Yeah, that's why I can never understand any of those silly letters you send me

[venta]

For those of you who are still occasionally amused by auto-thesaursusised spam. I know I am :)

These lozenges are merely equal standard lozenges but they are specially developed to be spoiled and soluble below the lingua. The pills is took up at the rima oris and goes into the bloodstream in real time alternatively of moving through with the breadbasket. This effects in a quicker much more mighty effect which run up to 44 hours!

Comments

[venta.livejournal.com]

I don't know how my Spam filtering works - it's done by my mail provider. I don't bin spam, though, just mark it as (a) I'm worried about false positives and (b) I quite like reading the bilge from time to time. I think I've had three bits of spam unmarked since I got the blacktreacle address (nearly a year).

My notification of my vodafone bill used to get marked as spam, but after a couple of cases of me saying "no, no, I want this" it seems to have got itself sorted out.

[wimble.livejournal.com]

I've never liked the idea of not knowing, and the filtering being done by the provider: they might (potentially, for the paranoid amongst you) be deleting "spam" before it ever gets to you. And if they've got a false positive, you'd quite likely never know.

I get quite a lot to
a) my ntl address, since it's an obvious domain, and I've got a very short username.
b) directly to my mailserver at home, since it'll simply accept email.