Kendra Olesen angered by references to her on 'The Dirty' website SASKATOON, Saskatchewan, Oct. 29 (UPI) -- A Canadian woman says she is upset about anonymous derogatory references to her on a U.S. gossip website that posts such information anonymously. Kendra Olesen, 23, of Saskatoon said her name and remarks about her sex and social lives are viewable on "The Dirty," the Canadian Broadcasting Company reported Monday. The website, operated in Arizona by self-described Nik Richie, invites posters to submit "dirt" about other people. The information is organized by city, Canadian and U.S., and displayed on the website without verification for accuracy. Yes, I have made mistakes in my life I have to live with. None of it should be ever be posted publicly like that on a site where I can't take it down. I went on and was completely appalled at what I had seen," said Olesen. The submission about Olesen claimed she "drinks and drives, and sleeps around, among other things," CBC reported. Everybody has partied. Everybody has gone out drinking. Why did they attack me so badly? Half of it wasn't even true," she said. Richie has received about a dozen letters from Canadians eager to sue for defamation, said his lawyer, David Gingras. "You guys are very thin-skinned, from what I can tell," Gingras told "Go Public," the CBC ombudsman service. If you guys don't like the Internet then you are going to have to turn it off. Gingras added the Internet company has no assets in Canada and U.S. law does not allow enforcement of foreign defamation laws.