More evidence that spam comments can be more entertaining than normal blog posts

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  1. Steve1/6/12 00:06

    I keep getting spammed by someone called Payday Pig. Proper spam that is.

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  2. Diana Studer1/6/12 03:55

    Currently being hit by family sized wodges of spam. A whole paragraph of, yes English, words, but flung together at random. With no meaning. A robot would say - yes? English? Tick.

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    1. Fran Hill1/6/12 11:40

      Yes, all the right words, but just in the wrong order ...

      Delete
  3. hyperCRYPTICal1/6/12 10:05

    Some spam is rather interesting even if confusing...

    Grateful for you publishing your second spam - I have just booked my jolly hols in Serbia!

    Anna :o]

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    1. Fran Hill1/6/12 11:41

      I can't tell whether you're serious or not!

      Delete
  4. Jo1/6/12 12:51

    "Thank you for such an informative and interesting and well wroten post (insert link to dodgy site) - I will share it with all my friends about articles I have attended and I look forward to your second posting which will timeously supply all my needs precisely subsequent and on time". I think we call this Bagoshite in Scotland. I suspect that you would, too :-) Thank goodness that Wordpress has such good filter (amusing, though!)

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  5. Jo1/6/12 12:54

    Doesn't it feel good to aid lots of persons greatly? You're obviously doing a good job, Fran :-) Me, included!

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    1. Fran Hill1/6/12 12:56

      Your comments have made me giggle! I love 'well wroten' especially!

      Delete
  6. Jo1/6/12 13:25

    Tickled me too, Fran :-) Keep up the good work!

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  7. SmitoniusAndSonata2/6/12 23:32

    I think I'm going to take my spam filter off . I rather like the idea of frequent positive feedback . "Excellent Activity" sounds so briskly encouraging .

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  8. Fran Hill3/6/12 03:42

    No one's accused me of 'activity' for years. Very exciting.

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