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Behind The "Work-At-Home" Street Spam Signs
Sabalon writes: "If you live almost anywhere in the U.S. then you have probably seen tons of the 'Make thousands working at home' signs tacked up almost everywhere. Cockeyed.com has an interesting story of one persons quest to uncover the source behind all this money just waiting to be made, the company behind it (or not behind it for legal reasons), and an oversaturated market." Spam, just another medium.
He didn't get modded up he used his plus one bonus.
I know I'm going to hell, I'm just trying to get good seats.
While it might be nice for Slashdot to cache pages, there are copyright issues with doing that. Many sites would prefer people visit the real site (so as to preserve advertising revenue, preserve brand identity, and such).
Also, Slashdot has enough trouble keeping up with its own bandwidth requirements.
I hit some little punk kid the other day. Also, the last time I was at Disneyland, I knocked a shitload of them on their asses. The March of Dimes is shite. Read about it here Here's some Examples Experimenters funded by the March of Dimes have:
sewn shut newborn kittens' eyes, then killed them after they had endured a year of blindness.
put newborn kittens in completely dark chambers, then killed them after three to five months.
removed fetal kittens from the uterus, implanted pumps into their backs to inject a drug that destroys nerves, then re-implanted the fetuses in the uterus. After the kittens were born, they were killed and studied.
implanted electric pumps into the backs of pregnant rats to inject nicotine, even though the dangers of cigarette smoking to human babies is already known.
injected pregnant rats with cocaine, though the dangers of cocaine to human babies is already known.
injected newborn opossums with alcohol, decapitated them an hour to 32 weeks later, then removed and studied the gonads (immature sexual organs), though the dangers of alcohol to human babies is well known.
transplanted organs from pigs to baboons, most of whom died within hours.
transplanted organs from guinea pigs to rats.
Hey, it's not your opinion that counts. It's the mod's.
Too big to fail? Does that make me to small to succeed?
For those of you modding me as redundant, please note that I posted my copy of page 3 exactly 1 minute before the copy that is currently rated +5 was posted.
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I get a bunch of X-Spam fields tacked on to each email that evaluate its 'spamosity'
For instance: