So, for fun, I ran a search of my name in google, and found two essays containing my name. Here's an excerpt from one:
The discussion in this group was relatively uneventful. By this I mean that there was no real arguments, debates, or flaming going on. The one example of an argument that I came across was in regards to three people's preferences in their favorite episode of Seinfeld. It started with Telsa's post, "The episode is called 'The Dealership'. It was from the last season and is probably my favorite episode of all time." Another user, John Twernbold, responded to this by stating, "It's a bit jarring to hear someone say their fave episode is the one I like the least. [.] Great beginning--but the last half makes this the 'worst... episode... ever...'" Derek Tagliarino voices his agreement with Twernbold and says to Twernbold in the following post, "Have to agree with you on this one. I was not a big fan of this ep at all. High Five!" This started an online alliance that thankfully lasted only a brief three posts. Tagliarino and Twernbold were not really demeaning towards Telsa, but giving each other virtual high-fives because they have the same opinion on a Seinfeld episode seemed a bit much.
Sheesh. What has the world come to when you can't mock Putty?!