But my favorite spams are the ones where bits of text are pasted together into one long email, usually with a couple of attachments that I never, ever, ever open. Ever. (Seriously. I'm not stupid, people.)
I usually just trash them, but this one I just had to share:
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Haha! Oh, haha! Yeah. Those spammers really kill me.
7 comments:
I yearn to know what goes through a person's mind when they compose something like that. Are they just jumbling some existing text, or giving life to the words of some funky spammer muse?
My personal opinion is that it's a spammer muse. Who is definitely high on something...or, like, has brain connections that have never been seen by the world of science.
Yes. That it is.
I'm pretty sure its some kid in China (probably one of my students) that got a job translating advertisements into English. But since his boss can't read English he just wrote down all the words he knew (and some that don't exist) and pasted some other phrases together. And presto chango...you have this spam crap. Everyday Happy!
Pam, your students from China make me feel jolly.
My spam has quotes from Harry Potter books, so every time I read I try to figure out which book it's from and what it's talking about. It's like name that tune in 10 notes or less--name that Harry Potter book in 4 sentences or less.
That sounds like much more fun than my excerpts. I'm not even sure what books they're from, although as an English major, I should probably start trying to guess...
Hm....
Nope. No clue. ;^)
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