What is this Internet Magick right here? The little Internet djinn are good-humored today and casting spells on Christine O'Donnell's Amazon related products page for everyone's amusement. This is apparently referred to as an "Amazon bomb," but that just feels so military industrial. How about an "Amazon sorcery orgasm" or something a little less war-like and a little more, "we enjoyed that, thank you." Is this possibly connected to the upcoming Christine O'Donnell's audio book going on sale next week?
There is no other ostensible reason than to taunt Christine O'Donnell at this late stage of her pathetic career in attention-seeking, so sure, it's probably that.
Uh, let's see, here is a random excerpt from this eternal travesty:
All this fuss and bother over a blind date when I was a teenager, for goodness’ sake! It was all very innocent, and very weird, and nothing more. This guy shared some of his views with me, and that was pretty much that. I saw him a few times after that, and I did a bit of reading on paganism, because it was a time in my life when I was searching for my own footing, but I never signed on to this guy’s beliefs. I was curious, that’s all.
It is the The Catcher in the Rye for our time. [ Amazon via Teagan Goddard ]
<i>I saw him a few times after that, and I did a bit of reading on paganism, because it was a time in my life when I was searching for my own footing, but I never signed on to this guy&rsquo;s beliefs. </i>
Not all pagans are Wiccans. And I seem to remember hearing her tell the story that they went to a Satanic ritual, which definitely isn&#039;t Wiccan...and yet that&#039;s the way she categorized it. Big shock O&#039;Donnell never knew what she was talking about.
There&#039;s no hacking, they&#039;re just tagging various items with her name.