...not "life and death" terrifying, more like "viral marketing permeates every pore of my being" kind of terrifying.
I got a spam as a comment on a blog post (try explaing that sentence to someone living in 1984). The comment is readable on the post right before this one. It's for chronic back pain or something. I mean, what the hell?
is this a joke? It's not even content-related, for the love of Pete. Is everyone who reads my blog (all 20 of them) secretly waiting for the right time to jump in and sell me a bottle of Cialis (taladafil)? I challenge you to reveal yerselves.
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Google's chronicler searches out valley icon
John Battelle always seems to be in the middle of something big. In his mid-20s he led Wired magazine's coverage of the digital revolution of the 1990s.
Hi there, I enjoyed visiting your blog and will certainly bookmark it for future reference as well as telling my online friends.
I have discovered a series of handy insurance directories on the subject of Life Insurance: Why not check it out and bookmark it for future use.
They are the newest and lowest form of internet life. I have no doubt that they were spawned from the very sewage filled waters of New orleans.
I'm just surprised that that was the first time you ever got a comment-spam. The phenomenon has been around for a while. It was probably posted by a script that goes around looking for blogs and spamming them, all automatically without human involvement.
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