College Students terrorized through the mail. Duclod Cont.

[Daveway]

So if you've been living under a rock the past few hours...
Digg Link

What would you do if you received an anonymous, cryptic message that referred to your sexuality? For nearly two decades, Grinnell College students have been confronted with such letters. Sarah Aswell decided to do something about it. She researched the mysterious sender and discovered a frightening web of bigotry, veiled with aliases and riddles.

Discuss...

 

[Oryan]

That is really creepy.

 

[rdowns]

That is really creepy.

Bi-zarre is the word that came to my mind.

 

[Koodauw]

That is interesting, Im still at a loss for words about the whole situation. some good detective work thats for sure.

Edit: just google duclod, weird stuff.

 

[Sharewaredemon]

Holy Crap.

 

[nateDEEZY]

I dont' buy it. She is infact a creative writing major, isn't she?

 

[Dr.Gargoyle]

I knew there were weird people out there, but this... holy ****. That guy is in a serious need of intensive therapy in a padded room.

 

[mcarnes]

Man that took forever to read.

 

[Lixivial]

His weaving thread through the Internet is somewhat fascinating; I also find it fascinating that he's able to manage all these eggdrops. Then again the Internet is a strange place, indeed.

Reading the Digg.com replies, and listening to his purported voice stating "I'll bite your bones." I can see why people may have a chill running down their spine. It reminds me of a good piece of Internet fiction titled, "The Dionaea House."

I'm not sure what's more "creepy." The story, or how plausible and imaginable the story actually is.

 

[Osarkon]

I don't buy that either. It reeks of a creative writing story. Although it's very, very well written, there's just too many real-life inconsistencies for it to hold true.

 

[monke]

Umm. Ok. Bizarre. Someone needs to start posting on MR instead of just browsing the internet.

 

[Sesshi]

*gets up from under rock*

Fascinating.

It seems like a viral campaign for something to me at this stage, but who knows.

 

[Abstract]

That's very interesting.....so interesting that it made me read!

 

[alFR]

The most interesting thing about that was the ASP error at the end of the last page.

"ADODB.Recordset error '800a0bcd'

Either BOF or EOF is True, or the current record has been deleted. Requested operation requires a current record.

/cms300scripts/applicationAPI_LPI.asp, line 2601"



Other than that it looks like either someone's attempt to get themselves a writing job or a viral scheme....

 

[Sun Baked]

Ignores Digg ...

Leaves rock to hunt for a more protective rock.