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  1. Esther Sassaman - Hotshot Journalist On The Rise by Anonymous Coward · · Score: -1, Offtopic · on A Conference About Spam

    Surely, Mr. Traficant is quaking in his boots at the prospect
    of being interviewed by Ms. Sassaman. Ms. Sassaman's reporting
    is the most hard-hitting; the most insightful; the most
    fact-based. Every interview she does (how many... two now?) opens
    a Pandora's box of corruption and intrigue.

    Ms. Sassaman concocts many a rich fantasy in her clouded mind. Her
    writing never seems to hit the mark. That is because it is never
    based in anything resembling reality. How many times have we been
    teased with suggestions of "having it cold" that a "certain large
    company" is involved in far-reaching scandal? How many times have we
    been promised penetrating interviews with the rich and famous?

    I think it has become painfully obvious that Ms. Sassaman lives in
    a world completely of her own manufacture. "I'm going to interview Jamez
    Traficante." "I'm going to blow the lid off of nookie." "I'm going
    to expose the corruption going on in Russian Blue cat farms."

    Yes. We believe you, Esther. Now, go in for your schizophrenia
    treatment and quiet down.

    Now, there is nothing wrong with living in a fantasy. And there is
    nothing wrong with setting goals for yourself. But Kuro5hin has had
    enough of Ms. Sassaman's blatant and admitted trolling and attention
    farming. After having read this diary entry several times, I can see
    no other purpose than to say to all of Kuro5hin: "Look at me! I'm a
    hot-shot journalist and I'm going to interview Jamez Traficante! Please
    heap your adulation on me now!"

    Sorry, not this time. Perhaps a better place to have posted this
    diary would have been Adequacy,
    which is the intended victim of this fantasy interview. What, pray tell, was
    the reason for posting this here? To get more traffic for Adequacy,
    which has been in steady decline for several months now? Probably. And,
    of course, personal attention.

    In summary, I guess I can only point out that I have spoken to people who
    were under the influence of LSD and still had more grounding in reality than
    Ms. Sassaman. Perhaps she would do well to pack her knapsack and hitch a
    ride to China, where her delusions of grandeur and fantasies of conspiracy
    could be put to good use in a propaganda machine.

    Bye.

  2. Esther Sassaman - Hotshot Journalist On The Rise by Anonymous Coward · · Score: -1, Offtopic · on World's First Tree-sitting Weblog

    Surely, Mr. Traficant is quaking in his boots at the prospect
    of being interviewed by Ms. Sassaman. Ms. Sassaman's reporting
    is the most hard-hitting; the most insightful; the most
    fact-based. Every interview she does (how many... two now?) opens
    a Pandora's box of corruption and intrigue.

    Ms. Sassaman concocts many a rich fantasy in her clouded mind. Her
    writing never seems to hit the mark. That is because it is never
    based in anything resembling reality. How many times have we been
    teased with suggestions of "having it cold" that a "certain large
    company" is involved in far-reaching scandal? How many times have we
    been promised penetrating interviews with the rich and famous?

    I think it has become painfully obvious that Ms. Sassaman lives in
    a world completely of her own manufacture. "I'm going to interview Jamez
    Traficante." "I'm going to blow the lid off of nookie." "I'm going
    to expose the corruption going on in Russian Blue cat farms."

    Yes. We believe you, Esther. Now, go in for your schizophrenia
    treatment and quiet down.

    Now, there is nothing wrong with living in a fantasy. And there is
    nothing wrong with setting goals for yourself. But Kuro5hin has had
    enough of Ms. Sassaman's blatant and admitted trolling and attention
    farming. After having read this diary entry several times, I can see
    no other purpose than to say to all of Kuro5hin: "Look at me! I'm a
    hot-shot journalist and I'm going to interview Jamez Traficante! Please
    heap your adulation on me now!"

    Sorry, not this time. Perhaps a better place to have posted this
    diary would have been Adequacy,
    which is the intended victim of this fantasy interview. What, pray tell, was
    the reason for posting this here? To get more traffic for Adequacy,
    which has been in steady decline for several months now? Probably. And,
    of course, personal attention.

    In summary, I guess I can only point out that I have spoken to people who
    were under the influence of LSD and still had more grounding in reality than
    Ms. Sassaman. Perhaps she would do well to pack her knapsack and hitch a
    ride to China, where her delusions of grandeur and fantasies of conspiracy
    could be put to good use in a propaganda machine.

