ROFLMAO, I've gotten "holy spam"! It was surely one of the funniest spam mesages I've got. Some Colombian guy found my Granaboard E-Mail address in the Granaboard website and sent me the following message (look below for a translation):
<font size="2" face="Verdana,sans-serif">For those who don't understand Spanish, I'll provide a translation:Quote:
Si aceptas a Dios y a su hijo Jes?s el Cristo, entonces visita esta p?gina
www.enelnombredecristo.com
Lee su mensaje y que Dios te bendiga.
Un abrazo
░Name hidden, something spammers wouldn't care to do but I do░
Pd: esto no es religi?n, es solo un mensaje real.
Gracias
<font size="2" face="Verdana,sans-serif">Roffles. I even bothered to reply St. Spammer:Quote:
If you accept God and his son Jesus the Christ, then visit this page
www.enelnombredecristo.com
Read his message and God bless you.
Hugs
░Name hidden, something spammers wouldn't care to do but I do░
P.S.: this is not religion, this is only a real message.
Thanks
<font size="2" face="Verdana,sans-serif">Which translates to:Quote:
Ja ja ja, ?y esto qu? co?o es? ?"SPAM santo"? Ja ja ja ja, te has equivocado de persona t?o, est?s hablando con un ateo/agn?stico de Madrid que no es un corderito de ninguna iglesia y que no necesita a ning?n dios, mago de Oz, o ratoncito P?rez para vivir.
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Ha ha ha, and what the fuck is this? "Holy SPAM"? LOL, you've picked the wrong person dude, you're talking to an atheist/agnostic of Madrid who is not a lamb of any church and doesn't need any god, Wizard of Oz, or Tooth Fairy to live.
