1. That doesn't make a lick of sense. What you're telling me is that a group of people, who apparently had nothing better to do (except, you know, their own studies, jobs, errands, families, other responsibilities) hated me
sooooooooooo much they got together and concocted an elaborate hazing scheme to scare me by...
giving me gifts. Uh-huh. Oh, and they also went to the trouble of keeping everyone around me directly or indirectly involved with this elaborate and far-reaching prank from spilling the beans, no doubt with an elaborate system (note small
s) of nondisclosure agreements, payoffs, threats, and to insure their silence and full complicity. Uh-huh. I see. All this? A huge, elaborate hoax in which people invested their time, money, and effort, while in the long run it would have been far easier and less costly just to tell me to, in the ebonic vernacular,
get to steppin',
broth'a. And yet when pressed on it, you people keep insisting "
dere nuh sistim, dere nuh sistim". Uh-huh. Uh-huh. Uh-
huh. No, it simply doesn't wash. Tell you what, Slick, why'ontcha take a break, go confab with your buddies, and don't come back until you have your damn story straight, 'kay?
Oh, and by the way, if you're too dumb to use the correct form of "too" or properly employ a present participle phrase, you don't deserve.... well, much of anything.

Bam. Roasted.
2. So what you're saying is, I should link my Amazon Wish List onto every blog I write and try to get my readers to buy me the specific gifts I want, instead of leaving it to their discretion. In other words, a perfect synergy between 1997-era progressiveism and millennial-era progressiveism. After all, why pay for stuff like a chump when I can get my goodies for free?

Bam. Roasted.
Also, if you can buy the bulbs online so easily, why did those two krauts get in trouble with the Federalis for their little
heatball scam? is that an example of the European progressiveism that American liberal douche-bags so desperately want us to emulate? Bam. Roasted, then basted.
3. You don't know what the hell you're talking about. I babysat for the kid countless times while she was growing up. Since I worked at home, I was the perfect live-in "manny". And I'm sorry, but pray tell, what does a "kiddie diddler" look like, because I'm
sure your adroit eye will make the local constabulary want to hire you on as their new police profiler
immédiatement. Bam. Roasted, basted, and served with potatoes.
4. I only threaten people who deserve it. I'd say posting false and misleading information, fabricating phony court documents, and putting up photos of my house on public message boards qualifies you as deserving it. As for my "former classmate" (and I think you mean "
faculty adviser"-- see, you can't get
anything right, gibberhead), I have reason to suspect she was compliant, directly or indirectly, with the attacks on my person and psyche following my termination (i.e. the trash can incident, the "Ashleigh Bainks" debacle). Whether it was furious former coworkers or rabid, disturbed former fans who felt I betrayed them responsible for those acts, firing me was the worst mistake she could have made.
5. Here's the thing-- I
could have, if my family hadn't intervened and fought me off of him. I was perilously close to either putting a second crack in his ass with that metal bar or strangling him with my bare hands. But I later realized my anger was misdirected- -It was
Dale's fault for skipping town, turning him onto drugs, and tearing the family apart.
He's the
I need to hunt down and make miserable.