Chris

The name of the song might have something to do with it…

What @bruinbown said. I have been told, in less immersed moments, that the Creators get testy if information isn’t disseminated quickly after it was received. If you truly believe you had an encounter or were contacted in some way and didn’t get explicit instructions to keep it to yourself, then just by receiving it you have tacit permission to share.

Thank you for sharing @lukasrl, I think that’s my favorite email from her so far. She’s being incredibly transparent in the coding of her words, the cover story is being stretched too thin. That her main fear related to her husband experiencing a diabetic shock is “that he may reach out to the public and give odd life advice or worse that would be…[Read more]

@larry, just pointing out the flimsiness of the press release, saying all she was doing was showing her fear and that in her line of work that equates to weakness. Warning her that she’s making people sympathize with Noah, and not in the way she wants. General posturing.

@larry I told her as much in my attempt at reaching out. Here was her response:

Try it, @clairebuch! Though you might go on her naughty list for sending a false alarm. You don’t want to be the girl who emailed wolf…

Sounds like someone is trying to placate their new Investors.

Wow. I absolutely do not believe the diabetes story, but @mikim‘s milkshake connection might just convert me. That’s genius.

For me, the most important two words in that press release are “conspiratorial thinking.” That alone to me colors everything else as BS. Whoever Noah reaches out to, I hope they’re ready to listen.

Last seen sporting sick Henna tattoo.

Absolutely, @mike. The diabetes is a smokescreen designed to do one thing: prime us to discount anything he says. They want us to think he’s crazy. That means whatever he says, while perhaps not be the total truth (he IS Noah Sinclaire) will certainly be a lot more truthful than whatever game Sarah is playing. Of course the symptoms match, that’s…[Read more]

After this press release Noah is now the only person in this situation I absolutely trust. This is classic PR doublespeak. They’re simultaneously discrediting him while protecting the brand and the mental acuity of its figurehead prior to this falling out. He does not have diabetes. He knows something and they don’t want him sharing it. It sounds…[Read more]

Otis is the darling, hamster loving Trojan Horse endearing himself to whatever profiles don’t have their content set to public. If something happens, we chose this. We begged for it. That being said, is someone planning a birthday party yet?

Yeah, that sounds a lot more likely, @bcbishop, even some of my high school students do that with their email addresses, ending them with 92 and the like. With an age, it would only be current for a year.

There’s nothing I want more than for this to be true. It would be staggering. I want a 60 year old @julierei who we can actually test for fingerprint matches. Looks like Otis listed his year of birth as 1965. He looks a little old for 52.

I’d also like to think that our active theorizing fuels the Creators. This isn’t your traditional experience with ratings or ticket sales to track penetration. Without our emotional outbursts and wild speculation, this website would be a much quieter place. From the early days this has always been a giant puzzle. Seeing us engaged and trying to…[Read more]

@brianamatopoeia, I’m there.

@mike it must be a sign. Can Noah Sr. be too far behind ready to crack a head or two?

Otis sounds like such a nice, generous guy! Definitely added. Did he happen to mention what’s happening next in his space? Thank you very much for this, @mike. Incidentally, what milkshake did you choose? Noah is so rude! Public intoxication and now milkshake theft? He’s out of control. Sinclaire Industries better get in front of this STAT.