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Spam as Poetry

ayahner writes "My spam filter receives about 500/wk, and within those frisky messages, among the pulp and porn, comes some pretty daring poetry. So instead of simply removing the spam, I have decided to peruse my spam library and use the best to spur my creative energies. Do any /. members have their own favorites? I have compiled a few of my own, and expect to add many more over the next few weeks as a creativity exercise. All of the verses are taken from actual spam, and copied directly without modification. Some of them are nonsense. Others are real text of spam, delivering their message. When combined, they tend to form semi-articulate sentences. I see a virtual e.e. cummings here, an occasional Shakespeare there."

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  1. Comment removed by account_deleted · · Score: 5, Informative

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  2. I actually... by Digitus1337 · · Score: 5, Funny

    I actually got a message title "HOT E.E. CUMMINGS POETRY ACTION!" That one took me by suprise.

    1. Re:I actually... by lukewarmfusion · · Score: 2, Funny

      When you opened the message, did it feature the goatse-footed balloon man?

    2. Re:I actually... by shanen · · Score: 2, Interesting

      > I actually got a message title "HOT E.E. CUMMINGS POETRY ACTION!"
      > That one took me by suprise.

      Obviously a fake. The real ee cummings had no key.

      --
      Freedom = (Meaningful - Coerced) Choice != (Speech | Beer^2), and sad sock puppets' bad mods avail them naught.
    3. Re:I actually... by AlphaPB · · Score: 2, Interesting
      E.E. Cummings actually did write some erotic poetry. I hate to take bits of Cummings out of context, but here's an example that looks like it was taken out of a naughty IRC channel or auto-generated spam email:

      cheery-nose square pash eyes splut
      tering warench ofscarlet on right-breast legs
      monumentally aPart
      (Girl)flagstuck in her breasts. she bent her neck and bit It
      jam mingIt deeper--pink--complexion tooth gone left side red
      we epingeye s CHUBBY

      Sorry that there's no way to reproduce the original typesetting. Taken from "AnOther E.E. Cummings", a nice collection of some of his less-seen poetry and prose (Ed. Richard Kostelanetz).

      Come to think of it, those also look like Skinny Puppy lyrics.

      Oh yeah, one little pedantic point that I just have to mention after reading some of the replies to parent post: E.E. Cummings never actually signed his name as "e.e. cummings".

    4. Re:I actually... by thenumberofthebeast · · Score: 2, Funny

      that reminds me of Vogon Poetry strangely...

      Oh freddled gruntbuggly thy micturations are to me
      As plurdled gabbleblotchits on a lurgid bee.
      Groop I implore thee my foonting turlingdromes.
      And hooptiously drangle me with crinkly bindlewurdles,
      Or I will rend thee in the gobberwarts with my blurglecruncheon,
      see if I don't!

  3. Can I try? by r_glen · · Score: 4, Funny

    My spam filter [gets] 500 a week,
    and within those frisky messages,
    I have compiled a few of my own... to
    form semi-articulate sentences.

  4. What is poetry? by mozumder · · Score: 4, Insightful

    At this point you could probably combine random words from a dictionary and call it poetry.. Show that poetry to a million people and it has to mean something to some of them, right?

    Someone should also create a list of all the websites that take dictionaries and randomly combines them to form meaning..

    1. Re:What is poetry? by frankthechicken · · Score: 4, Interesting

      At this point you could probably combine random words from a dictionary and call it poetry..

      I actually believe that this is how Mr. David Bowie wrote a few of his songs.

      Though I believe beat poets such as Bryon Gysin and William Burroughs were pioneers of the cut-up method, where they basically chopped up other texts and then arranged the words randomly to try and create a form of poetry.

      Not always the most succesful of methods, but led to some pretty fantastic works.

    2. Re:What is poetry? by PetWolverine · · Score: 5, Interesting

      Check out Darwinian Poetry.

      It gives you two "poems" at a time to read and consider. You vote for one, and the ones that get the most votes are "bred" to form the next generation.

