Really weird spam message

[BuelahWitch]

Looks like it could have been written by LeftyFingerPop...

Title: what's up dirty mpeg's of Charlene Noles (who the hell is Charlene Noles?)

Message:

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Maybe it's some code message...

[LeftyFingerPop]

1. Buelah...

When you see this kind of jibberish, it has something to do with trying to circumvent your spam filter.

For some reason, random words sometimes trick your computer into not recognizing the email as spam.

A lot of email spammers use this tactic.


:hi:

[BuelahWitch]

2. Harkus!

:hi: And thank you!

[kentauros]

4. Okay, I can understand the concept of doing that to get past the filters,

but if you can't understand what they're trying to sell you, then they failed miserably ;)

[BuelahWitch]

5. Well, the "4300 dirty videos no limit access" part was hyperlinked

But it was still easy to look over because the rest of it was so "interesting"...;)

[MilesColtrane]

3. Looks like a typical post from a DUer I can't name.

[Dr. Strange]

6. The fish flies at midnight.

The tulips strive for vinegar's touch. Suspend! Suspend!