Trolls of the world take note: it's getting harder and harder for you to hide in the shadows of anonymity. People like Curtis Woodhouse will find you.

Myspace Tom is now fully retired and just spends his days lounging by a pool while flaming trolls on Twitter, apparently. Not a bad life, really.

Personally, I don't know what to think, mainly because I have better things to do with my time than to think deeply about the status of Rihanna and Chris Brown's relationship.

Reporting while dodging bombs would probably be too much of a task for a normal human being for them to have the time or inclination to flame wingnut Twitter trolls on the side -- but Anderson Cooper is no normal human being.

This is what the once-proud newsweekly has become: Trollweek. This week it's the Muslims' turn, as evidenced by the cover embedded above.

Copyright trolling is something we've covered extensively in the past.

It's no secret, at this point, that trolling trolls are have had a detrimental effect on the internet, to the point that some people who run websites are considering shutting down comments all together because they've become too troll-laden and trolls ruin everything.

Remember when we reported on the Florida Family Association having the vapors over characters of the same gender in a video game tastefully implied to be doing it.

Today is actually a very special day, as we actually make room for two awful trolls we somehow missed in the last year.