Okay. I bring you exhibit one:
Notice. She asked if anybody said trolls. It can be presumed that she meant somebody in the thread, not somebody in the entire world, because this would be simply impractical. Surely, someone somewhere said trolls--you can be almost assured of that. Nonetheless, it's obviously that somebody DID say trolls at one time or another. But that's not what we're talking about, because, as stated, that would be so horribly not pragmatic.
So, for a more locationalized basis: If we zoom into the thread alone. Nobody had said trolls before in the thread (technically nobody SAID anything, but you know what I mean). However, there it's apparent that Vauxhall had said "trolls" (the word she was asking for) in the very question that she's asking it. So. What makes a question? Obviously, she said "DID somebody say trolls," and thus asking about passed things that had happened, otherwise she would have said "WILL somebody say trolls." Thus, "trolls" must be said before she asked the question. However, she herself said "trolls" IN the question in question (heheh). Note that the question mark is AFTER the word "trolls." So does that mean that somebody (herself) SAY trolls before the question was asked or was it said after the question was asked because it's part of the question itself?
What do you think? Did somebody say trolls?(!)
~D-Draw
P.S. I refute all responsibility for creating this thread tomorrow when I'm actually well-rested.