“It is what will come to pass if you should fail.”
DrHugh on
I always thought Teletubbies was the TV show playing for children in The Village of the old TV series, *The Prisoner*.
chanceischance on
Funny thing heard was after the show stopped filming. The farmer type owner of the land the telletubbies was filmed on flooded the area to stop tourists from trespassing to see it.
Cetophile on
Also: Tinky Winky is gay.
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2. Posting history is quite limited or non existent.
3. Commenting history is quite limited or non existent.
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Oh my god!
It works too well!
“It is what will come to pass if you should fail.”
I always thought Teletubbies was the TV show playing for children in The Village of the old TV series, *The Prisoner*.
Funny thing heard was after the show stopped filming. The farmer type owner of the land the telletubbies was filmed on flooded the area to stop tourists from trespassing to see it.
Also: Tinky Winky is gay.
This particular user exhibit several characteristics commonly associated with a resubmission bot:
1. The account is two months old, falling within the 1-6 month age range typical for spam accounts.
2. Posting history is quite limited or non existent.
3. Commenting history is quite limited or non existent.
4. Active posting began only recently, from a few hours to a few days ago, or right at the account’s creation.
5. The user frequently resubmits high-vote content and even adds a slim white border around the post to avoid detection from resubmission bot detectors.
6. They often resubmit the top comment from the same post they resubmitted in order to gain comment karma.
Given these signs, it’s possible that this account might transition to posting merchandise/crypto scams as soon as it accumulates a certain amount of karma.
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**Report the account: Report -> Spam -> Harmful bots.**