Tue Jan 02 2007 08:20 Happy New Spam:
Where we can somewhat fall in love with our stovepipe.
And passed along from Aaron Swartz:
you know how you want it ? as stable software!
Tue Jan 02 2007 08:20 Happy New Spam:
Where we can somewhat fall in love with our stovepipe.
And passed along from Aaron Swartz:
you know how you want it ? as stable software!
Tue Jan 16 2007 08:43 National Spam Writing Month:
"So computers are tools of the devil?" thought Newt. He had no problem believing it. Computers had to be the tools of somebody, and all he knew for certain was that it definitely wasn't him.
And random text grabbing & generation gives me a new magical-realism/Stephenson/Magnolia plot!
Furthermore, a highly paid submarine goes to sleep, and the sheriff gives secret financial aid to a skinny cab driver.When a graduated cylinder is incinerated, the sandwich gives secret financial aid to a miserly football team.
A mastadon near the inferiority complex, some somewhat incinerated bottle of beer, and a hardly snooty football team are what made America great!
Mon Jan 22 2007 10:59 Stand Up and Clap Your Hands:
Do pay attention, 007.
I don't think I even want to know what you were trying to say there.
Be sure to use our superior brand of boxing glove!
I'm not really sure there's a market for that.
> PUT ROPE IN CHEST
"You trusted a spammer?"
Go on, get out of here.
Buy apocalypse insurance today.
Charge people to relax on your soft, soft carpets and cushions.
Okay, so I was only on screen for thirty seconds, but it's a start.
Unplug him!
Bad luck there.
That's just my surname, sir, I wasn't criticising.
Ples ring if an rnser is reqird.
Well, don't do it again.
Fri Jan 26 2007 14:49 Harry And The Spammers:
One of Dumbledore's "a few words" speeches before the start-of-school meal.
Hermione was seen reading a book by this author, very close to her face, as it was carried by huffing and puffing finches.
Man, I miss New Orleans.
Viagrain! From Pfizer-Monsanto! The revolutionary new crop that seemed like a good idea at the time!
The body of the email is great too. It's like a sales pitch written by the King of All Cosmos.
You're stupid man. buy viagra. maybe it will help you. oh, no. nothing helps you.
Tue Mar 20 2007 07:13 "Snow" Repetition + "Arctic" = Meaning:
Sculpting each tree to fit your ghostly form. The weight of being born into exile is lifted. The mortal architect had brought to life, The earth beneath his feet, in its dark cape, Are gliding toward me on the ice into Dreaming time has reversed, I watch drowned snow Or else, like us, sunk into some long gaze For any part of them we can make out As if your absence now concluded long ago. The paths of childhood. Seen. What you know is only manifest the old men burnish stories of Yaz and the Babe A kind of snow, which hesitates Not daring to oppose That neither the motionless farm couple trudging To have been claimed by what we see of what Sits at the limit of a kind of world XXI. Flying in the Arctic and the numbed yards will go back undercover.
Wed Mar 21 2007 08:20 Saturday Night Palsy's Subtitle:
Tue Mar 27 2007 11:30 Butter-Burning Machine:
Oh, okay, I can imagine you're busy.
Lying: the cheaper alternative to Viagra.
Join the Matrix today!
Onstage at 9pm.
Yes, yes I am.
Thanks, but we've already got one.
Well, you did ask for a surprise cake filling.
I don't want it.
NetHack intrinsics, the epilogue.
Hey! This is just a box of more ants.
Thu Apr 19 2007 09:24 Web 2.Spam:
In most folksonomies, we find ourselves stymied by minor divergences in tag names. The set of "scifi" and "sf" and "sci-fi" probably fits together (cf. blaaaah and blaaah) and the casual browser would rather their members converge to sit in one tag. But spam tags benefit from divergence. Ah, what we learn when QA takes a vacation.
If you don't take Man-Agra, you'll have the subject of today's other great spam:
manxiety
Thu Apr 26 2007 04:58 Creepiest sender ever:
Some deviants get their kicks by sending spam.
Wed May 16 2007 10:28 Viagra-Man:
Cape and mask not included.
After a laboratory accident in Pfizer's secret research wing...
Nobody can stop me, once I open these reservoir sluice gates!
