Spammers are such teases.
Despite the subject line of this spam which questions the ability of a certain adolescent to ingest the ejaculate of a group of unknown men, the content intrigued me:
“In this article, we will explore the basics every minute of every day. Learn how the AIDS virus attacks the body.as some of the flaws).t’s a great pick-me-up in the morning and a”
And a WHAT? I do list among the flaws of the AIDS virus (at least from the human perspective) that it attacks the body, but if it is a great pick-me-up in the morning (arguably a fallacy), then what else is it? I cannot properly evaluate this statement without the missing piece! NO!
It’s been one of those kind of days.
I think it’s safe to assume that “and” is conjoining two full sentences. In other words: “It’s a great pick-me-up in the morning and aardvarks have four legs.”
Comment by Bjorn — 9/30/2004 @ 4:58 pm
I’ve been having Zen Poker spammers lately.
That sounded kinda bad.
Hm.
Comment by Tazja — 10/5/2004 @ 3:04 pm
That reminds me of the Bloom County where Opus sleeps through the news only to hear the last few seconds “… and those are the three things shown to cause fatal nose warts in penguins. Goodnight.”
Comment by Tazja — 10/18/2004 @ 3:49 pm