      --
      I found the meaning of life the other day, but I had write-only access.
    3. Re:What is poetry? by Anonymous Coward · · Score: 2, Funny

      At this point you could probably combine random words from a dictionary and call it poetry..

      I actually believe that this is how Mr. David Bowie wrote a few of his songs.

      I find it's always useful, when the subject of Bowie-as-serious-artiste comes up, to recall the tour of 1990, when fans were invited to vote for the songs they wanted to hear performed live "for the last time". A movement began (with cheerleading from one of the music papers) to sway the voting massively in favour of "Laughing Gnome". The offical winner of the poll was never announced, as Bowie sheepishly dropped the whole voting idea.

      Ironically, I believe Bowie has never performed Laughing Gnome since then, so some good at least came of this shabby incident.

    4. Re:What is poetry? by gilmour14 · · Score: 2, Interesting

      John Lennon did that too, just look at "I am the Walrus".

      As he once said...
      "We've learned over the years that if we wanted we could write anything that just felt good or sounded good and it didn't necessarily have to have any particular meaning to us. As odd as it seemed to us, reviewers would take it upon themselves to interject their own meanings on our lyrics. Sometimes we sit and read other people's interpretations of our lyrics and think, 'Hey, that's pretty good.' If we liked it, we would keep our mouths shut and just accept the credit as if it was what we meant all along. "

  5. looks like... by chachob · · Score: 3, Funny

    the spammers have succeeded in....oh wait.

  6. Outside the Inbox by 404notfound · · Score: 5, Informative

    This is reminiscent of the Outside the Inbox music compliation project.

  7. Jumbler! by mythosaz · · Score: 5, Interesting
    Most of my spam, recently, has been coming through a jumbler. Lucky me.

    Cilck here to get your vairga delrieved oevr the ienenrtt. No prstpocirien rireueqd!
    1. Re:Jumbler! by BW_Nuprin · · Score: 2, Interesting

      You know, IANASFP (Spam Filter Programmer), but I wonder if they could use that same technique AGAINST spam... if instead of flaging "Click" it flagged "5 letter word, starts with C, ends with K, contains I, L, and C, it would catch many mispellings. Of course, it could backfire in other cases, but its a thought maybe.

    2. Re:Jumbler! by RedWizzard · · Score: 4, Interesting

      Simply test all messages against a regular dictionary and flag anything with too high a percentage of misspellings as probable spam.

    3. Re:Jumbler! by wik · · Score: 5, Funny

      Here's one I've been saving, just because it's rather amusing. As a whole, it doesn't make sense, but the mental images are fun.

      From: "Roxanne Tate"
      Subject: this site helped me save money Fr0c

      Most shadows believe that satellite defined by pee on particle accelerator around. Any mating ritual can recognize cyprus mulch behind marzipan, but it takes a real bubble to light bulb of judge. If apartment building toward boogie near briar patch, then piroshki beyond reads a magazine. Most impresarios believe that gypsy around fetishist secretly admire cream puff related to reactor.Whenyou see paycheck defined by fighter pilot, it means that shadow inside diskette feels nagging remorse.piroshki remain resplendent.

      --
      / \
      \ / ASCII ribbon campaign for peace
      x
      / \
    4. Re:Jumbler! by Rie+Beam · · Score: 4, Funny

      You just killed 1337. Gee, thanks.

    5. Re:Jumbler! by RedWizzard · · Score: 2, Insightful
      Gee, thanks.
      I hope you mean that sincerely.
  8. stolen from Satirewire's SPAM poetry contest by 7Ghent · · Score: 5, Funny

    The Lord is my Shepherd; I shall not want.
    He maketh me to lie down in green pastures,
    He leadeth me beside the still waters,
    He restoreth my credit and consolidateth my debts,
    For as little as $1,750,
    If I act now.

    1. Re:stolen from Satirewire's SPAM poetry contest by Anonymous Coward · · Score: 5, Informative

      Ah, you really have to include the link to the whole thing; its hysterical.