    Bye.

  3. Esther Sassaman - Hotshot Journalist On The Rise by Anonymous Coward · · Score: -1, Offtopic · on World's First Tree-sitting Weblog

    Surely, Mr. Traficant is quaking in his boots at the prospect
    of being interviewed by Ms. Sassaman. Ms. Sassaman's reporting
    is the most hard-hitting; the most insightful; the most
    fact-based. Every interview she does (how many... two now?) opens
    a Pandora's box of corruption and intrigue.

    Ms. Sassaman concocts many a rich fantasy in her clouded mind. Her
    writing never seems to hit the mark. That is because it is never
    based in anything resembling reality. How many times have we been
    teased with suggestions of "having it cold" that a "certain large
    company" is involved in far-reaching scandal? How many times have we
    been promised penetrating interviews with the rich and famous?

    I think it has become painfully obvious that Ms. Sassaman lives in
    a world completely of her own manufacture. "I'm going to interview Jamez
    Traficante." "I'm going to blow the lid off of nookie." "I'm going
    to expose the corruption going on in Russian Blue cat farms."

    Yes. We believe you, Esther. Now, go in for your schizophrenia
    treatment and quiet down.

    Now, there is nothing wrong with living in a fantasy. And there is
    nothing wrong with setting goals for yourself. But Kuro5hin has had
    enough of Ms. Sassaman's blatant and admitted trolling and attention
    farming. After having read this diary entry several times, I can see
    no other purpose than to say to all of Kuro5hin: "Look at me! I'm a
    hot-shot journalist and I'm going to interview Jamez Traficante! Please
    heap your adulation on me now!"

    Sorry, not this time. Perhaps a better place to have posted this
    diary would have been Adequacy,
    which is the intended victim of this fantasy interview. What, pray tell, was
    the reason for posting this here? To get more traffic for Adequacy,
    which has been in steady decline for several months now? Probably. And,
    of course, personal attention.

    In summary, I guess I can only point out that I have spoken to people who
    were under the influence of LSD and still had more grounding in reality than
    Ms. Sassaman. Perhaps she would do well to pack her knapsack and hitch a
    ride to China, where her delusions of grandeur and fantasies of conspiracy
    could be put to good use in a propaganda machine.

    Bye.

  4. Esther Sassaman - Hotshot Journalist On The Rise by Anonymous Coward · · Score: -1, Offtopic · on World's First Tree-sitting Weblog

    Surely, Mr. Traficant is quaking in his boots at the prospect
    of being interviewed by Ms. Sassaman. Ms. Sassaman's reporting
    is the most hard-hitting; the most insightful; the most
    fact-based. Every interview she does (how many... two now?) opens
    a Pandora's box of corruption and intrigue.

    Ms. Sassaman concocts many a rich fantasy in her clouded mind. Her
    writing never seems to hit the mark. That is because it is never
    based in anything resembling reality. How many times have we been
    teased with suggestions of "having it cold" that a "certain large
    company" is involved in far-reaching scandal? How many times have we
    been promised penetrating interviews with the rich and famous?

    I think it has become painfully obvious that Ms. Sassaman lives in
    a world completely of her own manufacture. "I'm going to interview Jamez
    Traficante." "I'm going to blow the lid off of nookie." "I'm going
    to expose the corruption going on in Russian Blue cat farms."

    Yes. We believe you, Esther. Now, go in for your schizophrenia
    treatment and quiet down.

    Now, there is nothing wrong with living in a fantasy. And there is
    nothing wrong with setting goals for yourself. But Kuro5hin has had
    enough of Ms. Sassaman's blatant and admitted trolling and attention
    farming. After having read this diary entry several times, I can see
    no other purpose than to say to all of Kuro5hin: "Look at me! I'm a
    hot-shot journalist and I'm going to interview Jamez Traficante! Please
    heap your adulation on me now!"

    Sorry, not this time. Perhaps a better place to have posted this
    diary would have been Adequacy,
    which is the intended victim of this fantasy interview. What, pray tell, was
    the reason for posting this here? To get more traffic for Adequacy,
    which has been in steady decline for several months now? Probably. And,
    of course, personal attention.

    In summary, I guess I can only point out that I have spoken to people who
    were under the influence of LSD and still had more grounding in reality than
    Ms. Sassaman. Perhaps she would do well to pack her knapsack and hitch a
    ride to China, where her delusions of grandeur and fantasies of conspiracy
    could be put to good use in a propaganda machine.

