Spam Comment of the Week — Week 18 2023

Sometimes, when I go through the spam mail I get on Google, I wish that they really WERE giving me all that money. I could use it! The spam on WordPress though almost never offers money. It all just praise or criticism — and amazingly bad spelling. I’m not against a few typos, but these go beyond typos to another plane of tackiness.

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I always get the feeling that these spammers have defective keyboards. Or English is their 10th or 11th language.

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The last one, they copied the text right out of the automatic “means nothing” text generator. Well, that sure got me enthusiastic about … what? Is there a product or something?

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Categories: Anecdote, Humor, Spam

Tags: humor, Marilyn Armstrong, Spam