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July 14, 2004

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Next time you get a spam letter from Nigeria, keep this link handy. Warning: NSFC*

(via Kottke)

* Not Safe for Coffee, unless you want it on your screen

 posted by Simon on 07.14.04 at 10:46 AM in the




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ah, now i know what to do...

 posted by: pylorns on 07.14.04 at 11:17 AM [permalink]

Have a look at this site for some wizard japes: scamorama.

 posted by: fumier on 07.14.04 at 12:40 PM [permalink]

You know, I would want to do this too, but it assumes:

1) I give a sh*t
2) I can be bothered to give a sh*t
3) I am motivated enough to toy with spam monsters.

In the end, lazines always prevails, and that little "del" key gets a push.

 posted by: Helen on 07.14.04 at 04:33 PM [permalink]

What I find most worrying is the $200m that they actually get ... some people really need to screw their heads on a bit tighter

 posted by: Rob on 07.14.04 at 11:22 PM [permalink]

Thank you for providing the "NSFC" warning. It was totally necessary.

I almost got caught the other day by something Jim wrote.

 posted by: RP on 07.15.04 at 12:10 AM [permalink]




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