Written by admin on January 27th, 2012
To Wondershit,
We must be getting close because you sound CRAZY!
FYI: I called my lawyer. I publish thousands of InCity Times - I told my lawyer you were misrepresenting my business. What you’ve written about me and my business is false – deliberately so (and malicious).
We’ll track you down … .
Hope to see you in court real soon.
- Rosalie Tirella
p.s. For the moment, at least, you won’t get too personal, as I am scouring your entire batch of “crap” for info re: YOU
I bet you’re some pussy-whipped IT nerd, Wondershit.
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Written by admin on January 27th, 2012
So Wondershit likes the blues … is a musician in town? (Is that why he is tres jealous of Paulie C. and his NOLA festival?) Obviously, upper-midle class. Maybe pretentious. Maybe a laid-off-writer at some local rag? Everyone to their GPS (it takes you to DCU Center, Foster Street arts/music scene)!
Here it is … Wondershit …. He wrote this a couple of years ago ….
R. Tirella
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Dear Mr. Claus,
By Wondershit
“I’m putting together my Christmas wish list; hoping you can help me out.
“I’ve been a very good boy this year, as I have every year, and I’d like to use all those brownie points I’ve earned to wish for a couple CDs. I’ve got my heart set on these two: Yule Struttin’ and Blue Yule.
![[blue+yule+2.jpg]](http://1.bp.blogspot.com/_mil5wOhSM1Q/Svv9NIYHpEI/AAAAAAAABeE/sUJ5iJ8eOyA/s1600/blue%2Byule%2B2.jpg)
Best wishes to you and Mrs. Claus and have a nice day!
Yours truly,
William W. W.
PS. If you need directions? Let me know. Hey you gotta GPS?
Plug these in: N42°15.87378. W071°47.96424.
PPS. Mrs. Will’s Eggnog is really kick-ass this year. So ya better hurry up before its all gone!
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Written by admin on January 26th, 2012
editor’s note: He’s what Wondershit thinks of State Senator Harriette Chandler, one of the most forward-looking legislators in Massachusetts. She was just promoted to Majority Whip. No matter. Wonderpoop loathes her, too. Notice the age-ist remark at the end of his diatribe.
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Harriette Chandler and useless legislation – again
By Wondershit
So why push legislation that’s anti-job creation in the two largest metropoli in the state that needs jobs? Two areas totaling 116,786 unemployed or 48% of all unemployed in MA.
Let’s see, the unemployment rate is 7.6% in Worcester & County, 23k unemployed, or 10% of the state’s total unemployed. Boston’s at 6.0%, 94k unemployed, or 38% of the state’s total unemployed.
Thanks to Harriet Chandler those 117k people have no chance of getting a job because she decided that the residents of Worcester and Boston are not worth her patronage. Go figure. The economics of that decision are staggering – lost jobs, lost tax revenues, more state unemployment payments, increased welfare etc… who’s gonna protect us from politicians like Chandler?
For the 75 year old Harriet Chandler to push legislation that effectively keeps casinos out of Boston and Worcester is tantamount to economic sabotage and in fact was illogical because Boston and Worcester were never really in the running for a casino. Not to mention the timing of such legislation (during a recession) and the fact that out-of-state casinos have already siphoned off the populous’ cash years ago, and outlived their usefulness as a revenue source for the states who have them, clearly leaves one wondering, what the heck is Harriet Chandler thinking? Can she clearly think at her age? Apparently not.
Oughta be a law to keep old people out of politics.
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Written by admin on January 25th, 2012
editor’s note: So after Paulie C. has great press about him and his NOLA jazz fest (stories in the T & G, WoMag), gets Carter Allen from Boston’s 1′st rate classic rockstation WZLX to host his NOLA fest, has Chandler Street repaved by the City of Worcester so his inner-city music festival looks more attractive, gets to talk abut NOLA and his efforts to revitalize Piedmont, his adopted neighborhood, on various local TV shows, this is what Wonderpoop has to say about Paulie. Right after NOLA! Right after all that great press! How pea green with envy can one get?
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Here it is, Wondershit at his most mean-spirited/negative:
Meanwhile back in the hood…
By Wondershit
“It’s been 4 years since Paulie Collyer unleashed NOLA on the city. It never attracted the crowds he hoped for. He’s been disappointed every year since.
“Paulie blames the locals for its failure. It’s not their fault is it? He organized it – he fucked up. So Paulie’s to blame.
NOLA started with the best of intentions – to help the NAA. But Paulie “Urban Core” Collyer and Harry Tembenis, aka Harry the Teletubby” turned what should have been a noble and laudable effort into a comedy of errors when questioned about the monies that were allegedly raised by Paulie’s NOLA. The fact is NOLA was a financial bust for Paulie. It contributed nothing to the NAA – just the local corporate donations they finagled. Paulie’s credibility has been an issue ever since.
So what are NOLA failings? Well, it doesn’t reflect the demographics of the city, just some 60 year old guy’s idea of good time music. The venue is unattractive – a parking lot. Who wants to hang out on a parking lot in a ghetto on a hot summer day and drink warm beer. And Wusta being Wusta, folks ain’t willing to folk out $20+ for Paulie’s favorite bands. Click to continue »
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Written by admin on January 25th, 2012
By anonymous
Where are they? Been searching high and low. Where’s Worcester Occupy Wall Street camping out? Got a box of donuts to drop off.
So who would have thought, Occupy Worcester KO’d not by a mob of 1%-ers, but by a single person – a priest no less: The Rev. Robert Bachelder of the Worcester Area Mission Society, part of the liberal United Church of Christ, stopped them dead in their tracks, based on a misunderstanding. Allegedly his flock’s parking spaces were in peril. Yes, parking spaces.