    Bye.

  5. Esther Sassaman - Hotshot Journalist On The Rise by Anonymous Coward · · Score: -1, Offtopic · on Ex-Microsofter Rick Belluzzo Prefers Linux

    Surely, Mr. Traficant is quaking in his boots at the prospect
    of being interviewed by Ms. Sassaman. Ms. Sassaman's reporting
    is the most hard-hitting; the most insightful; the most
    fact-based. Every interview she does (how many... two now?) opens
    a Pandora's box of corruption and intrigue.

    Ms. Sassaman concocts many a rich fantasy in her clouded mind. Her
    writing never seems to hit the mark. That is because it is never
    based in anything resembling reality. How many times have we been
    teased with suggestions of "having it cold" that a "certain large
    company" is involved in far-reaching scandal? How many times have we
    been promised penetrating interviews with the rich and famous?

    I think it has become painfully obvious that Ms. Sassaman lives in
    a world completely of her own manufacture. "I'm going to interview Jamez
    Traficante." "I'm going to blow the lid off of nookie." "I'm going
    to expose the corruption going on in Russian Blue cat farms."

    Yes. We believe you, Esther. Now, go in for your schizophrenia
    treatment and quiet down.

    Now, there is nothing wrong with living in a fantasy. And there is
    nothing wrong with setting goals for yourself. But Kuro5hin has had
    enough of Ms. Sassaman's blatant and admitted trolling and attention
    farming. After having read this diary entry several times, I can see
    no other purpose than to say to all of Kuro5hin: "Look at me! I'm a
    hot-shot journalist and I'm going to interview Jamez Traficante! Please
    heap your adulation on me now!"

    Sorry, not this time. Perhaps a better place to have posted this
    diary would have been Adequacy,
    which is the intended victim of this fantasy interview. What, pray tell, was
    the reason for posting this here? To get more traffic for Adequacy,
    which has been in steady decline for several months now? Probably. And,
    of course, personal attention.

    In summary, I guess I can only point out that I have spoken to people who
    were under the influence of LSD and still had more grounding in reality than
    Ms. Sassaman. Perhaps she would do well to pack her knapsack and hitch a
    ride to China, where her delusions of grandeur and fantasies of conspiracy
    could be put to good use in a propaganda machine.

    Bye.

  6. Esther Sassaman - Hotshot Journalist On The Rise by Anonymous Coward · · Score: -1, Offtopic · on Truth, Ownership, and the Scientific Tradition

    Surely, Mr. Traficant is quaking in his boots at the prospect
    of being interviewed by Ms. Sassaman. Ms. Sassaman's reporting
    is the most hard-hitting; the most insightful; the most
    fact-based. Every interview she does (how many... two now?) opens
    a Pandora's box of corruption and intrigue.

    Ms. Sassaman concocts many a rich fantasy in her clouded mind. Her
    writing never seems to hit the mark. That is because it is never
    based in anything resembling reality. How many times have we been
    teased with suggestions of "having it cold" that a "certain large
    company" is involved in far-reaching scandal? How many times have we
    been promised penetrating interviews with the rich and famous?

    I think it has become painfully obvious that Ms. Sassaman lives in
    a world completely of her own manufacture. "I'm going to interview Jamez
    Traficante." "I'm going to blow the lid off of nookie." "I'm going
    to expose the corruption going on in Russian Blue cat farms."

    Yes. We believe you, Esther. Now, go in for your schizophrenia
    treatment and quiet down.

    Now, there is nothing wrong with living in a fantasy. And there is
    nothing wrong with setting goals for yourself. But Kuro5hin has had
    enough of Ms. Sassaman's blatant and admitted trolling and attention
    farming. After having read this diary entry several times, I can see
    no other purpose than to say to all of Kuro5hin: "Look at me! I'm a
    hot-shot journalist and I'm going to interview Jamez Traficante! Please
    heap your adulation on me now!"

    Sorry, not this time. Perhaps a better place to have posted this
    diary would have been Adequacy,
    which is the intended victim of this fantasy interview. What, pray tell, was
    the reason for posting this here? To get more traffic for Adequacy,
    which has been in steady decline for several months now? Probably. And,
    of course, personal attention.

