Old Odd Anderson is doing her best to demonstrate that her nyms have a
life. Too fucking funny.

On Sun, 2 Mar 2008 12:19:40 -0800 (PST), PyrateJohn
gmail.com> wrote:

:>Old Odd Anderson is doing her best to demonstrate that her nyms have a
:>life. Too fucking funny.

She's having a complete meltdown. It happens everytime you
acknowledge her existence. Sad old skank.

On Mar 2, 11:00 pm, Sarah Czepiel cox.net> wrote:

She threw a hissy fit on the trip she made when I wouldn't meet with
her about a restaurant down here that I enjoyed - and still enjoy. In
her warped mind being able to criticize a popular restaurant that is
still going strong empowered her although to a normal person it just
made her look stupid and clueless.

PyrateJohn said the following:

that's gotta be better than how you have painted yourself inside a
zoo-like cage

located in the civic center of a large cosmopolitan city

you coulda continued sweetheart scamming who knows how many more
gullible women

and beasts like your current sideshow freak

but you're too stupid, inept, and perpetually soaked in booze to keep
your fat diseased mouth shut

so now hundreds or maybe thousands of people know you are a total loser

and point proverbial fingers your way while laughing at what a dumb
derelict fatass you and you alone have made of yourself

On Mar 3, 10:06 am, Dewey Decimate System
TempEMail.net> wrote:

ROFL! Oh, puh-leese! You are out of your fucking mind, Karen. Not
like that's anything new, of course.

First of all,
99.99999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999893%%
of the people that I deal with have no clue that you've been stalking
me for 4 years. And wasting your life all of that time, I might add.

Go to Google. Search. Most people never get past the first page of a
Google search. If someone is looking for my writings they might see
some of the insane chatter but they also see me making you look like
an ass, and lately they see Sarah calling you a psycho. 99%% of the
time they would ignore the newsgroup posts altogether.

On Mon, 3 Mar 2008 07:45:15 -0800 (PST), PyrateJohn
gmail.com> wrote:

:>On Mar 3, 10:06 am, Dewey Decimate System
:>TempEMail.net> wrote:
:>
:>
:>>
:>> so now hundreds or maybe thousands of people know you are a total loser
:>>
:>> and point proverbial...

On Sun, 2 Mar 2008 12:19:40 -0800 (PST), PyrateJohn
gmail.com> wrote:

In a strange way it's almost a privilege to see this happening right
before our eyes. We have front row seats to the inner workings of a
mentally ill skank as she slips into all her multiple personalities
while recording her chaotic thoughts. This newsgroup might end up
being required reading for psychology students on college campuses all
over the country.

On Mar 3, 9:34�pm, Sarah Czepiel cox.net> wrote:

That's probably true. If someone subscribes to a newsgroup that
doesn't mean that they are actively reading it, just that they did
once.

Face it, this is about like a couple of drunks (them) shouting at some
proper theater goers (us) on a dark street corner. No one cares, and
no one in town really takes them seriously anyway.

It's cheap entertainment basically as we watch Anderson unravel.

On Mar 3, 11:26�pm, Ken Ehrett olg.com> wrote:

As I have mentioned I am working on a novel and I have Andersonesque
and Cmelakesque and some other "fictional" stalkers set to be
introduced. They won't play a significant role in this book but if it
goes to a series they will most likely have a larger role in at least
one future novel.

I wrote an outline for a fictional account of the stalking once that
had three characters: an old woman that was infatuated with the book's
hero, and two of her buddies that she manipulated into helping her.

On Tue, 4 Mar 2008 07:26:52 -0800 (PST), Beavershot Anderson
hushmail.com> wrote:

:>On Mar 3, 9:34?pm, Sarah Czepiel cox.net> wrote:
:>
:>> The other 125 readers are Karen and her sycophants/nyms/anonymous
:>> remailer " friends ". ?
:>
:>
:>That's probably true. If someone subscribes to a newsgroup that
:>doesn't mean that they are actively reading it, just that they did
:>once.

If you Google antu you'll find there were never these anonymous
remailers until Lumpy arrived and got her head shoved up her ass.

:>Face it, this is about like a couple of drunks (them) shouting at some
:>proper theater goers (us) on a dark street corner. No one cares, and
:>no one in town really takes them seriously anyway.
:>
:>It's cheap entertainment basically as we watch Anderson unravel.