I love my spam filter. It keeps this site from being completely flooded with links for bootleg Viagra made from old gypsum and arsenic, knock-off Gucci handbags, mail order Russian brides, and the like. The downside of a spam filter is you guys miss out on all of the wonderfully-bizarre Engrish prose contained within the typical spam comment.
Behold the glory of this latest bit ‘o spam which was posted on the recent review for Rectuma:
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Now I am flattered this particular spammer feels I am “not really a lot more smartly-liked than I might be right now,” because honestly, that’s really the perception I’ve been striving to achieve. And the fact that I was able to make him consider the topic of Rectuma, a movie about an enormous, killer backside, from “numerous numerous angles” really goes to show you that I should probably be even more smartly-liked than I already am.
I’m really not sure what to make of his Lady Gaga comment, I mean I wasn’t a fan of hers the first time she came around when we called her Madonna, but I guess to appeal to both sexes I’ll try to mention her more often.
I promise you, my loyal visitors, that I will continue to strive to be more smartly-liked and when it comes to this site, I will always maintain it up! Because I was born this way. And that is likely the last Lady Gaga reference you will ever get outta me, so I hope you enjoyed it.
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Derek Miller on July 1, 2013 |
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From my spam filter (minus all the SPAM-y links): "GFM: Thank you for the good writeup. It in fact was a amusement account it. Look advanced to far added agreeable from you! By the way, how could we communicate?" In a language other than English, it would seem. Semaphore flags or smoke signals, perhaps. |