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From the Daily Mail World challenge. See all 212 entries (closed)
(, Thu 5 Feb 2004, 11:16, archived)
Cleptomanic Phoreigntypes. Here take my dog, i never use it anyway.
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Thu 5 Feb 2004, 11:20,
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er.....anyone have anymore bandwidth.that went like shit off a shovel!
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Thu 5 Feb 2004, 11:24,
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TJ: the wierdest spam I've ever seen....Subject: Janet J nipple slipple
"indemnity ax oilcloth rheumatic mandrel cornfield christie eleventh bernoulli herself improper convocation tea influenza convalescent. bragg"
What the HELL is that about !!! Spam is just getting freakier these days. Although I must say, the title was so funny I had to read the body.
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Thu 5 Feb 2004, 11:29,
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"indemnity ax oilcloth rheumatic mandrel cornfield christie eleventh bernoulli herself improper convocation tea influenza convalescent. bragg"
What the HELL is that about !!! Spam is just getting freakier these days. Although I must say, the title was so funny I had to read the body.
spammers aretrying to put in words that aren't associated with spam to get through the filters
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butchbint,
Thu 5 Feb 2004, 11:30,
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Thanks BBCFor giving them ideas!
It's like when the press said Nuclear Plants are vulnerable to terrorist attacks! If the terrorists knew it then, they definately know it now
(It's like when the press said Nuclear Plants are vulnerable to terrorist attacks! If the terrorists knew it then, they definately know it now
karatesausage,
Thu 5 Feb 2004, 11:42,
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I thought that...but the end of the article makes clear that you can't use the information this guy researched to get past the spam filters.
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Thu 5 Feb 2004, 11:44,
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And if that's all there appears to be in the body of the messagethen you may find you have a hidden web-bug for tracking you (ie, an embedded link with a unique ID in it to let them know you've read that email and thus validate that the address is valid).
Bastards the lot of 'em.
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Hagbard ... it's been a long time.,
Thu 5 Feb 2004, 11:38,
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