    In summary, I guess I can only point out that I have spoken to people who
    were under the influence of LSD and still had more grounding in reality than
    Ms. Sassaman. Perhaps she would do well to pack her knapsack and hitch a
    ride to China, where her delusions of grandeur and fantasies of conspiracy
    could be put to good use in a propaganda machine.

    Bye.

  7. Esther Sassaman - Hotshot Journalist On The Rise by Anonymous Coward · · Score: -1, Offtopic · on eBay Customers Targetted by Credit Card Scam

    Surely, Mr. Traficant is quaking in his boots at the prospect
    of being interviewed by Ms. Sassaman. Ms. Sassaman's reporting
    is the most hard-hitting; the most insightful; the most
    fact-based. Every interview she does (how many... two now?) opens
    a Pandora's box of corruption and intrigue.

    Ms. Sassaman concocts many a rich fantasy in her clouded mind. Her
    writing never seems to hit the mark. That is because it is never
    based in anything resembling reality. How many times have we been
    teased with suggestions of "having it cold" that a "certain large
    company" is involved in far-reaching scandal? How many times have we
    been promised penetrating interviews with the rich and famous?

    I think it has become painfully obvious that Ms. Sassaman lives in
    a world completely of her own manufacture. "I'm going to interview Jamez
    Traficante." "I'm going to blow the lid off of nookie." "I'm going
    to expose the corruption going on in Russian Blue cat farms."

    Yes. We believe you, Esther. Now, go in for your schizophrenia
    treatment and quiet down.

    Now, there is nothing wrong with living in a fantasy. And there is
    nothing wrong with setting goals for yourself. But Kuro5hin has had
    enough of Ms. Sassaman's blatant and admitted trolling and attention
    farming. After having read this diary entry several times, I can see
    no other purpose than to say to all of Kuro5hin: "Look at me! I'm a
    hot-shot journalist and I'm going to interview Jamez Traficante! Please
    heap your adulation on me now!"

    Sorry, not this time. Perhaps a better place to have posted this
    diary would have been Adequacy,
    which is the intended victim of this fantasy interview. What, pray tell, was
    the reason for posting this here? To get more traffic for Adequacy,
    which has been in steady decline for several months now? Probably. And,
    of course, personal attention.

    In summary, I guess I can only point out that I have spoken to people who
    were under the influence of LSD and still had more grounding in reality than
    Ms. Sassaman. Perhaps she would do well to pack her knapsack and hitch a
    ride to China, where her delusions of grandeur and fantasies of conspiracy
    could be put to good use in a propaganda machine.

    Bye.

  8. Esther Sassaman - Hotshot Journalist On The Rise by Anonymous Coward · · Score: -1, Offtopic · on eBay Customers Targetted by Credit Card Scam

    Surely, Mr. Traficant is quaking in his boots at the prospect
    of being interviewed by Ms. Sassaman. Ms. Sassaman's reporting
    is the most hard-hitting; the most insightful; the most
    fact-based. Every interview she does (how many... two now?) opens
    a Pandora's box of corruption and intrigue.

    Ms. Sassaman concocts many a rich fantasy in her clouded mind. Her
    writing never seems to hit the mark. That is because it is never
    based in anything resembling reality. How many times have we been
    teased with suggestions of "having it cold" that a "certain large
    company" is involved in far-reaching scandal? How many times have we
    been promised penetrating interviews with the rich and famous?

    I think it has become painfully obvious that Ms. Sassaman lives in
    a world completely of her own manufacture. "I'm going to interview Jamez
    Traficante." "I'm going to blow the lid off of nookie." "I'm going
    to expose the corruption going on in Russian Blue cat farms."

    Yes. We believe you, Esther. Now, go in for your schizophrenia
    treatment and quiet down.

    Now, there is nothing wrong with living in a fantasy. And there is
    nothing wrong with setting goals for yourself. But Kuro5hin has had
    enough of Ms. Sassaman's blatant and admitted trolling and attention
    farming. After having read this diary entry several times, I can see
    no other purpose than to say to all of Kuro5hin: "Look at me! I'm a
    hot-shot journalist and I'm going to interview Jamez Traficante! Please
    heap your adulation on me now!"

    Sorry, not this time. Perhaps a better place to have posted this
    diary would have been Adequacy,
    which is the intended victim of this fantasy interview. What, pray tell, was
    the reason for posting this here? To get more traffic for Adequacy,
    which has been in steady decline for several months now? Probably. And,
    of course, personal attention.

