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Today, clearing through my spam folder, I noticed I had an email from someone whose name was "Prepaid Revolution".

Actually, they're offering me the enticing opportunity to market my company via the medium of their prepaid cards (offering the facility of debit/credit cards to those with too poor a credit rating to have such a thing).

But never mind that.

Isn't "prepaid revolution" a great phrase? Sounds like the title of a short story...

Note to self: write more, you idiot.

Following something of a dirth in the intersting spam department, today I've had a small flurry of emails with great subject lines. How could you not want to read an email about "customary celebrity astor" or "dogtrot constipate agricultural" ?

All the emails are text-only, and contain just a list of words. Each one is different.

"creditor ambrosial, alkaloid befallen cavalry, bookshelf blew. caveman bamberger avery clifton
bricklay balky bridegroom. altern dick cinder bakhtiari agricola alps australia digestive
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Doesn't that have a kind of poetry all of its own ?

Incidentally, for those who didn't take on board my implicit recommendation the other day, get yourself to http://www.holyghostrevival.co.uk/home.html and listen to the streamables. They're really rather good.