Tue May 22 2007 18:20 Truth Is Stranger Than Viagra:
Wed May 23 2007 08:09 Just Another Day In the 21st Century:
Mon May 28 2007 12:25 This snippet seems familiar...:
The thought reminded him of his evening chores, and he set off for the barn with a harsh jubilation that it was almost the last time he would need to milk. How far, he wondered, could he go on that money? He hurried through his work and into the house to his old desk. The faded text-ornament stood on the top shelf, but he did not see it, as he hastily tumbled out all the time-tables and sailing-lists. The habit of looking at them with the yearning bitterness of unreconciled deprivation was still so strong on him that even as he handled them eagerly, he hated them for the associations of years of misery they brought back to him. Before he went into the house after his evening chores were done, he stopped for a moment and looked back at the cleft in the mountain wall through which the railroad left the valley. He had been looking longingly toward that door of escape all his life, and now he said good-by to it. Ah well, twant to be, he said, with an accent of weary finality; but then, suddenly out of the chill which oppressed his heart there sprang a last searing blast of astonished anguish. It was as if he realized for the first time all that had befallen him since the morning. He was racked by a horrified desolation that made his sturdy old body stagger as if under an unexpected blow. As he reeled he flung his arm about the pine tree and so stood for a time, shaking in a paroxysm which left him breathless when it passed.
I thought it might be Twain; I've seen it mixed with a sample from "The Awful German Language." Also today I got a few sentences from Stephen King's Misery. Looks pretty good. Who needs BookMooch, LibraryThing, or the friendly local librarian when we've got Project Gutenberg, OCR-happy scan fans, and spammers?
Tue May 29 2007 09:57 "Students cheating insisting lying.":
I am pleased to inform you that one of the best things that can happen to any Internet user is to be rewarded for spending money and time on the Internet.
Oh, no need to thank me.
I know this will come to you as a surprise because you do not know me.
If only spam were a surprise.
Also, today some spam had munged quotes from an interesting NYT story. Who needs del.icio.us?
Sun Jun 03 2007 06:51 Earnestness Goes To Camp:
My dream is five cubits.
Gives "O Canada" a new spin. More seriously, this is more touching than spam ought to be.
He laughs at the women, too? Because they don't have huge penises?
Aaah! A giant bedroom-invading vibrating ring!
Sun Jun 10 2007 16:51 "My name is ( ABD-AL-RAHMAN)":
Wed Jun 20 2007 12:54 Sell The Sizzle, Not The Steak:
[Product] will give you the inspiration for a better life.Do you want to possess the whole world? Try our [product] and you will be the master of the universe.
From another ad: Full, thick hardons..no more semls What in the hell is a seml? Do I want to know?
Wed Jun 20 2007 13:00 GMail Is Right Out:
Hello, HansI think we had correspondence a long time ago if it was not you I am sorry. If it was I could not answer you because my Mozilla mail manager was down for a long time and I could not fix it only with my friend's help I got the emails address out for me ..:)
Does it seem more believable for the spamee if it's Mozilla that messed up and not Outlook or Eudora? And Yahoo! Mail is even less believable. Like excuses for not turning in your homework or getting to work on time, spammer excuses have to evolve over time as we fix stupid little logistical problems; the advent of webmail, where this sort of mishap is much less likely, also means this spammer will have to switch fake excuses.
Also, in subject lines recently: Turbo penis, which led a friend to reminisce about those units back in the 90s that had the "turbo" button that lit up.
Sun Jul 01 2007 05:16 A Gentle Hint:
Tue Jul 03 2007 13:10 Very Creative Commons:
Enjoy.
Not touch the Anacreonian worlds: on a feverish part in the soul that you're going it won't work entirely and your last shipment. He was my philosophy of knowledge.We have predicted the gold only Sermak, that: it opened it for thirty years now, achieved is a buzz of strength of generations of the masses, too important.
The age he caught its fall not at a missionary were kicked warmed put on the planet; will force field. They have been impossible aren't you. Aporat, grimly, I have eat fire flies caught his life motion and he said Bort?
And if they run my crimson and then looked up at the throne stiffed. Have nice of recognition of the ground slowly, the assassination, of Korell to ruin of seats, then you every known; since and HARI SELDON crisis; and Daribow?
Sermak viciously (a tall man)? The steady historical validity of factly, destiny of years. Do you the problem the second class psychologist enough to himself, in your a confession of the planet, seemed at the youthful spirits of their foreign policy to make them, from his Holy seat lip, and it's I'll have now since your bunch here at the other's treaty, is to kindle it once most of entirely different in ahchaeology, ah.
And irrevocable a question? Mallow's eyebrows lowered; and one yet.
One interesting thing here is how thoroughly Asimov's accessible prose gets wrecked. If it weren't for the proper nouns (and "psychohistory," which arguably deserves the same standing), I wouldn't have recognized it at all -- and unlike Rowling, Asimov in Foundation et al. doesn't have many memorable names.
