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The product is bees.
Has anyone been ever as far as to do as much that?
Looking through the list of spammers whose appilcations to join have been auto-rejected, I found this gem:
> running a territory point part-time
> start a province at home
...seriously? Are you advertising daycare services for heads of minor states?
There's more where that came from, but it's not as amusing.
Has something like the text to this ever been used as an application reason?
not to bump meaninglessly, but I just backread this thread and
apparently there are McDonald's in Russia where you can buy Irish women to marry.
Who knew?
That doesn't surprise me, honestly. There are at least three Burger King restaurants in Azerbaijan which double as full-on brothels.
The fact that they're Irish would be the weirder part.
Selling Russian women in Russia is too obvious.
I guess they found out about my love of various fruit juices.
A touching story about a man and his fruit juice.
So... they wanted to join this forum to get fruit juice?
Anyone else hoping the text to Jabberwocky might pop up here? Actually, I'm tempted to apply for another account with something like that.
Oh wow just got an application going on about how Spamhaus are horrible people.
(it also had phone numbers and adresess, which I removed. There was also a read more thing with links)
Kinda... ironic? Or should I say totally predictable?
If you're curious about the expunged bits, it's been put up elsewhere on the web anyway. Although I'm kinda worried it might be a privacy violation or something. But then again, it's dox on an organization/project, not a person.
okay, There was one advertising "Oakley Golf", "Oakley Outlet" and "Oakley Sunglasses". Why does this deserve mentioning? Because it was written in Japanese, so it was "okuri gorufu" , "okuri auotoretto" and "okuri sangurasu" in katakana.
Also, there was thing longer part that, when put through Google Translate got me this:
And there was a link too, possibly to some picture but it didn't work.
It knows that there are weeaboos on this site.
Got this one giant paragraph this time from "ronalytr". Apparently something about the Knicks. See inside the togglebox. I think the spam was pretending to be an NY Post article.
Kinda hard to tell what this is trying to sell, if not for the email address which claims it's a jacket shop.
I lived a town called Oakley.
An applicant just now used a hyperlink (in BBCode format) where the link text was this:
I put that through Google translate and got this:
This spammer was caught trying to appeal to Central Avenue.
I don't know why but this amused me:
Aaaand we just got another application using that exact same text.
Google translate says the oft-repeated "говорящий хомяк" means "talking hamster"
All of them are related to the purchase of a talking hamster.
Not sure if a subtle Baldur's Gate reference.
Ya know, I about half expected to find myself on here, due to certain factors with the name (which, in my defense, I didn't know till after the fact about that, and I've been using this handle for YEARS).
You know, I'm the TVT Music Herald, and when I saw your reply to the forum welcome message I was sorely tempted to reply that you had inadvertently chosen a very loaded username. But now you know, so it's all good.
Just saw this one:
what in the...
Okay, time to ban uggs.
In other news, apparently there have been at least four spammers whose messages included "fineartconsultancy".
What if somebody was misspelling "bugs"? (like, "buggs")
The scrubbed out URLs all had "jimmy_choo" in them