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Tuesday May 13, 2003
10:18 AM
Funny Spam Story
So I was giving a demo of some e-newsletter software I wrote and as part of the demo, I had to show a resulting e-mail, so before I head into the demo, I shutdown my mail client. Then at the point where I show the e-newsletter sample, I login to my mail via Neomail and I see the e-newsletter sample in my Inbox, but also a piece of e-mail titled "Girls with horses [insert random letters here]"
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