My friends list has three RSS feeds, two from Google Blog Search and one from Technorati, of weblog posts that link to tronguy.net or have the words Tron Guy in them. I often follow the links from my friends page to the actual post, since both feeds just include a snippet of the actual post, and if I feel like it, I'll leave a comment.
This morning, one appeared on my friends page. I tried following it without actually reading it, and found that the LJ entry it pointed to is friends-locked, and I'm not on the friends list. I started wondering how Technorati had gotten hold of it, but that didn't last long. That curiosity went away when I read the snippet:
... an alarm, and I find, wedged between a box and the wall, his porn stash. I take it out to chuck it (hey, I hate to be a hater, but it's my job), and my eyes focus on something I'd wished could have stayed blurry forever: pages of printed images of The Tron Guy ...
Uhm. Intellectually, I knew that my costume might attract that kind of attention. After all, there is a segment of the spandex fetish community that enjoys full-body coverage, and while my costume doesn't reach that level (there is no hood), it's pretty close. There's a difference between intellectually knowing it's a possibility and really understanding that your picture is someone else's porn.
I really don't know what to think about this...