8 Comments:

At 1:07 pm,  Looney said...

Dude, that was totally creepy! I can't imagine anyone being *that* weird and obsessive...

 

At 2:27 pm,  Don said...

That's a hell of a story.

 

At 5:42 am,  Anonymous said...

It makes scarecrow's denizens seem almost normal. More to the point, it makes me wonder who's the one to pity most, the troll, or the stalker.

 

At 9:00 am,  Anonymous said...

It makes scarecrow's denizens seem almost normal.

Coff! Let us not discuss newsgroup loonies without a mention of the insane den of iniquity from whence you yourself spurted forth; a place that makes the Flonk look like a church minister's convention.

Actually, that was possibly the worst example of sanity I could have mentioned. And yes, I know. IHBT.

 

At 5:35 pm,  Anonymous said...

Glad to be of service :)

In this case that Zen showed, I was intigued by the theme of an apprenticeship. I wonder if the writer will become an internet version of a DC Comics character, fighting 'wrong' wherever she thinks she finds it. Failing that, perhaps her children will grow up to be trolls.

 

At 10:45 pm,  P. said...

I have occasionally indulged myself with the thought that my son will one day be able to trace my newsgroup activity. But then I remember what he'll find and I wipe that thought right out of my mind.

 

At 7:08 am,  Anonymous said...

Whyat a brilliant idea for a sleazy B-movie, 'Momma was a usenet psycho'.

I do hope you're not merely suckering me into this conversation just to get the good Doctor's back up. He is a generous host, but I suspect that he has his limits, like all of us. Take this to email :)

 

At 12:55 am,  P. said...

I do hope you're not merely suckering me into this conversation just to get the good Doctor's back up.

Some nights one merely has to breath, much less make the effort of having conversations with his blogfans.

(grin)

 

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