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Cowperson · 04-11-2005, 07:35 PM

The Washington Post succeeded where others have failed in getting the operator of the behated "Save Toby" site to speak for the record, albeit under a pseudonym. "We've received hundreds of death threats," acknowledged "James" when asked about the public uproar over the project. Does he really plan on eating the rabbit if he doesn't receive $50,000 in donations by June 30? "There's no doubt about it," he told Post reporter David Segal. Amassing that sum may prove more difficult now that PayPal has canceled the Save Toby account, which they concluded violates the "offensive materials" clause of their Terms of Service. Does "James" really, truly mean it, or is it a prank? My money's still on the latter, though PETA isn't happy about it either way.

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Cowperson

04-11-2005, 07:35 PM	#3
Cowperson CP Pontiff Join Date: Oct 2001 Location: A pasture out by Millarville Exp:	The Washington Post succeeded where others have failed in getting the operator of the behated "Save Toby" site to speak for the record, albeit under a pseudonym. "We've received hundreds of death threats," acknowledged "James" when asked about the public uproar over the project. Does he really plan on eating the rabbit if he doesn't receive $50,000 in donations by June 30? "There's no doubt about it," he told Post reporter David Segal. Amassing that sum may prove more difficult now that PayPal has canceled the Save Toby account, which they concluded violates the "offensive materials" clause of their Terms of Service. Does "James" really, truly mean it, or is it a prank? My money's still on the latter, though PETA isn't happy about it either way. http://urbanlegends.about.com/b/a/154886.htm Cowperson __________________ Dear Lord, help me to be the kind of person my dog thinks I am. - Anonymous