Don't have a cow. The offending operative wasn't real, just hysterically funny.
I'm still trying to figure out Second Life. According to a more astute observer the incident mimicked a similar attack in the alternate reality. According to a report from Belfast,
The prank was staged by 'a couple of pro-Kremlin Young Russia activists' reports the Moscow Times. Mr Kasparov was unharmed.Bah-dah-bum.
Kasparov laughed off the incident remarking that it was 'below the belt.'
'I think we have to be thankful for the opposition's demonstration of the level of discourse we need to anticipate,' he said.
An onlooker said the incident was a 'genital reminder about who is in charge.'
The flying wang was an immediate crowd pleaser. News correspondents mass recorded the attack and someone quickly downloaded it for prosperity. A dark haired diminutive correspondent ran out of the room so fast, I couldn't tell if he/she was trying to claim first dibs or satisfy a sudden personal urge.
The wang could have been more than just a prank, possibly carrying a recording device of its own. That would explain the actions of a way too serious security guard who quickly disabled the otherwise harmless intruder. Did you see that guy's face? Scary.
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