Jeez. Nobody told me it was Spamday.

[dameruth]

Man, am I EVER getting spam today -- way more than usual. Although I did find a piece of entertaining "WTF??" in the pile. It's supposedly from someone named "Trudie Honeychurch rosa" [sic], and the subject line reads:

"Fw: Fw levels red threats round 2 library wife: STILL ALIVE KIDNAPPED- HONEYCHURCH ROSA, TRUDI- I'M BEING FORCED FED TO HEAR

Comments

[tehomet]

That is positively Pythonesque!

[dameruth]

Which is really quite appropriate, seeing how email spam got its name. :D

[glory_jean]

Mmm hmm. Must be code. Have your decoder ring handy? ;)

[dameruth]

Wait, there's a decoder ring?

Why don't people ever tell me these things? >:( ;)

[kaffy_r]

*snrt*

I give it an 8.5, for inclusion of the name Kamehamea.

[dameruth]

Yeah, the weirdness factor is strong in this one. :)

[kaffy_r]

And, oh, how I adore your icon!

[dameruth]

Ages ago, there was someone who put out several posts of nothing but icons of old "Choose Your Own Adventure" book covers, suitably retitled. I laughed my ass off over all of them, and finally managed to narrow it down to a few "keepers." But they were all good. :)

[starmalachite]

And this is why I don't have a Yahoo! home page.

In related news, I got cell phone spam the other day: it seems that my MasterCard account has been locked. Unless it was River Song calling from the future, I don't have a MC account.

[dameruth]

I don't really have a Yahoo homepage, either. Just use the email.

Heh -- similar to your MasterCard, I once got an email warning me about changes to my bank account . . . but at a bank I'd never *had* an account at. Phishing: not always very subtle.