      It's The 23rd Spam and the link is here

  9. Would you like to joining the band Kiss? by k4_pacific · · Score: 2, Funny
    My favorite Spam, though not poetry, from 665:

    http://www.sixsixfive.com/87.html

    --
    Unknown host pong.
  10. Beware of sue-happy spammers by bsdbigot · · Score: 3, Funny

    If you're not careful, some of these spammers might try to sue you for copyright infringement!

    --
    main(){char I,l,O[]={'-',1-1,0,(1<<5)-1,0+'-',-10-1,-10,11-0,- 1,-100};for(I=l=0;l<10+0;put
  11. yeah. by abscondment · · Score: 5, Funny

    I expect universities to start issuing degrees in English with a Spam option now.

    I won't settle for anything less.

  12. There was a young man from... by NewtonsLaw · · Score: 4, Funny

    There was a young man from Alabama
    Who had attrocious grammar
    His poetry stunk
    So he did a bunk
    And works in Florida as a spamer. ...waits for applause... not a sausage :-(

  13. I once got an actual stanza... by ejito · · Score: 4, Interesting
    The email had nothing else in the body except some seemingly random words.
    anger swordclash protest.
    it scatters, resounding handsom myserie.
    incarnate bents bullion
    quack scorch.
    I assumed it was a virus, or a spambot, but I couldn't tell as nothing else was inside the email. It came from a random spamming domain name, but why wasn't there an ad in it? I'm too lazy to solve the mystery.
    1. Re:I once got an actual stanza... by mhesseltine · · Score: 4, Interesting
      I assumed it was a virus, or a spambot, but I couldn't tell as nothing else was inside the email. It came from a random spamming domain name, but why wasn't there an ad in it? I'm too lazy to solve the mystery.

      I think the intent is for spammers to have those random words get worked into Bayesian filters. The logic being

      1. Get random dictionary words into filters.
      2. Have people's normally effective filters become sources of false positives.
      3. People get tired of false positives and turn of Bayesian filters.
      4. Spammers start getting spam back into mailboxes.
      5. Profit.
      --
      Overrated / Underrated : Moderation :: Anonymous Coward : Posting
  14. Spoetry is all the rage by Sailor+Coruscant · · Score: 5, Interesting

    This article appeared in the Sydney Morning Herald on May 1st. It contains several spoems written by the author, as well as a nice breakdown of the various percentages of spam types he receives.

    I've seen these sorts of poems appearing alot on blogs recently. Even tried my hand at it when I had half an hour to spare. It's good fun. Of course, being a girl, most of my spam is about penis enlargements (twice nothing is still nothing people!), but some of the more random spams make for interesting poetry.

  15. My favorite so far: by Jerf · · Score: 4, Funny

    In the title, "What makes a sock a diabetic sock?"

    Uhh, diabetes?

  16. Vogons are sending spam? by kevn · · Score: 5, Funny

    Have you been recieving spam from Vogon.com? That is some bad poetry. kvn

  17. Spam Haiku by murderlegendre · · Score: 2, Funny

    Increase your penis Your mate deserves more from you Viagra for less!

    --
    There's a Starman, waiting in the sky / He'd like to come and meet us, but he hasn't got the time.
  18. That's OK, I guess... by PCM2 · · Score: 3, Informative

    ...but let's not forget the other kind of SPAM poetry.

    --
    Breakfast served all day!
  19. Humerous NPR segment by Anonymous Coward · · Score: 5, Informative

    The topic of filter-avoiding-spam-as-poetry received a humerous treatment on NPR a couple of months ago.

    http://www.npr.org/features/feature.php?wfId=17612 26

  20. My match.com spam video by daviddennis · · Score: 2, Funny

    I created a little humour piece on penis enlargement ads as my match.com video. Of course they never posted it - I fear it violated their guidelines, which is a pity since I think a lot of people would have gotten a laugh out of it.

    Here it is, all 9mb of it.
    (Warning: No X-rated content - just a joke. You have been warned).

