Donovan, Oz, Dot.

Twittering One said:

I consider the physical threats made against me serious
and seriously offensive.

What twaddle. You're enjoying all the attention.

Quoted message said:

I consider these posts a threat to my physical safety,
and I do not think anyone on the web should be exposed
to this kind of behavior.

Wait untill you've had death threats *hand delivered* through your
letterbox. THEN, you'll have something to moan about.

Quoted message said:

I am serious, and I appreciate any assistance in prosecuting
this person, though legal channels.

Ah, the law! The saviour of the weathly and the stupid.

Roger.

Quoted message said:

I consider the physical threats made against me serious
and seriously offensive.

We consider you a threat, and highly offensive.

Quoted message said:

Do any of you know the identity of this person?

He does.

Quoted message said:

I consider these posts a threat to my physical safety,

We consider your poems equally threatening.

Quoted message said:

and I do not think anyone on the web should be exposed
to this kind of behavior.

Now that you know how WE feel about YOUR behaviour, does this mean you'll stop
spouting this [censored] on us too?

Quoted message said:

I am serious,

As am I, since all you need to do is stop posting or reading here, and you'd
have no more problems.

Quoted message said:

and I appreciate any assistance in prosecuting
this person, though legal channels.

If poetry and comedy were illegal, you'd be in jail for life.

Quoted message said:

What twaddle. You're enjoying all the attention.

Of course she is, why else is she here?

Apparentely the twitterer hasn't been on the net too long. You can't
swing your arms around in here, without hitting a sociopath right in the
kisser. See, in the old days, saloons were the discussion groups of
their day, and there was no fake screen name to hide behind when someone
wanted to physically attack you. At least today, if someone disagrees
with your opinion or existence, they can only break a virtual billiard
cue over your head, rather than a real one. Sometimes I miss the old
days.