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Spamusement
The Spam Poetry Institute
Anthology of Spam Poetry
A blog of the some of the strangest spam email titles (and the occasional message) that you are likely to find.
September 29, 2010
The definitive mark of your arrival.
If it involves any kind of stain, I do not want to know, thank you.
Arm Second aerial hundred Celtic
Erich Von Daniken was right. Not only could the Celts fly, they had armed squadrons - at least two of them!
is a as the Ralph
No, "A" as in "Apple".
Need to work on the spelling a bit more.
Need to work on the spelling a bit more.
