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== Kassius and www.fanfare.ytmnd.com ==
 
== Kassius and www.fanfare.ytmnd.com ==
Kassius recently has lost a site to Typogra. fanfare.ytmnd.com was taken from him, by Max, and given to Typogra. Some users believe that Max has every reason to do so. ex: uncited sources, [[Ear Raped]] sites. See Kassius's http://theft.ytmnsfw.com/ site for more information.
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Kassius recently has lost a site to Typogra. fanfare.ytmnd.com was taken from him, by Max, and given to Typogra. Some users believe that Max has every reason to do so. ex: uncited sources, [[Ear raped|Ear Rape]] sites. See Kassius's http://theft.ytmnsfw.com/ site for what Kassius feels about this.
  
 
== Kassius in mainstream media ==
 
== Kassius in mainstream media ==

Revision as of 07:36, January 25, 2007

Kassius
pic
Date of first site
unknown, created unknown date
Joined:
2004-10-12
Avg. site rating: ****
Avg. vote rate: **
...as of Oct. 16/2007
Notable Sites:
Other info:
Fight 4 Fucks


Kassius is The Pope

A YTMND user who devotes most of his time (in equal parts) to Cosby and Ear Rape sites. Most people seem to like the former more than the latter for reasons unknown. His portrayal in YTMNDs usually involves a bizarre "self-portrait" (through which Kassius, usually in a self-congratulary manner, claims to be the Pope) and he has been occasionally referenced by other YTMND users in their own sites involving Ear Rape, or, on rarer occasions, Cosby.

Kassius and www.fanfare.ytmnd.com

Kassius recently has lost a site to Typogra. fanfare.ytmnd.com was taken from him, by Max, and given to Typogra. Some users believe that Max has every reason to do so. ex: uncited sources, Ear Rape sites. See Kassius's http://theft.ytmnsfw.com/ site for what Kassius feels about this.

Kassius in mainstream media

The Scariest Man in Town TIME Magazine article
Recently, TIME Magazine devoted a whole article to Kassius' escapades and documented his frenetic rise to the top of the heap of YTMND dada satirists as "The Scariest Man in Town".