It is absolutely ridiculous, the levels that people will stoop to in order to get attention. For people like Krystal, the girl I recently wrote about banning me, she would rather get the worst publicity over the best. IE: she’d rather run around creating drama, ripping off designs, claiming photography as her own that is copyrighted by someone else and calling people the most ridiculous names when they catch onto her (even stoops as low as using racial slurs). At times she’s very entertaining. I think that’s what people enjoy the most about her. The least amount of attention she gets, the worst her lashing outs become.

A few nights ago she sent me an email (all of which now go to my spam box, woohoo) claiming that she went to some Alberta forums and made statements that “I” was a photography thief and that no one should hire me. Of course I laughed my rump off and wasn’t the slightest bit bothered. I have big doubts that she did this and that it was more or less another one of her childish outburst in an effort to get under someone’s skin. I did report the email to her internet provider, just in the event she actually did stoop that low.

Well earlier today I had a few new folks adding me on flickr, so I decided to log in and check them out prior to adding them. Low and behold, I have a comment ( “My Name is Mud. says: pretty bad quality.” which she has just deleted) from “My Name is Mud”, who is Krystal. She is absolutely amusing. I just think it’s very sad that the only reason anyone knows who she is is because of all of the bad things she’s done to so many people.

She recently shut down her blog, (not linking, she doesn’t deserve the hits) but before doing so made several disgusting entries involving the use of racial slurs and one that had a photo from 9/11 saying something along the lines of “this is what the world thinks of your country” (to “America”). Like I said, the girl has no limits to the levels in which she stoops.

Like I mentioned in the comments on another blog regarding this; I would much rather have people remember me for the good things I do in life, verses the bad.

I truly hope, for her own sake, she eventually grows out of this behavior.