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Today folks, I’m taking you on a little journey through my e-mail Spam inbox. I’ve taken the partial headings below, in the exact order they appeared in my spam folder, and created some sentences that might make for a very interesting novel. Let me know what you think.
1. No games – several local businesses are looking for – wild cougars looking for horny men – let the madness begin!
2. If you are not interested in – rapid wrinkle reduction and prevention – why get married?
3. There’s a secret the legal recruiting industry is keeping – we’re bringing the heat about quick painless toenail fungus.
4. I want to show you something on my webcam – when divorce isn’t an option – take control of your alcohol problem with – free coupons for oil change.
5. Now’s the time to become a nurse – we need men that – will kill us if we don’t help – two Russian hotties looking for you.
6. Pretty women are sharing topless pictures of – a bizarre but safe way to eliminate.
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I don’t know about you, but that last one sure sounds like a photo I’d be better off not seeing. But, I did find this photo that could certainly constitute a “bizarre way to eliminate,” however, I’m not sure how “safe” it would be.
7. Here’s an easy reason not to get married – we have the cash you need – up to $10,000 – all real, all beautiful, all yours.
8. Looking for love? – Don’t ignore this – these women will do anything for – lowest prices on digital TV and more.
9. Unleash your naughty side – no exam required – lucky you!
No exam required to unleash my naughty side? Well sign me up. All these years I’ve been thinking there was going to be a test so I’ve been avoiding anything naughty. Well, not any more my friends. Naughty side – here I come!
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What interesting stuff have you encountered in your spam box? I’d love to see some creative sentences from your own private spam folders.
Word of the day: Eisteddfod
Fun fact about me: I empty my spam folder every day.
Original post by Jansen Schmidt, March 2015. Photos courtesy Google Images.
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