How To Successfully Stalk Someone OnLine And Not Get Caught
Or:
The Mistakes Katy Made
Let's say that your website/domain/weblog/whathaveyou hasn't been getting as many hits as you'd like,
OH GOD!!! IT'S BEEN THREE DAYS SINCE SOMEONE SEEN YOUR GAWD-AWFUL SITE!!!, because you made the ever-popular mistake of posting your real pictures online, and, well, you're a 5000 pound shut-inliving on welfare with too much time on your hands. What do you do? You want people to like you online, because they can't judge you on your weight, right? SIMPLE: You find a pretty, attractive girl about ten years younger then you claim to be online, and buy a domain (people think that you're honest if you have a .com, .net or .org site) to post them online, and wait for the hits to roll in. So what if people are going to say: "But there's NO WAY the girl on your sites is 30!"? You can say that you look young, or had lots of plastic surgery.
Okay, so now that you've got a picture, you need cool, pretty words, right? I mean, come on, you're a LOSER, and you're starting over, right? So you look into the links that the girl has on her site. You see that she has a brother, a husband, and several friends who are also keeping weblogs. Whatdday do? Simple. Join the webrings, associations, and other things that they did. But you don't stop there. You then start stealing their words. Cutting and pasteing can be done by anyone. And you're
someone right? So you've stolen picture, words, groups. What's left? Well, people online are starting to get suspicious. They email you and ask you why your weblog entry for Monday matches this girl's entry for Sunday. So what do you do? Simple. Say that SHE ripped off YOU. Purchase another domain. Make a hate shrine to the people that you've ripped off, and MAKE the stupid people online think that you're the victim. I mean, no one else can see what you're doing online, right?
Okay, now that the girl's husband has found out what you've done, and he's moved her weblog, you're in deep shit, huh? Not quite. Google and Yahoo are your friends. And since you're too fat and retarded to work like the rest of us (hey, that's why you're on welfare to start with-- you can't fit through your front door. If you could, they'd take away your check), you've got lots and lots and lots of time on your hands. So you search for the girl's site by looking for the people's names that you remember her mentioning. However, your IP is caught in the IP catchers, and, well, it's proof that you're back. But hey, your picture pages are suddenly updated, and everything, so your fans have stopped wondering, right? Well, now that you've gotten your picture source back, you're going to very quickly slouch into your old ways. And you also think that we don't know that you've been back around our sites. You think you're sneaky. So you post some racial remarks on our guestbooks and comments sections, and actually post your real email address (never thinking that the IP catcher on there wouldn't tell on you anyway), and go snickering off into the sunset. Again, you think you're really clever, and that we're not onto you. WRONG. Despite the fact you're really stupid doesn't mean that we are too. We'll see that you've been "checking up on us" and your IP will be posted
here everytime that you come slinking around. And you've also been reported for making the remarks in the guestbooks and comments sections.
So what's an online stalker to do?
Well, when you think that you've gotten a site of someone who you're stalking, go to a public library or a friend's house (one who DOESN'T use the same Internet Service Provider as you) and look at the site there. Be sure that when you post threats and racial remarks in guestbooks and comments sections, that you're also not at your home computer. You'd be surprised at how easily those things are traced.
So there you have it. How to steal someone's pictures and identity online and NOT be caught. But it's a little too late for that now, isn't it, Jenifer Kate?