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Take a look at all of his answers.
I have no idea, but I asked like eight questions in the past week (fall break woohoo!)
This guy asked a bunch of questions a few days ago that were closed and deleted as spam. Maybe he decided the only way to participate is to tell everybody else to go away ... a very strange way to join a community. I've given him the benefit of the doubt.
To get that many I would need to ask for birthdays of world leaders, one country at a time.
I'm sure you could come up with another way, like asking for the first positive integer you haven't asked for yet 98 times.
@Will: However, I am not #1 in questions asked. That honor goes to my esteemed colleague Qiaochu Yuan.
@Will: Meanwhile, Mark Sapir's comment on that question is priceless.
fraktur c bottles standing on the wall / fraktur c bottles standing on the wall / if aleph null bottles should accidentally fall / there'll be fraktur c bottles standing on the wall
(I thought briefly about doing the CH version, but it didn't seem worth prodding my brain cells back into life just for that purpose...)
That honor goes to my esteemed colleague Qiaochu Yuan.
Actually Martin Brandenburg and Theo J-F both have Qiaochu beat (not that it's a competition). I suspect Martin's 119 is the winner, but who knows.
Once you remove the questions that were actually asked for a reason pertaining to research...
Troll alert - see also here
I am much more comfortable with one-to-one conversations, and for most people on MO that means email.
If you give me your phone number, I will call you up and tell you my deepest fears. You can be sure that they involve polar bears, volcanos, and a pool full of blood-flavoured jello.
(This is of course the kind of jello with fruit floating in it, but instead of fruit, it's human hands.)
Harry, I would love to hear from you. I am listed in the Oakland-Berkeley phone book, but more relevant is that my home phone is included in my listing at http://www.ams.org/cml
You win this game of chicken dear sir.
I was just making fun of certain people making certain very private information very public.
However, sir, you might find the following amusing:
(The funny part of that wikipedia link is that you did not post that thread =p)
Not sure about troll, but certainly spammer alert: http://mathoverflow.net/users/10663/ecologicyborg
Nice catch, thermo.
(Secret identity compromised)
Troll Alert: Cory-J has been posting useless one-liners.
Have flagged a few of these (I see we also had some bona-fide old school spam from 'kabin-01', not just trolling a la Cory-J)
You guys are quick! My guess is that we'll have some more trouble for several hours, but having posts automatically deleted by the community user is usually enough to make trolls get bored pretty quick.
Note also that there's no sense in suspending this user since he wouldn't lose any abilities he couldn't regain by simply making another user. This way, we at least have a constant identity to follow, rather than playing whack-a-mole with different incarnations of the same troll.
@Will: but this thread bumps to the top whenever a troll appears anyway. What advantage is there to having it sticky?
WillieWong said: "Troll Alert: Cory-J has been posting useless one-liners."
If it was Cory-W, I would have thought it could be this guy: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xc0CB6URrV0
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