I wonder if the reverend got 30 pieces of silver in exchange for handing over OWS? One of Jesus’ own selling out. Biblical history does repeat itself. I think there’s more to it than parking spots. I may be wrong.
What strikes me as hypocritical is that an avowed disciple of Jesus Christ turned his back on a handful of youths and by extension, the most critical issue affecting our society today – the subjugation of the masses by the Wall St. cabal and their Washington henchmen.
So why did he do it? Someone forced him? His irate flock? The property owners, The New England Dream Center, an obscure non-profit housed in a former church on Chestnut Street, Click to continue »
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Written by admin on January 25th, 2012
By Steven R. Maher
It was Monday November 14, 2011. Outside it was a beautiful New England autumn day, the sun was shining, the leaves were sparkling, the weather was warm, and the last of the snow from the dreaded early winter, power black-out causing storm had vanished.
I was in the well-lit waiting room at the Worcester Medical Center waiting for my neurologist to turn on my neuro-transmitter. Twelve days earlier I had deep brain stimulation surgery (DBS), during which three holes were drilled into my thick Irish skull. Into two of these holes were placed probes that would stimulate brain activity deadened by Parkinson’s disease. Two days later a transmitter was implanted in my chest to send electronic signals to the probes. Today the transmitter would be turned on and we would see if the operation was a success.
The appointment was at 12:00 PM. High noon, I thought. As I sat, my mind drifted back to that dark day, April 21, 2008, when I was first diagnosed with Parkinson’s disease.
Soreness in arms
In 2008 I was 52 years old. Three years earlier I had gone on a diet and lost Click to continue »
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Written by admin on January 24th, 2012
editor’s note: Wow! I just got this great letter from an InCity Times reader on Wonderpoop! Thank you!
Everyone in this city knows what a jealous, negative loser Wonderpoop is. Cyber bully extraordinaire. He has nothing good to say about anybody in Worcester. I am glad folks know the awful truth.
Here is the letter:
The writings of “Wonderidiot”
By Nisa
The writings of “Wonderidiot” reveal that the person is a venomous and always angry malcontent who is bent on attacking individuals, organizations and small business. S/he is not funny, valid or even of interest to anyone with any brains. The rants on her/his site are getting old and annoying.
Unless you are a business selling web ads or you are looking to market a commercial product, then the amount of “unique web site visits” may be important if whether or not a web analytic reveals a large reader base. But let’s face it, the web is all about niche interest for most online readers. Sites like most commentary blogs or non-commercial entities are not concerned with such information. What matters is if some segment of the population, no matter how small or large, gives a shit about the content of any particular website. In some cases the writers and viewers of most web sites care less about the volume of viewers than they do about the individuals who might find something of interest on there particular site that they simply will not find anywhere else.
For example, no where else will you find the content as specific and unique as what you might find on website posted in small neighborhood newspaper or some non-profit community radio or TV outlet, etc. It’s pointless and totally irrelevant to compare say InCity Times with the T&G or someone like WCUW radio with WTAG radio. They are based on totally different value marketing and target systems.
That angry blogger [Wondershit!!] rarely writes truthfully, and s/he should probably learn to deal with reality rather than what seems to be obvious hate or perhaps (toward you and some other organizations he un-substantially slams) appears to have some sort of perverted infatuation with the many s/he attacks. What else could it be? It’s obviously personal and that alone pretty much voids the person of any credibility even without being anonymous.
Maybe s/he needs needs psychological help, or is searching in some way to fill a void in her/his life. I hope that happens for her/him. It probably won’t though. I’d say that vanity has too strong of a hold on the person. So what? No one cares anyway.
Here’s a suggestion for that sad individual, and it comes from someone who is genuinely sorry for the losses and bad choices s/he seemed to have made in this world:
[Wondershit] You seem angry, envious of others, and constantly spewing such hatred. That must be burdensome at some point. No one but someone in a place that is as pitiful and pathetic as you seem to be in would even care or concern themselves with these obvious personal attacks. How is all of that all working out for you?
To Rose: You run your very own news paper. With a very small team – that is a tremendously huge accomplishment, especially for the length of time you have celebrated so far [10+ years!]. Some idiots envy you – they wish they could do what you do, but they obviously can’t. Surely you must expect from time to time someone may not care for your writing style or the story content. Some stand ideologically distant from you. So what? It’s up to you to choose how and what you write. Others can either choose to read your paper or choose not to. Don’t sweat the web stat attacks. It’s meaningless.
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Written by admin on January 24th, 2012
By Rebecca Fanion
With more than 300,000 low-income children struggling with hunger in Massachusetts, Project Bread is fighting hunger with its new Healthy School Food for Kids Initiative. This initiative takes the struggle against childhood hunger into schools. With the support of a $1 million grant from the Arbella Insurance Group Charitable Foundation, Project Bread will fund healthy menu development in schools, culinary skills training in school cafeterias, and effective “healthy food” presentation with the ultimate goal of providing children with healthier food that they will eat.
Healthy school food is vital for a child’s growth and wellbeing. Since school meals provide more than 50 percent of a low-income child’s nutrients and calories, school breakfast and lunch programs are a critically important way to combat childhood hunger. Children who are food insecure are members of families that struggle to put food on the table. Being food insecure prevents children from reaching their full academic and physical potential, increasing the likelihood that they will remain trapped in the poverty-hunger cycle. Paradoxically, low-income children in Massachusetts are also two to three times more likely to be overweight and suffer other food-related diseases, such as diabetes and hypertension, because high-fat, high-sugar, and high-sodium foods tend to be more affordable for families on limited incomes. Obesity can lead to chronic illnesses such as high blood pressure, cardiac disease, and type II diabetes. Click to continue »
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