About: Holo-Net fanboy

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A Holo-net fanboy was presumably any individual that spent an alarming amount of time on the holo-net. In an episode of the Polaris Compendium of Historical Importantness it was stated that the super-computer IRIS had an IQ of 3,000,000,000, while also mentioning that it was equal to the I.Q of 3,000,000,000 Holo-Net fanboys. This implies, likely in a joking manner, that the average holo-net fanboy had an IQ of 1, alluding to the possibility that they had a notoriously bad reputation in Polaris.

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rdfs:comment	A Holo-net fanboy was presumably any individual that spent an alarming amount of time on the holo-net. In an episode of the Polaris Compendium of Historical Importantness it was stated that the super-computer IRIS had an IQ of 3,000,000,000, while also mentioning that it was equal to the I.Q of 3,000,000,000 Holo-Net fanboys. This implies, likely in a joking manner, that the average holo-net fanboy had an IQ of 1, alluding to the possibility that they had a notoriously bad reputation in Polaris. Holo-Net fanboys were fat lazy people who watched the Holo-Net all of the time. As all they did was watch the Holo-Net, they had a very high IQ, averagely it was thought to be 1666. Listening to a Holo-Net fanboy was thought to be incredibly boring, as they knew pretty much everything and liked to explain it all.
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abstract	A Holo-net fanboy was presumably any individual that spent an alarming amount of time on the holo-net. In an episode of the Polaris Compendium of Historical Importantness it was stated that the super-computer IRIS had an IQ of 3,000,000,000, while also mentioning that it was equal to the I.Q of 3,000,000,000 Holo-Net fanboys. This implies, likely in a joking manner, that the average holo-net fanboy had an IQ of 1, alluding to the possibility that they had a notoriously bad reputation in Polaris. Holo-Net fanboys were fat lazy people who watched the Holo-Net all of the time. As all they did was watch the Holo-Net, they had a very high IQ, averagely it was thought to be 1666. Listening to a Holo-Net fanboy was thought to be incredibly boring, as they knew pretty much everything and liked to explain it all.

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