Weird spam award of the day

I was checking my email just now and I had one of those fairly generic "I pull down a six-figure income and just bought a brand-new Lexus by working at home!" messages in my inbox. No big deal, but I was bored so I scrolled through it. It was all fairly standard until I hit the end of the message - this is a direct quote.

This might be you!

http://www.ustelecomsolutions.com/67/

Just above to study more or to discontinue receiving additional information
and then to see location

"oh, drop it, harry," said ron. . bellatrix's mouth fell open. snape
lowered himself so that he was kneeling opposite narcissa. beneath
bellatrix's astonished gaze, they grasped right hands.

The engrish of the last "serious" sentence is amusing, but what really got me was the utter randomness of what came after - if I recall correctly, those are a couple of noncontiguous sentences from Harry Potter and the Half Blood Prince. What Snape and Narcissa and Bellatrix have to do with working at home, I have absolutely no clue. Though I do wonder what J.K. Rowling would think about random pieces of her work getting spewed all across the Internet to try to trick spam filters...=)

Weird spam award of the day

I was checking my email just now and I had one of those fairly generic "I pull down a six-figure income and just bought a brand-new Lexus by working at home!" messages in my inbox. No big deal, but I was bored so I scrolled through it. It was all fairly standard until I hit the end of the message - this is a direct quote.

This might be you!

http://www.ustelecomsolutions.com/67/

Just above to study more or to discontinue receiving additional information
and then to see location

"oh, drop it, harry," said ron. . bellatrix's mouth fell open. snape
lowered himself so that he was kneeling opposite narcissa. beneath
bellatrix's astonished gaze, they grasped right hands.

The engrish of the last "serious" sentence is amusing, but what really got me was the utter randomness of what came after - if I recall correctly, those are a couple of noncontiguous sentences from Harry Potter and the Half Blood Prince. What Snape and Narcissa and Bellatrix have to do with working at home, I have absolutely no clue. Though I do wonder what J.K. Rowling would think about random pieces of her work getting spewed all across the Internet to try to trick spam filters...=)