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Are you challenging me? I am a lawyer and love such games.

Am I now? Asking for clarification is a challenge?

For me it means "not distinguishable from any other AM".

Thanks for confirming your invented definition , "not distinguishable from any other indistinguishable we call Anonymous Monk"

A thread is a room, someone from the left says something, someone from the right says something, they're all wearing Anonymous Monk, when the thread ends, when they leave the room, you don't even know which side of the room they were standing in, much less whom they are, or what computer they posted from, they're still Anonymous Monk, faceless, namless, anyone, any dog

In reply to Re^11: to distinguish between [Anonymous Monk]s in a thread, brand 'em by Anonymous Monk
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