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Random tidbit as I skim some more:
Towards the end, the bronies really didn't like ol' webby here (my mind keeps calling him Weebly for some reason), having booted him from the Brony telegram group and calling him a degenerate (which I imagine is hard to achieve in that kind of culture).
The nail in the coffin seems to have been a forum organized brony secret santa, in which he failed to deliver on time and excused his behavior by pointing out that he had been in various space battles. When called on being full of shit and asked to, for once, drop the shenanigans, he doubled down on all the nonsense.
archive.md had trouble archiving the pages, so I have attached them in pdf form. The most relevant part is on page 4 and onwards, in which the recipient receives the package (in march) which is labelled "open only once it's Easter" with a return address located in, you guessed it, the fictional Calisota.
He wrote in crayon.

The contents of the package are, at the moment in dispute, as the recipient posted the info about it on April 1st and later declared it semi-incoherently as a joke. I have contacted the recipient and am awaiting clarification as to which parts were real and which parts were not. I'm off to work now, but I might skim and report some more tonight. I suspect another, more experienced user will compile a more coherent narrative than I have thus far given in the coming days.
Towards the end, the bronies really didn't like ol' webby here (my mind keeps calling him Weebly for some reason), having booted him from the Brony telegram group and calling him a degenerate (which I imagine is hard to achieve in that kind of culture).
The nail in the coffin seems to have been a forum organized brony secret santa, in which he failed to deliver on time and excused his behavior by pointing out that he had been in various space battles. When called on being full of shit and asked to, for once, drop the shenanigans, he doubled down on all the nonsense.
archive.md had trouble archiving the pages, so I have attached them in pdf form. The most relevant part is on page 4 and onwards, in which the recipient receives the package (in march) which is labelled "open only once it's Easter" with a return address located in, you guessed it, the fictional Calisota.
He wrote in crayon.

The contents of the package are, at the moment in dispute, as the recipient posted the info about it on April 1st and later declared it semi-incoherently as a joke. I have contacted the recipient and am awaiting clarification as to which parts were real and which parts were not. I'm off to work now, but I might skim and report some more tonight. I suspect another, more experienced user will compile a more coherent narrative than I have thus far given in the coming days.
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