically-ignorant widely-seen-as-morally-abhorrent sneering hate-speaking rape-apologizing troll Gambrel apparently... has... has... uh... ah... has apparently... wait... oh dear... I've forgotten what I was going to accuse him of.
Not to worry. Note that, whatever I was going to accuse him of, it would have been self-evidently true.

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@very-rusty said
To be 'noted' for something you do or have means to be well known and admired for it.
Bernie Madoff is noted for running a Ponzi scheme that netted him $65 billion and 150 years in the slammer. I seriously doubt that anyone admires him for it.

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@handyandy said
Bernie Madoff is noted for running a Ponzi scheme that netted him $65 billion and 150 years in the slammer. I seriously doubt that anyone admires him for it.
Noted
Glad to see you Andy

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Note that the elephantine troll hasn't yet appeared in this thread.

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@handyandy said
Bernie Madoff
He almost made off.

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@gambrel said
Note the handsome troll Gambrel in his beautiful style making yet another "Sticky Thread Game." It's Reminiscent of a favorite quote, the source of which escapes me in my alcoholic stupor.
"L'habit ne fait pas le moine”
Or even, "Ich bin ein sofa, ich bin ." -F Zappa
I've no idea how this is relative, but I'm trying hard to impress people. I know my posts are too verbose for even the most avid readers.
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Note that I didn't find that line. eingehrimeshoe is not a german word, while most of what they sing make (some kind of) sense.