re: Have you ever run your TD handle through AI?

Friend,

Intelligence is a gift from God. It is not earned. It is fleeting. It is limited. Gloating about one’s intelligence is akin to a prisoner bragging to another prisoner that his cell is bigger.

Yours,
TulaneLSU

Darth was already exposed. I'm not going to let him derail the thread. People were having fun until he embarrassed himself.

There's no need to rub it in his face further.

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Darth was already exposed. I'm not going to let him derail the thread. People were having fun until he embarrassed himself.

There's no need to rub it in his face further.

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Tell yourself whatever necessary to salve your shattered ego.

From Grok

LittleJerrySeinfield (often stylized with the Seinfeld reference) is a longtime, highly active poster (over 11,000 posts since registering in 2013) on Tigerdroppings.com and its sister site SECRant.com. ?
He participates across sports (especially SEC/LSU football), off-topic/lounge boards, movies/TV, and heavily in Political Talk. His profile humorously lists his favorite team as “US Space Force,” biography as “Coined the phrase ‘Junk in the trunk’,” interests as “I have many leather-bound books,” and occupation as “TCoB” (likely “The Coonass Board” or a similar regional joke). This sets a tone of self-aware, lighthearted irreverence. ?
Key Personality Traits from Posts
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In short, he’s the type of user who keeps threads lively with sarcasm and references while contributing meaningfully on sports, pop culture, and current events. His style fits the irreverent, passionate tone of Tigerdroppings/SECRant.

That's the kind of posting that will get you on the next edition of the OT rankings