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Turimel (![[info]](http://www.journalfen.net/img/userinfo.gif){kind=small} turimel) wrote in ![[info]](http://www.journalfen.net/img/community.gif){kind=small} fandom_wank,@ 2004-07-14 10:22:00 |
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The Titanic of Wanks continues...
Wank from VB beyond the grave--but not posted, no preciousss, sent to the attorney general's office:
In a March 5, 2004, email to DOJ investigator Fiona Harpster, Stone and Wood wrote, "We are very concerned to hear about the formalization of these accusations which had been previously maintained--where we feel they belong--only in the world of Internet rumor and gossip."
In the email to Harpster, Stone and Wood provided an account of some of Bit of Earth's finances but said they could not access many of their records due to computer problems. They prefaced the account with a disclaimer: "Most importantly, BitofEarth.net was not originally intended to be a charity organization."
Ass. Hats. You cannot TELL me that anything in HP tops this.
Read it all, see the art, at www.wweek.com
Wank from VB beyond the grave--but not posted, no preciousss, sent to the attorney general's office:
In a March 5, 2004, email to DOJ investigator Fiona Harpster, Stone and Wood wrote, "We are very concerned to hear about the formalization of these accusations which had been previously maintained--where we feel they belong--only in the world of Internet rumor and gossip."
In the email to Harpster, Stone and Wood provided an account of some of Bit of Earth's finances but said they could not access many of their records due to computer problems. They prefaced the account with a disclaimer: "Most importantly, BitofEarth.net was not originally intended to be a charity organization."
Ass. Hats. You cannot TELL me that anything in HP tops this.
Read it all, see the art, at www.wweek.com
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