A few months ago My Captors underwears were all clearly in a bunch over my TWITTER BLOG. This went on like all summer and a little beyond. My followers were accumulating at a tremendously fast rate. So much so that My Captors had to keep taking TWITTER DOWN.. You may remember hearing that Twitter was HACKED AGAIN and what not on the news. Then later something happened and My Captors never really appeared nervous after that. Today, I finally figured out why they have been so relaxed even when I TWEET. I realized that they SET UP A BRAND NEW TWITTER ACCOUNT FOR ME. It was spelled the same way and I can LOG INTO BOTH but the DIFFERENT ACCOUNTS show up in GOOGLE’S SEARCH RESULTS as TWO different addresses for me. KORYBAKER262626 and korybaker262626. I have a PICTURE to PROVE that there are 2 addresses for me and that both addresses ARE IDENTICAL.

LOOKIT HERE IS A PICTURE PROVING THERE ARE TWO URLS for MY ACCOUNT ON TWITTER:

http://pics.livejournal.com/korybaker26/pic/0000ata5

UPDATE IF YOU CAN’T READ THE LINK PLEASE TYPE IN “ONLINE TRANSLATION” IN GOOGLE it is the first result. Or if you can see this address:

http://babelfish.yahoo.com/

just copy and paste it into your address bar.

UPDATE: THE POSTING TIME ON THIS POST SHOULD SAY 3:09 PM (not AM) Friday May 14, 2010. If not the Yahoo Engineers and My Captors HACKED LIVEJOURNAL.COM for the MURDER SCANDAL COVER UP.

MY LOCATION IS ORANGEVALE, CALIFORNIA ZIP CODE 95662 IN THE USA – MY CAPTORS DON’T WANT PEOPLE TO KNOW THE TRUTH SO THEY PUT ME IN A DIFFERENT LOCATION. And you should have to translate from ENGRISH only. The writing should NOT be written in Japanese.

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