Dadaism and e-mail
Feb. 25th, 2007 10:31 am![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
lordshipmayhemI have to figure out what site I'm cookie-blocking in both Firefox and Konqueror that keeps me from posting to any of my newer LJ friends' posts. Right now I have to post using Epiphany. Whatever I did wrong in the first two browsers, I did right in the third. I might have to wipe the cookie-blocking list and start again. Considering how some news sites want to set cookies like they work for Mr. Christie or Voortman that would be a pain.
(That turkey who set off the dog repellant in Broadview Subway Station platform yesterday as its platforms were jammed full of people due to the broken signal issue? Must be the world's only living brain donor.)
On to the meat of the post, over the past couple of days I've gotten a couple of spam messages through Sympatico. Both of course are kind of surreal, as they grab random words. (I assume they're grabbing the words from other e-mail the victim sent.)
Madagaskar beloved harmony? Whodathunkit!!
And epmap philips xenium sounds like some sort of laxative...
The attached GIF is an ad for Irwin Resources, a "pink sheet" stock. Pink sheet stocks are not even worthy of listing on the most junior of exchanges. They're saying "bullish", I'm saying "bovine scatology", and a study recently done by some Ivy League professors is saying "sell", preferably short.
Another GIF that was attached was an ad for those smileys you can download and add to your e-mails. I suspect that our hero actually downloaded the stuff and THAT is where he picked up the malware currently infecting his Windows box.
(That turkey who set off the dog repellant in Broadview Subway Station platform yesterday as its platforms were jammed full of people due to the broken signal issue? Must be the world's only living brain donor.)
On to the meat of the post, over the past couple of days I've gotten a couple of spam messages through Sympatico. Both of course are kind of surreal, as they grab random words. (I assume they're grabbing the words from other e-mail the victim sent.)
Crasy midlet httptunnel ng txt conter epxsc land.
Tracks adreas gtasan custom status.
Ass like that will always love epmap philips xenium.
On counter strike edonkey wmz.
Clonedvd motion starfuck conexant swf coffeecup metro, moscow phpbb.
Nvidiar reel neo prof dave?
Song, warren sissels, prince igor heis.
Everquest millioner most wanted blink if panjabi bheer, google?
Madagaskar beloved harmony drew old.
Crasy midlet httptunnel ng txt conter epxsc land.
Madagaskar beloved harmony? Whodathunkit!!
And epmap philips xenium sounds like some sort of laxative...
The attached GIF is an ad for Irwin Resources, a "pink sheet" stock. Pink sheet stocks are not even worthy of listing on the most junior of exchanges. They're saying "bullish", I'm saying "bovine scatology", and a study recently done by some Ivy League professors is saying "sell", preferably short.
Another GIF that was attached was an ad for those smileys you can download and add to your e-mails. I suspect that our hero actually downloaded the stuff and THAT is where he picked up the malware currently infecting his Windows box.