This spam, then, gives us a glimpse into the alternate universe where James Joyce, or William Gibson, wrote Foundation. Come to think of it, the Foundation saga still has a few hundred years left to detail -- WG, want a crack at it?
Thu Jul 05 2007 10:41 "I'm going to show you this, but keep it secret!":
Did you know that 76% of girls prefer guys with a descent ramrod?
I live right near a hardware store - it must carry those. Let's go!
We bet it's not a secret for you, but the true secret is how you can ENLARGE your WEENIE safely and WITHOUT ANY RISK to amaze 100% of girls.ENLARGE my WEENIE? Classy. I bet I could find references to the seventh sky of the sexual satisfaction in Chinatown.It will make your squib a real space rocket that will raise you up to the seventh sky of the sexual satisfaction!
They work for up to 36 hours
...without a break, because they are terrified of losing in the first few episodes of Project Runway and being completely forgotten even in the DVD special features.
Now, my libido is back, and also my sex drive.
Does this person think that his libido was previously not the same thing as his sex drive?
twisted pit viper
Hey, there's no need for that kind of spite. I can understand why Laura questioned the authenticity of Jeffrey's work -- she'd never seen that kind of craftsmanship from him before, because they'd always worked on 2-day deadlines, so she didn't know he could do it. Would you really rather she'd bit her tongue and allowed what seemed like a breach of the rules to pass?
Thu Jul 05 2007 10:48 Depressing, Poignant Spam:
Hi, my gentlemanYou know, sometimes it happens that you are in a rush and you are afraid to be late and you think that you are the most important person in this world...but you will never be able to do the MOST important...
Maybe it is because you still don't know WHAT IS? most important for You? Maybe you know, but often the Most important changes over time? It is different at 20 than at 16, and than at 25 it changes even more?
The Most important for me in my life is Family, Love, Passion, Relationships with a beloved man. You can call it any name you wish, but the meaning remains the same. I want to love and to be loved...You now know that you can find me at [URL]
You know, sometimes you are afraid to sleep alone...
You know, sometimes you are afraid that you exist...
You know, sometimes it is just raining and cold...
You know, sometimes...
You know...See you
Raquel
Just to leaven this: indeed, the three turning points in one's life occur at 16, 20, and 25. Raquel would like multiple relationships with her beloved man (simultaneous? sequential?). And he will never be able to do the most important thing in the world: give birth? live a day free of junk e-mail?
Mon Aug 06 2007 08:06 NetHack spam:
You bounce around trying to find a lead provider that is solid. You are skeptical of trying again. You still need a boost in business. --more--(via Raven Black)
Tue Aug 07 2007 09:20 Candle-Ends:
Uh, no, no, I just need a signature for this parcel.
No, that looks pretty unnatural and dangerous to me.
Serving the post-apocalypse barter market since 2039.
Six grams of resaleable copper can be yours!
Claim your riches for those terrible itches.
Just pretend he's not there.
Become a burglar today!
Become a laser-pointer safety tester today!
Sun Aug 12 2007 08:06 Citizen M142A9, Report To Municipal Comfort Station:
Kinky!
The real reason the Empire cracks down on spam.
Defy the hive mind!
Ferengi barbershop quartets make a comeback. This spam urges "Don't be happy w ith your preceding success"
Sun Aug 12 2007 10:38 halfhearted bodice ripper:
Sat Sep 01 2007 20:25 Not To Mention Quechup:
From: Coy AaronYou know how if your discipline has "science" in its name, or your country has "Democratic," "People's," or "Republic" in its name, it isn't? Same with "Coy."
Subject: **EMAIL ID AWARD**If only Stacy Umana hadn't taken sumana@[host].berkeley.edu!
Subject: Can you tell me what's wrong, and how we can fix it?Surprisingly civilized. I wish more of the customer service email I've dealt with had taken this attitude.
Subject: Vista and other fresh softwareNow this is the story all about how
Thu Sep 27 2007 22:32 When Gillette Goes Obsequious:
Thu Sep 27 2007 22:40 How Do They Cram All That Spam?:
swiss&rich New demographic targeting for instant hot chocolate packets.
CAN WE TRUST YOU? Projecting, are we?
my wife has never been happier because I've become emotionally available!
RE: September 70% OFF The new 9-day month!
Mon Oct 01 2007 10:40 Subject: "parrot more nun":
Dive in the ocean of self indulgence with Canadian Health&Care Mall.
Fri Oct 05 2007 01:06 Back to the Slaughterhouse:
If you are not a recipient of this mail, please disregard this message.
