"Fang" and The Question: Separated at Birth?

In her recent post on why she quit blogging, Jaqueline Passey mentioned that her husband-who-shall-not-be-named-publicly's desire to not be mentioned in her blog was because as a pro poker player, and didn't want to be recognized by the "fish".

I realized that I had a photo of the couple at their wedding on a post here. It showed his face openly. So, in keeping with his desire to remain unrecognizable by strangers, I altered it to blot out his features.



So now it looks like she married the Question. Which would be cool.

Well, that is until you learn that he died recently of cancer.

But then again there is a new Question, but she's a lesbian. That would be cool too, to think of Jacq being married to her. (Okay, I'm treading very dangerously close to a restraining order here, so let's quit while I'm merely flirting with the gutter and not diving right in)

With commentary like that, I think I may have been one of the creepy people that inspired her to take her blog private.

Recently, a member of my blogroll, Jacqueline Mackie Paisley Passey, got married.

Jackie is a former Libertarian candidate, on and off activist, economist, and currently employed in Las Vegas in a robotics company.

She's also a bit of a geek (yeah, like I'm one to talk) as evidenced by this post about her honeymoon where she claims the #1 activity they planned upon was playing a computer game.

Congatulations, Jackie and... "Good Kisser," as she calls him on her blog.

Y'know this anonymous husband thing is going to be a problem. I guess I'll just refer to him as "Fang" until his name is revealed.

EDIT: Photo altered to preserve Fang's identity.