17 Tuesday Jan 2012
Posted in Spammity Spam, Uncategorized
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Just received this wonderful non sequitur on the “Christmas Legend” by Frank Sidgwick post.
The baby watches and feels the lift and instinctively knows his mother is showing him something important.
Uh-huh. Okay. So…what are you selling, exactly, Ms. Kaylee Macey Lampucende, with your Cyrillic and spartan website (glimpsed carefully through a Firefox preview)? Or perhaps I’d rather not find out.
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A blog of photography, pop culture, and other hobbies.
Webcomic reviews are serious business.
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Death Before Sour Mix
to what purpose?
Dispatches from the bent world under the bright wings of the Holy Ghost
How cryptic.
Perhaps the oddest spam I’ve ever seen. . .
And I got it again on another post. Weird. But I kind of want to use the spambot’s name for a character. Kind of has a bouncy rhythm to it, don’t it? Kaylee Macey Lampucende, Kaylee Macey Lampucende…
I’m pretty sure that’s a quote from something.