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Kibology
Kibology is a parody religion. It grew out of the Usenet newsgroup ''alt.religion.kibology'' named after Kibo, the central figure. Practitioners of Kibology are called ''Kibologists'' or (sometimes more disdainfully) ''Kibozos''.
James "Kibo" Parry and his friends began Kibology about 1989
at the suggestion of Mark Jason Dominus. In its early Usenet days it was centered in the newsgroups talk.bizarre and alt.slack, until the creation of alt.religion.kibology in late 1991. The faux religion aspect faded in the mid-1990s, and the newsgroup became oriented to the sense of humor of Kibo and his "followers". The newsgroup also follows various internet "mad scientists" and "crackpots" with a mixture of mockery and appreciation for the unintended humor they produce. A similar Internet phenomenon exists surrounding the Church of the SubGenius. Some posters also "wackyparse," which is to say, they comment on misreadings with humorous effect.
In addition to "Leader Kibo," other Kibologists have developed cult followings of their own from their unusual and humorous writing. The most prominent of these include David Pacheco, Lisa Pea (Elisabeth Rea Higgins), Matt McIrvin, Stephen Will Tanner, Stefan Kapusniak, M Otis Beard, Joe Bay, Gardner S Trask III, Dag Ågren, and E Teflon Piano. In 2003, the group spawned a band, Interröbang Cartel, which by early late 2011 had written and recorded more than 80 songs with the assistance of their heavy metal umlaut.
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