    In summary, I guess I can only point out that I have spoken to people who
    were under the influence of LSD and still had more grounding in reality than
    Ms. Sassaman. Perhaps she would do well to pack her knapsack and hitch a
    ride to China, where her delusions of grandeur and fantasies of conspiracy
    could be put to good use in a propaganda machine.

    Bye.

  9. Re:teasers, previews, trailers by Anonymous Coward · · Score: 0 · on Slashback: Bnetd, Salmon, Towers

    Surely, Mr. Traficant is quaking in his boots at the prospect of being interviewed by Ms. Sassaman. Ms. Sassaman's reporting is the most hard-hitting; the most insightful; the most fact-based. Every interview she does (how many... two now?) opens a Pandora's box of corruption and intrigue.

    Ms. Sassaman concocts many a rich fantasy in her clouded mind. Her writing never seems to hit the mark. That is because it is never based in anything resembling reality. How many times have we been teased with suggestions of "having it cold" that a "certain large company" is involved in far-reaching scandal? How many times have we been promised penetrating interviews with the rich and famous?

    I think it has become painfully obvious that Ms. Sassaman lives in a world completely of her own manufacture. "I'm going to interview Jamez Traficante." "I'm going to blow the lid off of nookie." "I'm going to expose the corruption going on in Russian Blue cat farms."

    Yes. We believe you, Esther. Now, go in for your schizophrenia treatment and quiet down.

    Now, there is nothing wrong with living in a fantasy. And there is nothing wrong with setting goals for yourself. But Kuro5hin has had enough of Ms. Sassaman's blatant and admitted trolling and attention farming. After having read this diary entry several times, I can see no other purpose than to say to all of Kuro5hin: "Look at me! I'm a hot-shot journalist and I'm going to interview Jamez Traficante! Please heap your adulation on me now!"

    Sorry, not this time. Perhaps a better place to have posted this diary would have been Adequacy, which is the intended victim of this fantasy interview. What, pray tell, was the reason for posting this here? To get more traffic for Adequacy, which has been in steady decline for several months now? Probably. And, of course, personal attention.

    In summary, I guess I can only point out that I have spoken to people who were under the influence of LSD and still had more grounding in reality than Ms. Sassaman. Perhaps she would do well to pack her knapsack and hitch a ride to China, where her delusions of grandeur and fantasies of conspiracy could be put to good use in a propaganda machine.

    Bye.

  10. Re:teasers, previews, trailers by Anonymous Coward · · Score: 0 · on Slashback: Bnetd, Salmon, Towers

    Surely, Mr. Traficant is quaking in his boots at the prospect of being interviewed by Ms. Sassaman. Ms. Sassaman's reporting is the most hard-hitting; the most insightful; the most fact-based. Every interview she does (how many... two now?) opens a Pandora's box of corruption and intrigue.

    Ms. Sassaman concocts many a rich fantasy in her clouded mind. Her writing never seems to hit the mark. That is because it is never based in anything resembling reality. How many times have we been teased with suggestions of "having it cold" that a "certain large company" is involved in far-reaching scandal? How many times have we been promised penetrating interviews with the rich and famous?

    I think it has become painfully obvious that Ms. Sassaman lives in a world completely of her own manufacture. "I'm going to interview Jamez Traficante." "I'm going to blow the lid off of nookie." "I'm going to expose the corruption going on in Russian Blue cat farms."

    Yes. We believe you, Esther. Now, go in for your schizophrenia treatment and quiet down.

    Now, there is nothing wrong with living in a fantasy. And there is nothing wrong with setting goals for yourself. But Kuro5hin has had enough of Ms. Sassaman's blatant and admitted trolling and attention farming. After having read this diary entry several times, I can see no other purpose than to say to all of Kuro5hin: "Look at me! I'm a hot-shot journalist and I'm going to interview Jamez Traficante! Please heap your adulation on me now!"

    Sorry, not this time. Perhaps a better place to have posted this diary would have been Adequacy, which is the intended victim of this fantasy interview. What, pray tell, was the reason for posting this here? To get more traffic for Adequacy, which has been in steady decline for several months now? Probably. And, of course, personal attention.

    In summary, I guess I can only point out that I have spoken to people who were under the influence of LSD and still had more grounding in reality than Ms. Sassaman. Perhaps she would do well to pack her knapsack and hitch a ride to China, where her delusions of grandeur and fantasies of conspiracy could be put to good use in a propaganda machine.

    Bye.