[ SECRET POST #2957 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #2957 ⌋

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Secrets Not Posted: [ 0 - broken links ], [ 0 - not!secrets ], [ 0 - not!fandom ], [ 0 - too big ], [ 0 - repeat ].
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Comments

Re: Favorite internet trainwrecks?

[(Anonymous)]

Msscribe FOR SURE. Absolute gold star reading http://www.journalfen.net/users/charlottelennox/784.html

Re: Favorite internet trainwrecks?

[shortysc22]

That and Andy Blake are my favorite trainwrecks.

Re: Favorite internet trainwrecks?

[lb_lee]

Oh god Andy Blake. I still follow a few of his debunkers on tumblr; they're like, the only LEGIT reason I go to tumblr anymore. I even almost got interviewed by one of his defenders once!

--Rogan

Re: Favorite internet trainwrecks?

[shortysc22]

kumquatwriter is the only tumblr I check out. It's scary how he's still able to get followers but at the same time I feel like the younger generation doesn't have that same sense of "to catch a predator" mentality. As a kid I was soooooo cautious about believing anything I read on the internet and always gave super vague answers about myself, never revealing my name, etc.

Re: Favorite internet trainwrecks?

[lb_lee]

Yeah, Abby's pretty great. I've talked briefly with her a couple times, and I'm kinda impressed she wasn't anti-multi for life after Andy. If anyone had the right, it'd be her! But she was always perfectly nice in her responses to me.

Enh, Andy seems to be very good at encouraging people to drop their defenses and critical thinking. He IS a cult leader, after all; that's what they DO. And by fixating on younger folks, especially disenfranchised youth who feel afraid and alone, he has easy targets.

--Rogan

Re: Favorite internet trainwrecks?

[(Anonymous)]

good lord, I forgot about Andy Blake. I think that's probably one of the most bizarre and unsettling fandom trainwrecks because it involved an actual triple homicide at one point. like, before that it was just really funny and and then it was abruptly horrifying

Re: Favorite internet trainwrecks?

[iceyred]

That's a classic.

Re: Favorite internet trainwrecks?

[lb_lee]

OH GOD MSSCRIBE. I plowed through that a month or two ago, it felt like I was shotgunning liquid sugarcrack. I probably had psychedelic dreams for a week straight.

--Rogan

Re: Favorite internet trainwrecks?

[(Anonymous)]

That was a great read, thanks anon. Andy Blake was kinda scary.