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A regular poster during the late '90's, Casper Von Bittergoth originally hailed from Montreal QC, moved to Toronto ON for 10 years and is currently back in Montreal. He had a distinctive posting style In Which He Capitalized Every Word Of His Posts. To this day many people who know him in person mentally read titles with a Quebecois accent. | A regular poster during the late '90's, Casper Von Bittergoth originally hailed from Montreal QC, moved to Toronto ON for 10 years and is currently back in Montreal. He had a distinctive posting style In Which He Capitalized Every Word Of His Posts. To this day many people who know him in person mentally read titles with a Quebecois accent. | ||
Casper Von Bittergoth attended Convergences [[C4]], [[C5]], [[C6]], [[C9]] and [[C10]]. He was the Super-Admiral of the [[C8]] Committee in Montreal, QC in 2002. | Casper Von Bittergoth attended Convergences [[C4 | Convergence IV]], [[C5 | Convergence V]], [[C6 | Convergence VI]], [[C9 | Convergence IX]] and [[C10 | Convergence X]]. He was the Super-Admiral of the [[C8 | Convergence VIII]] Committee in Montreal,QC in 2002. | ||
Latest revision as of 19:12, 18 May 2008
A regular poster during the late '90's, Casper Von Bittergoth originally hailed from Montreal QC, moved to Toronto ON for 10 years and is currently back in Montreal. He had a distinctive posting style In Which He Capitalized Every Word Of His Posts. To this day many people who know him in person mentally read titles with a Quebecois accent.
Casper Von Bittergoth attended Convergences Convergence IV, Convergence V, Convergence VI, Convergence IX and Convergence X. He was the Super-Admiral of the Convergence VIII Committee in Montreal,QC in 2002.