    It took me two hours, concept to completion, which just goes to show that sometimes it's nice to have a Canon XL1 and Final Cut Pro lying around ready to use :-).

    Hope you enjoy :-)

    D

  21. Best one I've gotten yet by mat+catastrophe · · Score: 3, Interesting

    X-UIDL:
    X-Mozilla-Status: 0001
    X-Mozilla-Status2: 00000000
    Return-Path:
    Received: from mxsf30.cluster1.xxxxx.net ([10.20.201.230]) by mtao01.xxxxxxx.net (InterMail vM.6.00.05.02 201-2115-109-103-20031105) with ESMTP id ;
    Fri, 16 Apr 2004 17:24:29 -0400
    Received: from (200-181-094-068.bsace705.dsl.brasiltelecom.net.br [200.181.94.68])
    by mxsf30.cluster1.xxxxxxx.net (8.12.11/8.12.11) with SMTP id i3GLF5Fw053380;
    Fri, 16 Apr 2004 17:15:08 -0400 (EDT)
    Message-ID:
    From: "Thom15"
    Date: Fri, 16 Apr 2004 18:18:55 -0300
    To:
    Subject: With CD Cheap you are the Winner! yesterday bunnies
    MIME-Version: 1.0
    Content-Transfer-Encoding: 8bit
    Content-Type: text/html; charset=iso-8859-1

    stubble relent standardly scrolls reversely
    warrant prosecutor Richey units cousin
    temperate rectums concubine novel tinniness
    Valerie obedience disparity carbonate audiogram
    incubated propounds carters mightiest Wyandotte
    Melanesia reloads Tories paraffin brazing
    Ple@se review our today's great offer elevated parrot honorarium urgings outvoting
    denseness damsel attracted coarse supersedes
    relabel Millie endurance carves asphyxia
    packaged avidly block recurring Sutton
    tinniest validation veers vagrantly addresses
    shudder Stirling fragments munitions together
    tracings diplomas deadness Sigmund graspingly
    ensured wheel blackest eminently sagebrush
    --
    sig not found
  22. Sorry, no poetry here by Anonvmous+Coward · · Score: 4, Interesting

    Well, I'm sorry, I haven't seen any poetic spam. So I figured I'd tell you all about an interesting unsolicited message I did recieve one day. I opened a message from Hillary Rosen, and it said "We have detected that you are using Kazaa on your computer to download illegal music. Your IP address and ISP account info have been forwarded to the FBI. You can expect a knock on your door within the next two weeks. ... We'll settle for $1,000 if you click on this link.."

    Yeah, not poetry, sorry. (I won't whine if modded off-topic.) But I did find it to be a relatively clever scam given that the timing was around the height of the RIAA's threats to sue people.

    1. Re:Sorry, no poetry here by Artifakt · · Score: 2, Interesting

      If Spam based on the RIAA actions becomes as common as the Nigerian scam, there are going to be some people taken in by it. Hello, RIAA - not only are you getting (deserved, IMHO) negative publicity for your own choices, looks like you're about to get a bunch more you didn't even earn.

      --
      Who is John Cabal?
  23. Obligatory... by lancomandr · · Score: 2, Funny

    In Soviet Russia, penises enlarge you!

    --

    "Quis custodiet ipsos custodes?"

    1. Re:Obligatory... by NoData · · Score: 2, Funny

      In Soviet Russia, penises enlarge you!

      Hmm...For women, I think this is true the world over.

  24. NPR commentary by bpfinn · · Score: 3, Interesting

    I heard a commentary on NPR by Andrei Codrescu a few weeks ago about spam as poetry. He said some of his dada-ist/nonsensical poet friends were jealous of the spam poetry.

  25. Taken out of context... by GarfBond · · Score: 5, Funny
    I saw this in my spam, and couldn't help but save it. It's only one line though, the rest of the "poem" wasn't all that interesting.
    Better to be safe than.. punch a 5th grader.
    Truly insightful words.

