my spam
i've been getting a lot of spam in my earthlink email ever since i joined a yahoo group. (actually, i already was in a yahoo group, but it was a group dedicated to reading proust, so, needless to say, i rarely participated.) i am instantly bored by even the idea of different levels of spamblocking, so i've just been deleting all my spam.
but i just had to click on the spam from Lucille Gallegos, subject: "lysergic plume". these are, i swear to christ, the contents:
"Subject: lysergic plume
Date: Feb 8, 2006 2:12 PM
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Antone was at noetherian when that happened antiquated. gangplank at disparate or even drew as in postgraduate. aphid. aforethought at godhead or even languid as in restive. barbiturate was at tentacle when that happened micron. gastronomy was at clarke when this happened racetrack. lunchtime at aerodynamic or even fifo as in bernini. ivan was at cuny when that happened butyrate."
I swear to christ.
4 Comments:
That's what's called the "scrolldown special" in Spamese.
*bonus! my word verification is "peeez!" love it!
I have (hard copy) folder of collected "SPAM poems" and sometimes I read them as "found poetry." They're good!
i've heard you. and they are good. especially read with that beat sing-song like you do. this was the first time i experienced any of my own.
i think i'm going to use the phrase "lysergic plume" for something. should i cite the spam? how would one even begin to go about citing spam? i think i'm gonna use the phrase "citing spam" for something....
I love "aphid" as an entire sentence. It sounds like you, somehow.
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