Thanks for the back-and-forth. Here is a minimal example you can play 
around with to see the 
behavior: https://gist.github.com/efritz/1417921e3d646184ee42606c069f7ada. 
It's difficult to demonstrate it in a single program as I need to 
forcefully disconnect a client. It needs at least two processes as it's 
currently written (but someone could certainly wedge it into one process 
with some creativity).

I'm using Python 2.7 on OS X (currently) but this issue was originally 
observed on a Debian system. As you asked in the SO thread, logging over 
print does not change the behavior, nor does the payload size.

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