  26. This is another wonderful example by lancomandr · · Score: 2, Insightful

    of how easy it is for people to pull poetry out of their asses. I think its interesting when someone hurls globs of paint at a canvas and a week later they're receiving acclaim for the "masterpiece" that is being displayed in a major art gallery. No one said art had to be hard but its definition has broadened to the point that theres almost no line between it and nonsense. Granted, this in particular is more for fun than anything else, but it drives me crazy to see everyone stand back in wonder when some teenager reads the 10*45344^256th iteration of the "I'm drowning in a void of nothingness" poem at a local coffeeshop.

    --

    "Quis custodiet ipsos custodes?"

    1. Re:This is another wonderful example by peawee03 · · Score: 3, Insightful

      The reason they're in the art gallery is because they have the idea to push that off as art. If you came around and did that, and actively promoted it as art, I'm sure you too would end up in a gallery. Point is, you most likely haven't (either that, or you are in the art gallery for something that took more than five minutes with a paint can). It's art in an artistic sence simply because of the artist's audacity to actually do that.

      --
      I wish I could write clever and witty sigs.
  27. Same ways to say the same thing by Peter+Cooper · · Score: 4, Interesting

    Spam always surprises me in its ability to say the same thing in different ways to avoid the filters. No, I'm not talking about the billions of ways to spell viagra with h4ck3r text, but actual nouns and metaphors.

    For example, I know 'lay some pipe' wasn't in the common online lexicon before spam popularized the term (although it does date back some way). The latest one I've seen is 'expand your waterway', which is a pretty unique twist on 'enlarge your penis', I must say.

    Any other bizarre, but understandable, metaphors, similies, or noun substitutions?

  28. poetry from spam? by Anonymous Coward · · Score: 2, Funny

    All I ever got was a longer, wider penis.

  29. Re:I don't read spam by achurch · · Score: 3, Informative

    What's your excuse for having spam?

    I happen to actually have some contact with the outside world.

  30. My September 11 story by ccdconfig · · Score: 3, Interesting

    I got a spam on 9/11:

    Subject: Tired of all this terrorism shit?

    Come watch our girls take massive cocks.

    http://.....

  31. Don't encorage these fuckers. by autopr0n · · Score: 2, Insightful

    Poetry spam? I'd rather have an inbox that was useable. The amount of poetry/random stories in spam has gone way up in order to get around baysian filters, and it wouldn't suprise me if all text based filters will be useless soon. I mean, honestly. We'll soon need to either implement visual-based filtering (filtering based on the visual model that would be shown if the spam was HTML rendered, or even filtering of images). Or everyone is going to have to get SPF and even auto-whitelisting working.

    --
    autopr0n is like, down and stuff.
  32. Works better with music... by frozenray · · Score: 4, Informative

    ...than with poetry: spamradio - hand-picked spam mails, a speech synthesizer and ambient background music.

    I sometimes listen to it during coding sprees late at night, eerie but cool.

    --
    "There are already a million monkeys on a million typewriters, and Usenet is NOTHING like Shakespeare." - Blair Houghton
  33. Who is it from? by slender · · Score: 5, Funny
    I also love the creative names that spammers use to get past SPAM filters. Another reason to rejoice in the creativeness of SPAM - NOT! Here are just some of my favorites:
    • Differences E. Dolby
    • Tastelessness L. Gladiolus
    • Leaseholder Q. Refraction
    • Furnished B. Trite
    • Repudiated I. Cycle
    • Delirious B. Lunchtime
    • Clubbing O. Bounce
    • Diameter R. Analytic
    • Stitches O. Latched
    • Plateaus E. Inhalant
    • Portent A. Meningitis
    • Spinnaker L. Rostov
    • Kremlinologist L. Balls
    • Entombment S. Accrual
    • Periwigging I. Saxon
    • Mismanagement H. Eucharists
    • Needled J. Retches
    • Substantiate H. Latticeworks
    • Narragansett D. Tears
    • Cannonball H. Sewer
    • Francesca D. House
    • Sections U. Caesarean
    • Normand U. Fonding
    • Decreeing O. Mnemonic
    • Utilization I. Narration
    • Carolina L. Maloney
    • Gorgeous U. Cookout
    • Skullcaps Q. Code
    • Brunettes F. Impeccability
    • Mealier T. Angolans
    • Electrolytes O. Smooches
    • Pulping H. Weakened
    • Panicked Q. Televangel
    • Rejoined G. Succor
    • Secretions F. Broths
  34. Spam haiku by ajutla · · Score: 2, Funny

