Blogger: Catch Me If You Can [Wired News]

Wired News ^ | May. 07, 2003 | Leander Kahney

[Constitution Day]

A mysterious weblog purporting to be the journal of an anonymous heiress on the run from her wealthy family appears to be a hoax. But the site and offline elements supporting it are so elaborate and so well executed that many bloggers suspect the whole thing just might be true.

[genefromjersey]

Hoo, boy !

Look what I've been missing out on !!

Gee, I could start my own blog: Mmmmmmmmm.........

Genefromjersey , a sixty-something white male, is on the RUN: trying to escape the attentions of several stout,blue-haired Senior women ( whose chief goal is to tear off his (kinda scurvy ) tee shirt and ravish him....

Naw. That won't work ! Mmmmmmmmmm............

[Constitution Day]

LOL! I'd work on that a bit.

[Tijeras_Slim]

CGEB strikes again!

[Constitution Day]

That couldn't be CGEB...no floating hosts or multicolored text on the blog!

[Jay D. Dyson]

Yet another shining example of The Internet Gullibility Syndrome. A malaise that strikes even the usually-intelligent into believing anything they read online. The primary indicator of this syndrome is demonstrated by unquestioning acceptance of the five following statements:

1. If you forward an e-mail, Bill Gates will send you money;
2. If you *don't* forward an e-mail, a stricken child won't get his dying wish;
3. Watch out for a certain e-mail -- it will destroy your hard drive and, quite possibly, your entire life;
4. Democrats really have your best interests at heart; and
5. I'm a sexy, voluptuous, 18-year-old redhead who wants to jump your pasty-white-geek bones.

The only treatment for this disorder is to unplug your computer, store it in a closet, and get a freakin' life!

-Jay

[Constitution Day]

The only treatment for this disorder is to unplug your computer, store it in a closet, and get a freakin' life!

LOL! Some people couldn't do that if they sold Clue Juice at Wal-Mart.