CONFIRMED: Melbourne man was taking the media for a ride

He took the media for a ride, and exploited our desire for quick news and lots of clicks and that was all confirmed today as “Phuc Dat Bich” posted a Facebook note outlining his prank and reasoning.  What’s most amazing is, he’s right.

He took the media for a ride, and most of them fell for it.

Funny now in retrospect, but a bit of a worry too.

Good news is, I told you so.

Oh, and Please, don’t refer to him as Joe Carr – that clearly stands for Joker.  For what it’s worth, though we may never know – I think his name is David.

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