
The last time we saw Michael Kapps ’11, he was conspiring with the Peter Bacon ‘11/George Hayward ’11 UC conspiracy ticket in search of a name and some insider info (for the record, Hayward has already usurp at least part of the Andrea Flores '10/Kia McLeod '10 campaign, which is now demanding an ATM in the quad and has already been fined for bbc'd mass emails with iPods in them. Peter Bacon fined them for it). At first we suspected that this dapper, quiet, mysterious gentleman was a sleeper agent for some sinister organization, or at the very least a badly-disguised alter ego for EC Chair Steven F. Cupps ’09, notably absent yesterday from existence, citing "being stuck in an airport" (Crimson, 2008) or something when, in fact, Mr. Kapps was ubiquitous on the Harvard celebrity scene. Or, at least, working his way up to a GossipGeek article.Intrigued, your humble correspondents set out to find the truth (and, admittedly, some more eye candy) after re-encountering this character “interacting” with several pseudo-celebs at the GirlTalk Fiasco, including but not limited to former UC menace Bobo Bose-Kolanu ’11 (seen riding on the shoulders of Leonard Simmerman ’09). But even we weren’t prepared for the level of surrealism Google had in store for us.
WARNING: THE FOLLOWING IS COMPLETELY BASED IN FACT AND IS SUBSTANTIATED BY EVIDENCE OF SOME KIND. WE ARE NOT EVEN SHITTING YOU.
What we didn't know, however, was that Kapps actually owned, you know, SPACE. According to Zoom Info, his real occupation is listed as "president of the Space Club", which is probably just a euphemism for "astronaut". Even if he did fly into space, what we actually found exceeded all our expectations.
What does one even have to do to get an asteroid?? I mean, what kind of contribution to humanity do you need for that? We don't even KNOW where to go from there. All we've ever done with our miserable existence is make a shitty blog. And I guess we almost got sued that one time. And we'll probably be sued by Michael Kapps now, again. I think we've just found our new favorite Harvard celeb (sorry, Jon T Staff V '10).
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