I'm starting to think Matt Rutledge doesn't really own Meh...

ocifersven went on a bit of a rant said
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Okay, so lemme 'splain this. I was an early customer of W00t’s, way before Amazahn. Before even whine.w00t.com or schurt.w00t.com existed. Back in those days, we all knew who was in charge. Maybe not his name, but we all had an unspoken relationship since this person usually just ‘got us.’

About every 4 days, we’d find both comfort and frustration every time a new Roomba was offered for 24 hours or until sold out. When a Roomba would appear, we’ve all thought, “dammit,” but still read on intrigued. …I don’t think they ever sold out, come to think of it. But there was always a new Roomba to choose from, at least once a week. By that gesture, we knew Matt Rutledge was somewhere in Texas smiling in his chair, imaging we were smiling back at him.

Then the Amazahn.com thing happened, and W00t became a turd. Matt breaks free from his shackles in the dungeon of Amazhan and runs faster than he’s ever done to take back his life and be free again. …Or so we were made to believe.

Then Meh.com appears claiming to be owned by the famous Matt Rutledge. We all flock to see the new daily deals site saying, “hey! I remember this sensation. Reminds me of living 2005! Kelly Clarkson’s ‘Breakaway’ CD was a kick ass release!” But one thing has lacked - weekly Roomba’s. Ladies and gentleman, Matt Rutledge is dead and that is the proof. I suspect he’s buried in Jeff Bezos’ back yard, maybe with Roomba’s, and the person claiming to be Matt Rutledge today was a brilliant low level, under-appreciated employee at Amazahn who’s cubical was 14 stories underground.

Matt Rutledge is dead everyone. No Roomba’s = no Matt.