obscure injoke

The last really big row I saw on the Well before I left was caused by a pompous imperialist American called Richard Bennett who also signed on his wife, [emendation: she was signed on before him] and used her account to spy on the women-only conferences in order to collect ammunition against his political opponents. I cannot begin to describe the hysterical meltdown this caused. After he was thrown off, he started his own blog, and I was delighted to come across a quote from it today “unbalanced people, fanatical followers, extremists, and wackos. In my experience with Internet-enabled activism, these are the kind of people most attracted to online chat and email wars”

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  1. How can you tell when a Wellbert is lying? See if he’s typing.

    My wife was on the Well before I was, and was a member of the chicks-only conference before I joined.

    The fanatic, anti-American Wellberts massed together and lynched me after Sept. 11th because I didn’t by their collective assessment that we had it coming. One of my daughters was in the air on the morning of Sept. 11th, so this was more than an academic exercise for me.

    Wellberts are so silly.

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