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Sheesh. This might just be summarized "So, if he weighs as much as a duck, he is made of wood, and therefore.... a TERRORIST!"

It's not just security theater, it's security musical comic theater.

You forgot the theatrical production based on the screenplay based on a work of fiction.

There isn't any trademark problems with DSPAM?
SPAM is a registered trademark of Hormel Foods Corporation, and DSPAM aren't the Monty Python.

Is what you call spamalot.

'ripped off'? Didn't most of the living cast support Spamalot?

All of the living Pythons responded to the concept with enthusiasm. The dead one may have, too.

The "ripped off" allegation is taken directly from the show's own marketing:
http://www.montypythonsspamalot.com/low_band/

(a little hard to read, but at least it's not the Flash version of the site)

Actually, this reporter contacted me for this story. When I heard that site had a problem, I went to check it out for myself. What I found was that the contact form action URL entered on its own would display all of the nearly 20,000 name, postal and email addresses.

The bug I saw in action is fixed now, but if you select the whole contents of the page, there is still some strange if innocuous text showing there.

Since I used a unique email address for this site, I have been checking to see if I got any spam to that address. I haven't had any in the last few days, since I started checking the "to" address.

Note that spamalot.com is a different site.

... from a site designer who can't even spell "bandwidth"? (Or at least spell it twice...)