    Haiku poems from spam? Yes indeed! Behold:

    enlarge penis now
    low cost mortgage not resist
    from Nigeria

    On second thought, no. That was really stupid.

  35. An Ode to Spam by why-is-it · · Score: 2, Funny

    "An Ode To Spam"
    by Irwin

    I quiver at an early hour
    Awash in electron aura:
    Debating life and Godly power,
    Staring at Eudora.

    What is all my mail worth?
    Do I risk my mind?
    What if spam should issue forth,
    And leave my soul behind?

    And thus beside this stream of life,
    From whence my mail is plucked.
    I decide within my inner strife,
    That spammers should be...

    I can't find the link to the original comic but it's on Page 22 of "Evil Geniuses In A Nutshell"

    --
    *** Where are we going? And what's with this handbasket?
    1. Re:An Ode to Spam by stienman · · Score: 2, Informative

      You need to familiarize yourself with the comic strip search feature. Don't be shy, you know you've always wanted a strip search.

      "Ode to spam"

      "Second Ode to spam"

      -Adam

  36. s/r/c/; by G27+Radio · · Score: 2, Funny

    Delirious B. Lunchtime

    I'd be a little more suspicious of that one if it was "Delicious B. Lunchtime."

  37. A poetic suggestion. by Mr_Icon · · Score: 4, Funny

    In search of rhyme I spam peruse,
    With stalling breath I moan in Bayes.
    I've heard of life. But of such ruse
    No proof I've seen in all my days.

    --
    If you open yourself to the foo, You and foo become one.
  38. It itches so correctly by flabbergasted · · Score: 5, Funny

    I got a spam the other day that was written in German, more or less. I ran it through babelfish and got the following amusing blank verse. You gotta love "rat-sharp Girls in the wildest floats." It has such a lovely rhythm.

    Geile, lsterne virgins with those
    it itches so correctly.

    They want you,
    it need it.

    Heie galleries and sharp picture series.

    The geilsten photographs of
    willing and rat-sharp Girls
    in the wildest floats.

    You want the heiesten Teeniesex?

    Then schau equivalent purely,
    because the whole groe selection
    stands for you to the Verfgung.

  39. The Scarlet "S" by Spetiam · · Score: 3, Funny

    All of the verses are taken from actual spam, and copied directly without modification.

    Wow, plagiarizing spam, that's a new low. ;o)

    Yeah, it's a joke, but got me thinking...if I got caught plagiarizing spam, that would be the worst punishment they could dish out.

    "Pssst, look, there goes the guy that plagiarized spam."

    I think I would kill myself.
  40. skinny puppy by WormholeFiend · · Score: 4, Funny

    Have you ever listened to a Skinny Puppy *fingerquote* song *fingerquote*?

    Here's a few examples:

    Harsh Stone White
    harsh stone white eyes behold bruise baths soak crying bones every
    days appeal to stop spirit calm on valium hate permeates and fills the air
    icy clouds the atmosphere illusions pull hair no reaction how was
    this done it exists by extraction of reason drooling drips the bile
    of sanity through the thought lines vomiting were even the clock wailed
    and sped past two tic tic toc in time in the real understanding myself thinking
    stand back unafraid and unaffected stand back non molested were
    even down down down again down here in the cracks face hidden cracks
    harsh stone white even were even


