Hilarious SPAM

[t3knomanser]

I received the following spam. Format preserved for hilarity. The link has been disabled (but the scuzzballs included a javascript call in their link, in an attempt to perform an cross-site-scripting attack against my email service. The method invocation didn't look like any gmail code- maybe they were trying to hack Hotmail? Yahoo? Dunno.)

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[manycolored]

Hail Eris!