2002-04-23 17:44:56+02 by TC 4 comments
Roar! looks like Suzanne Somers has a stealth product line for girls that really want to buff up. Ok so the above is fiction. Dan and I were having lunch yesterday one of the conversation tangents was about the variety of porn spam that shows up these days. What kinda spam makes you giggle?
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#Comment made: 2002-04-23 18:39:39+02 by: starbreeze
Once I got a spam in Korean (ok, so I get about 6 of those a day) advertising for http://www.puppyni.com or some such url and the only words in English were "internet dog shopping mall". I thought it was a mall for pet toys. I was a little curious so I went to babelfish and used the translate page function. It turns out they sell puppies online in *bulk*. How disturbing is that?
http://www.starjewel.org/archi.../2002_03_01_archive.php#75007826
#Comment made: 2002-04-23 18:41:59+02 by: starbreeze
Also, a spam that really made me laugh recently: someone looking for a time traveler or an alien so that he can rewind his life back to age 4.
http://www.starjewel.org/archi.../2002_04_01_archive.php#85001478
#Comment made: 2002-04-26 02:31:13+02 by: ebwolf
Keigelmaster? Try holding moola bandha for an entire primary series practice!
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