    Worlock
    binge cringe on the fringe sloppy mincing eyedropping biopsy cyclops overlooks
    optic options rotton showstopper skinpopper babbler dabbler
    self confessed criminal tore pen in vain instant still spellbound game
    stock talk back rock reencounter incident subsistance inexistant
    non committed unwitted oblivious habitual resistor buff the stuff roughed
    up edge fluent nudge pre-collect ignition motivation inexistant wasted
    views thats all they see blue hot blood guild optic nerve with the right attitude
    you will succed blue self abusive recluse too late for me make
    shifting peace settling crazy things keep your eyes open soft spoken
    changes nothing a view so cruel dogs body comatose torchlight roast
    disinterest disinfect retold impressed by possession insiders know
    refresh detained contest off and pure sure tonight it feeds itself
    freeze in time or shadows climb distracting override instincts
    evolve and try over and over wasted truth why call at all blue hot lines
    eventual decline with the right attitude you will succed blue resent
    that discontent sidestep define the state of things so far crazy
    things a view so cruel


  41. Dadaism is Poetry by MaddJackKidd · · Score: 5, Interesting

    Actually, as far as I know, Dadaism and Tristan Tzara came up with the idea of cut-up poetry. Though I can not find the text online, I once read a "How-To Write Dadaist Poetry" that recommended cutting a newspaper article of the desired length into seperate words, placing them in a bag, shaking it up, then pulling words out of the bag and writing down the words in the order they come out. Using this technique, I wrote Egging.

  42. Re:Yeah... so? by NoMoreNicksLeft · · Score: 2, Funny

    nero sang as rome burned
    and hitler was an artist
    but never have i ever learned
    of which one was the smartest

    infamy is what theyve earned
    though for power they tried the hardest
    and if by fortune they were spurned
    one might wonder which was 'tardest

  43. male improver, satisfies both partners by HughsOnFirst · · Score: 3, Interesting

    Class an left back. Warm tail star following.

    Plain lady step story told. Write news middle modern does chief was got.

    Stood end street word weight spot desire fix. Paid dream eight although wish.

  44. Thick was move heavy who. by HughsOnFirst · · Score: 3, Interesting

    Scraped off of a few spams, these all seem to come from the same source and have the same odd formating. Some of them are crying out to be set to music.

    Wagon blow noon oil. Except food always were other follow push field fail. Again first country valley october. Thick was move heavy who.

    Taken ill for poor member. She news fence anger class receive gray stick idea. Yard her oil row tought place. Am count share instead i warm settle cover.

    Boys lead only throw press soil through thrown after road six. Iron could trust set held usual. Carry anger animals dance return stand six.

    Morning bottle see often spoke. An ready wet try meet gather ago branch fill trade clean. Measure lay wagon suffer journey made.

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  45. Increase Your Penis: A collection of prose. by Rai · · Score: 4, Funny

    Roses are red.
    Violets are blue.
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  46. IANAL but.... by sglane81 · · Score: 2, Insightful

    I think you guys are crazy for putting a list like that together. Such blatent copyright infringment... I'm sure the lawyers of these wonderful spam companies will have a field day on this.

    tongue firmly in cheek

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    This is the Internet. You can say "fuck" here. - AC
  47. My favorite Viagra spam headline by Tablizer · · Score: 2, Funny

    "So big they'll call you Tripod!"

  48. Not satisfied with your performance? by wirelessbuzzers · · Score: 2, Funny

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  49. Re:Spam Poetry Contests by Hatta · · Score: 3, Funny

    Ok, ignore what I said above, I found two previous /. articles:

    You see that key next to the '=' key? Yeah, the one labeled "backspace". It comes in handy in these situations.

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  50. Duckman by quinkin · · Score: 2, Interesting
    Anyone else remember Ajax the beat poet?

    My favourite:

    Lamp, Bedside bright, Careful.
    Closing closet clothing shoehorn.
    Salad dropping, Topping. Alive.

    Seven sevenths slowly sifting, Careful.
    Polish baba did, Drift, Drift.
    Dancing ice in enamel chowder, Did.

    Q.

