Turnabout is fair play: Someone posted all of The Fat Jew’s new book to Twitter

By Marah Eakin  |  November 5, 2015 | 7:36pm
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A move that truly earns the phrase “Great Job, Internet!,” someone has posted all of the Josh “The Fat Jew” Ostrovsky’s book online, claiming to have written it themselves—or at least denying Ostrovsky any form of attribution. A guy with the Twitter handle @Updog7 scanned and posted every single page of the horrible internet denizen’s equally despicable new memoir, Money Pizza Respect. He then tweeted out all the pages individually before compiling them onto Google books and putting out this hilarious tweet:

So far, @Updog7’s account is still up, though sites like Death And Taxes are speculating that it’ll probably get shut down for violating Twitter’s terms of service. It’s worth noting, though, that should Twitter do that, they might also want to take down Ostrovsky’s account. Stealing other people’s work and posting it as his own was his whole schtick for years.

 
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