Katinka Simonse, also known as Tinkebell, has assembled the thousands of e-mails she received since twisting her cat's neck and skinning it with her own hands in 2004, and she has published them along with the names, ages and addresses of each sender, according to the English version of the Dutch newspaper NRC Handelsblad.
The book, 'Dearest Tinkebell,' is especially controversial because it also includes YouTube videos, MySpace profiles and any other embarrassing information available on the Web pertaining to the e-mail authors, NRC International reported."
A tip of the Crider chapeau to Walter Satterthwait.
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My character, Waldo, made his late kitty into a hat. Once again, art imitates Bob.
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