Do you think t-roy and NathanAllen are the same person?
Yes
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No
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Most likely, but instead of trying to prove that direct link let me point out on the home page right now it says there are 40 people on-line (40!). 9 members and 31 guests. But in my day of kicking around in here off and on I've probably conversed with what seems like 5 or so people. Who are those other 35 logged on but not doing anything, hmm? There's lots of Medusa identities going on in here. Side: Yes
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I just logged in for the first time in a long time and I was reading through the debates and I was reading them kind of from a outsider point of view because I haven't been on and aware of what had been happening. So when I was reading everything, I noticed NathanAllen and t-roy have a lot of arguments and seem to always mess with people. So I think they are the same person because of they seem to argue in the same debates a lot. Side: Yes
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O this one is awesome. Sad part here is every computer and computer network has a unique IP addresses and at no time has my network ever seen a troy account. Nor has my ip ever been seen on troy's account. So by that I could not physically be troy because of distance. My IP pings in Willard Missouri and their pings somewhere else. So physically I can not be troy nor could I ever be him. Side: No
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Actually if I had a vpn no they would not be the same location at any time. I would not ping in the same location at any time. I would never have the same IP address either. Do not get me started I know exactly what I am talking about when it comes to VPNs I use one when using the deep web. So no one can know my location are my actual IP. Did you know websites do log ip addresses. And the owner can see this log. This account has 3 ip addresses logged because I use 3 different devices. Main desktop, ipad, and laptop. Side: Yes
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Really then why do I mostly ping as 97.64.215.162? A VPN is a virtual private network meaning you ping a ip but it does not ever ping as the same ip twice. That is because if that computer ever used the same IP you could be traced. A VPN also changes the ip every so often. So still your argument and debate is false. Side: Yes
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