http://gawker.com/#!5799977/anonymous-gossiping-twitter-user-wreaks-havoc-on-british-celebrities
I know that it easy to have juicy gossip blocked in Pyongyang-on-the-Thames, so I thought you might want to follow this woman's tweets.
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waylandsmithy
offlineMemberI don't believe it! People unfamiliar to me have had sex with people who I recall seeing on the TV? DISGUSTING.
This is kind of substitute soft porn for Daily Mail readers.
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ronseal
offlineMemberI read the article.
adrian@gawker.com is a bit of a xenophobic tosser isn't he? Has he ever been outside America?
All that 'The British have only just discovered false rumors (sic) can be spread on Twitter' stuff.
Nine times out of ten, when you see an article by an american on Britain, it's a jumble of cliches about the monarchy and regency Britain.
"The Queen's knickers are in a twist in stuffy olde englande".
What a horrible little man. I'd never say this and mean it, of course, but he's the type of arrogant stupid loudmouth that could lead you to think:
Come back Osama Bin Laden, all is forgiven!
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waylandsmithy
offlineMemberThe Twitter account is clearly a clever conceit by the British media. Probably set up abroad in an internet cafe, using cash: totally untraceable. The clue is that one tweet is false: this allows a specific one to be discussed, and dismissed. The lack of discussion on the rest can lead you to suspect they can't be discussed, because a super-injunction is in place...
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waylandsmithy
offlineMemberOh, and then a yank journo needs to be spoon-fed the details, so they can create the story online, where the British can get at it...
Or am I paranoid?
Posted 2 years ago #
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