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    Insert Signature Here
  51. sonic youth by commodoresloat · · Score: 2, Interesting

    The lyrics below are from Sonic Youth's song "I'm Insane." The song is made up completely of titles of 1950s pulp fiction books strung together. It's a great song :) This mode of writing -- influenced heavily by William S. Burroughs' cut-up experiments (as well as stuff done by the Surrealists) has always fascinated me; it's like a supernatural voice that speaks through the detritus of the mass media .... Check it out:

    "I'm Insane":

    Love starved backwood teaser farm girl hot eyed bride
    stone cold blonde a quivering menace atomic wallop wholesale murder

    we want out / we fish at night / sex in heaven / tough town / a cruel touch / sailors leave / sirens screaming / lap of luxury / a show of violence / take off your mask / lay off my brother / kiss my fist / stop at nothing / a steaming swamp / and a troubled heart / the sky is red / and i can't stop running / her baby stares / the secret's there / so help us god / i'll swing at your funeral / the stubborn air / the killer mob / a red bone woman / a double cross

    big fake bitter love underbelly freezing jungle
    one step more he'll stir your senses scratch your surface and nail your head

    murded angels
    bodies in bedlam
    a women scorned
    you can't hang me

    tied to my job a blast scene alibi tied to a tree in a blind alley

    nothing before / a big fear / don't get caught / by her father's friends / swamp girl faded / the tiger's wife / a frenzied love / hot climate / twisted passions / flesh parade / dead ahead / a world so wide / big river love camp / the house boy and hill girl / the agony column / don't crowd me / it's time for crime / strange breed river girl's misery index / inside my head my dog's a bear / she was significant / i'm insane

    inside my head my dog's a bear
    she was significant
    i'm insane

    inside my head my dog's a bear
    she was significant
    i'm insane

    inside my head my dog's a bear
    she was significant

    i'm insane

  52. Need silicon wafers? by emorphien · · Score: 2, Funny

    This may not have anything to do with the original thingymabibby, but whatever...

    Somebody gleaned my email off a site relating to my research I guess... because I've received several spam emails (surprisingly not more) in the past couple months offering me killer deals on silicon wafers, and coating supplies and other shit I really don't need.

    Why the hell are they sending me this!!! Is there really someone out there sending spam for that crap, because really that just seems bizarre and a waste of time. How many nerds who would know what to do with those supplies are actually dumb enough to want to buy anything from these spammers!?

    Argh!

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    Presently here, but not there.
  53. Re:Spam Poetry Contests by knBIS · · Score: 2, Interesting

    honestly... i don't see why so many people bitch about spam... just don't give out your primary email address to people you don't know.... and no spame comes your way... open a yahoo acount... get yahooPOPS.... and if you ever need to give out your email to some website give them the yahoo one... in my university account i get maybe one spame mail a week, which is usually caught by their filter.... if you enter your email address in anything you don't trust its blllllahh@hotmail.com... if you need to recieve something from the site its whatever@yahoo.com... if its someone you know give them your real address...=NO SPAM... its not that difficult....

  54. Re:Spam Poetry Contests by maxwell+demon · · Score: 2, Funny

    The white flag? Is that the surrender key?

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  55. My favorites... by Zenmonkeycat · · Score: 2, Funny
    These were followed by links to very unusual porn, even by my standards:

    • We should be hopeful that our existence is enjoyed by all
    • Personally, I woohoooo it is and am glad you have been feeling the same
    • I'm trying real hard to be the shepherd here, but you're not helping
    • I'll just have to walk the earth until the truth is revealed
    • And these were followed by useless 'unsubscribe' links:

    • Nine out of ten people agree that this would mean your banishment
    • Crazy turmoil will result should you need departing
    • Of all, my faves are "Crazy Turmoil" and "Personally I Woohoooo It Is."

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    Dear Mary,
    I yearn for you tragically,
    A.T. Tappman, Chaplain, U.S. Army.

  56. Poetry Generator by aleph60 · · Score: 2, Interesting

    Does anybody know, what kind of poetry generation software the spammers use? I am working on a similar project since some years. Check: this and this.