Odd e-mails I receive No.84672984
Thanks must go to Katie N Grady for informing me about a small snippet of her life in a truly bamboozling e-mail:
Boytoys always laughed at me and even bucks did in the urban lavatory!
Well, now I whoop at them, because I took Me_ga. d_ik.
for 7 months and now my shaft is badly greater than usual.
realize http://laguaitv.com/
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the way the in-flight dining and entertainment services
home to Reading in the Premiership.
penalty box and dropped off a pass for Stuart Downing,
Liberal leader, thirty Liberal MPs suppoted the motion
forward to those consultations," said McCormack.
Well, that makes perfect sense!
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4 comments:
The crud at the top is just spam, the crud at the bottom should have been white-on-white text and is there to get the top through simplistic anti-spam filters. It seems to be extracted, at more or less random, from the great wide inter-webby thing.
They do the same with phishing emails and, when I worked for a bank, we used to get complaints ...
When you consider how much pr0n there is online, a random extract (especially in the days before blogging really took off) is very likely to be at least a little rude. And we used to get old dears ringing up demanding that we neuter the person who put such filth on the bottom of our marketing material.
I might me wrong but I think it's the latest Tory press release.
What language are you guys actually speaking here?
Dr James,
'Tis "gibberish" - a multi-billion dollar/euro/pound industry to whose teat my lips are solidly welded.
S-E
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