Put down the gun, and turn around slowly.
And then three salesman turn up at once, it's typical.
You're pretty wearying yourself.
I'm sure it's a good copy, but looting the corpses of alien bodysnatchers just seems like a bad idea.
They're onto us! Run!
It's people. Spam is made out of people!
I rarely find myself in that sort of crowd, to be honest.
Before it kills you with its clockwork blades and replaces you.
Asidonhopo hits!
Thu Oct 11 2007 06:10 You know nothing of my work!:
LET:account,password,shop,did you forget?,are you forget?,why are are forget?,damn you forget}
Pill spam that parodies phishing spam. Possibly the first example of intra-spam genre parody.
This spam also includes the address http://{_clean_domains}
YOU'LL NEVER TAKE US ALIVE!
Wed Oct 17 2007 19:32 The Prequel:
Haha, where did you get that? It looks almost reaiIIEEEE
Tue Nov 20 2007 15:19 NEVER BORING:
Get back here, I need those.
You might have to refit the rest of your bathroom. (Bang bang bang.)
Writing spam subject lines just isn't paying the bills any more.
Sorry.
Just buy something or get out of my tobacconists.
That drilling sound you hear at night? IGNORE IT.
Stand here and hold this Golf Sale sign.
He sees when you buy cheap replicas.
And some bioluminescence.
Or even more than that!
The prisoner's dilemma of exercise.
It's really, really dull.
Fri Dec 07 2007 08:01 VIEW WHAT WE GOT TO PROPOSE:
Subject: I WILL HELP
Hello,
My Name is ( MRS.LUCY BOB), I am 75yrs old of age; I stay in Texas, USA. I am a good merchant; I have several industrial companies and good share in various banks in the world. I spend all my life on investment and corporate business. All the way I lost my husband and two beautiful kids in fatal accident that occur in November 5th 2003.I am a very greedy woman with all cost I don~Rt know much and care about people, since when I have an experience of my lovely ones I felt weak. I found it difficult to sleep and give rest.
Later in the year 2004 February I was sent a letter of medical check up, as my personal doctor testify that I have a lung cancer, which can easily take off my life soon. I found it uneasy to survive myself, because a lot of investment cannot be run and manage by me again. I quickly call up a pastor/prophet to give me positive thinking on this solution, as my adviser.
He minister to me to share my property, earth, to motherless baby/orphanage homes/people that need money for survivor both student that need money/ business woman and man for their investment for future rising. So therefore I am writing this letter to people who are really need help from me both student in college, to contact me urgently. Especially those people who found it so difficult in the area of money. Please contact me and stop weeping.
Probably let me know what you really need the money for, and if you can still help me to distribute money to nearest orphanages homes near your town. Now am so much with GOD, am now born again. May the lord bless you, as you reach me, please to remind you reply to ([address]) Please scammers and any act of fraudulent on Internet.
BEST REGARD
LUCY BOB
My favorite bits are the all-caps name, "I am a good merchant" (gets Leonard laughing with its mix of interactive-fiction "times are tough, sigh" and the PBS sponsorship tag for "The GOOD Cook!"), "Please contact me and stop weeping," "pastor/prophet," the fragmented last sentence that betrays the scam, and "I found it uneasy to survive myself."
Fri Dec 07 2007 08:34 What is it with George Soros?:
The plastic watch of inevitability! The synth of destiny!
Talk about the right of first sale.
And to keep the supply of doctors low.
But it's a unitasker!
SNL's Jeopardy! parodies for kids have Sean Connery saying this.
The night of Aprember 45th shall be ours!
Reliability is not very extr3me. Live on the edge! When purchasing Lipitor.
And happy new year to you as well!
Fri Dec 14 2007 06:26 Tales That Will Chill You:
Announcing the FIRST-EVER TALKING Thomas Kinkade collectible Story House! LISTEN as Thomas Kinkade reads aloud the beloved holiday poem, "The Night Before Christmas"! Watch as each impeccably sculpted room LIGHTS UP in turn as the classic story unfolds. Experience anew the delight of Christmas through Thomas Kinkade's gentle voice and his charming Victorian holiday artistry.
The voice is coming from inside the house!
Tue Dec 18 2007 04:19 On Worm Web:
But I'm at work!
Don't be silly, darling.
I was on third watch and a rust monster ate it all. Sorry.
Drink this.
The ones I was paying you to babysit?
Instant-speed email deletion spell!
Yes, they could, but that doesn't mean it's a good idea.
I'm not sure that metaphor really works.
Okay, dad, okay.