I did a little looking around this morning. Whoever set that site up went out of their way to hide their identity, signing up through a Canadian registrar that is acting as the email contact for the site, and a service that blocks WHOIS searches, so that the domain owner's info cannot be discovered.
That, plus the technical complexity involved in the site's design, makes me pretty damn sure it is not some 27 year old guy working in some hedge fund's legal department. It reeks of an astroturf attempt by A-Hole's PR people.
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Pinky bet: A-Hole's guys are behind it.
But it does give me all the more eason to stuff my pockets with nickels and dimes when I buy a ticket within striking distance of the third base line.
How about $1M bills with Bore-Ass' face on 'em?
Nah, launching wadded up pieces of paper won't leave a cut or bruise in their wake.
I did a little looking around this morning. Whoever set that site up went out of their way to hide their identity, signing up through a Canadian registrar that is acting as the email contact for the site, and a service that blocks WHOIS searches, so that the domain owner's info cannot be discovered.
That, plus the technical complexity involved in the site's design, makes me pretty damn sure it is not some 27 year old guy working in some hedge fund's legal department. It reeks of an astroturf attempt by A-Hole's PR people.
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