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bitchiekittie
14:57 / 13.05.02
oh, no, you really want this
 
 
Trijhaos
15:16 / 13.05.02
Yes. I wish to avail myself of those services. Unfortuantely, I have no credit card. Can I pay in poker chips?
 
 
Saint Keggers
15:24 / 13.05.02
If only I had the cash. I want one of those mysterious sultry 1920's spygirl stalker types. Oh yes indeed.
 
 
pointless and uncalled for
15:57 / 13.05.02
At last, I can enjoy the benefits and experiences of mutual stalking.
 
 
pointless and uncalled for
16:05 / 13.05.02
Gah, as happens so often I think of something additional after posting.

I think we should start the Barbelith Annual Hated Troll Stalking Competition. Each year we select a repeatedly evicted troll and begin stalking. When the stalkee either throws computer in a dumpster, moves house, runs screaming into the night or demonstrates an alternative breaking point the competition is over. We then kidnap the stalkee and interrogate them to find out which act of stalking finally broke the camels back. The person with the most credible claim to that act wins.

First prize will be a special ornate and extra glinty stalking knife.
 
 
Less searchable M0rd4nt
16:16 / 13.05.02
I'm already being stalked. I know full well who it is: Bixie, from the old weetabix adverts. We had an online squabble over who was better looking out Adam and the Ants or Brother Beyond, a minor spat which somehow escalated. Now she's sending me wheelchair catalogues.
 
 
bitchiekittie
16:17 / 13.05.02
Im just a bit concerned about the level of research involved

....good thing I got my services for free...
 
 
pointless and uncalled for
16:21 / 13.05.02
Mordy, if your stalker send you wheelchair catalogues then the Mutual Stalker Code of Conduct dictates that you should respond by sending an information package on braille courses and guide dogs.
 
 
Captain Zoom
16:45 / 13.05.02
Now that I've availed myself of stalkersonline.com, I can safely enjoy my paranoia, guilt-free. This service has taken away much of my anxiety about the act of stalking, and lets me just get on with being stalked. Thank you stalkersonline.

Zoom.
 
 
Less searchable M0rd4nt
17:30 / 13.05.02
Nah. Bixie's an animated brekfast cereal. The only appropriate response is a photoshopped picture of her getting covered in hot milk.
 
 
w1rebaby
17:52 / 13.05.02
phwoaaarrrr
 
 
Morlock - groupie for hire
17:56 / 13.05.02
I can honestly say I've never worked with a more professional team of stalkers for hire...no wait, hang on, forget I said that.

Hello? Stil there?

Hang on, that's a point, if I decide to splash out on multiple stalkers ("...for those who want to feel truly loved..."), will they work as a team or get in eachother's way and have amusing slapfights?
 
 
Less searchable M0rd4nt
20:47 / 13.05.02
Or worse still, all your stalkers might get so caught up in stalking each other that they forget all about you.
 
 
bitchiekittie
18:26 / 16.05.02
cant have stalkers forgetting about you, can we?
 
 
w1rebaby
19:24 / 16.05.02
The logistical demands involved in co-ordinating more than one stalker will increase the cost of the service. For instance, it would be embarrassing if one stalker posted their used panties through the letterbox at the same time as another was trying to post dogshit, wouldn't it? Or if one hid in the back seat of your car and another sabotaged the brakes. Most stalkers are fairly solitary artists anyway and prefer not to be involved with others.

However we do have some very experienced handlers who are able to keep them out of each other's way. One lady in Tampa, on a two-year contract, had up to six simultaneous stalkers of different types who only twice came into contact with each other.

Customers desiring more than one cyberstalker are advised to either purchase increased mail storage or be sure to clean their inboxes on a twice-daily basis.

We are working on a multi-agent service designed to make you feel like you are being victimised by an unseen, world-spanning conspiracy. However, the name Illuminati Online has unfortunately already been taken.
 
 
Mourne Kransky
19:34 / 16.05.02
The jury will award you next year's Turner Prize, fridge, for this brilliant piece of conceptual art.
 
 
Solitaire Rose as Tom Servo
01:58 / 17.05.02
I had a stalker a few years ago. A big, fat Minnesotan guy.

And he wasn't even interested in me, but simply wanted to break up my relationships and say that I was wrong in political beliefs.

*sighs*

Why couldn't I at LEAST get a big fat Minnesotan guy who knew that wre were soul mates if I'd just take the time to get to know him. It would still be fucking creepy, but at least I'd know that SOMEONE thought about me while reading their Furry porn comics one-handed.
 
 
Less searchable M0rd4nt
09:14 / 17.05.02
Yeah- where are all the quality psychos these days?
 
 
w1rebaby
09:49 / 17.05.02
we employ them

stalkersonline has cornered the market, public-service stalkers are now of much lower quality
 
 
Less searchable M0rd4nt
09:58 / 17.05.02
Capitalist peeeeg! *Hawk* *ptui*!
 
  
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