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She was Rachel Marsden, 33, the Canadian right-wing political pundit used to airing the tangles of her personal life online. He was Jimmy Wales, 41, the co-founder of Wikipedia, the web encyclopaedia that aims to provide up-to-date “user-generated� information.
On Saturday Ms Marsden logged on to discover that her own particular affair had also been updated. She had been dumped on Wikipedia. Mr Wales posted a statement on the site noting that: “I am no longer involved with Rachel Marsden.� In response Ms Marsden did what any self-respecting scorned cyber-pundit would do. She dug out the shirt and jumper that her former lover had worn during what was apparently their only night together and put them up for sale on eBay. “Hi, my name is Rachel and my (now ex) boyfriend, Wikipedia founder Jimmy Wales, just broke up with me via an announcement on Wikipedia,� she wrote.
On Saturday Ms Marsden logged on to discover that her own particular affair had also been updated. She had been dumped on Wikipedia. Mr Wales posted a statement on the site noting that: “I am no longer involved with Rachel Marsden.� In response Ms Marsden did what any self-respecting scorned cyber-pundit would do. She dug out the shirt and jumper that her former lover had worn during what was apparently their only night together and put them up for sale on eBay. “Hi, my name is Rachel and my (now ex) boyfriend, Wikipedia founder Jimmy Wales, just broke up with me via an announcement on Wikipedia,� she wrote.
If they only hooked up once, is it correct for her to classify him as an "ex"? Anyway, here are links to the eBay auctions for Wales' T-shirt and sweater. And for those interested in acquiring these relics of spurned lust, it appears that Marsden will ship to Germany.
