Thinking Christian

Comment spam fun time again. This was fairly run-of-the-mill computer-translated gobbledygook, but something about the twist it took at the end made me laugh: Remorseful for your massive analysis, still I have to be actually nurturing the revolutionary Zune not to mention desire it, as well as the good critical reviews several other folks include …

Today in the comment spam quarantine I found this treat: I’ve discovered an exceptional will become even quicker as opposed to I did so your regular way. Maybe this is the kind of thing only a writer could love, but try reading it aloud. It has a rhythm to it. For best effect you need …

My latest spam comment here started out looking so encouraging, just what a Christian blogger hopes for most. I quote it exactly as it was written: Thank you for this valuable post. It changed my Thank you for this valuable post. It changed my policy Oh, well.

There are a bunch of physicists and a few chemists who comment here. Do any of you want to respond this request? Short and sweet, it landed in my spam comments folder the other day, sent by someone who goes by the name “Foge”: Could you write about Physics so I can pass Scneice class? …

Another in my occasional series of comical comment spam. This one came in overnight: You have some super musings! Maybe we ought to contemplate about attempting this myself. To which I might respond (if I were to respond), That’s exactly what we ought to contemplate. You go right ahead, yourself. And good luck to you.

Disabling comment captcha has had the unexpected benefit of giving me some good laughs. I’ve already posted some of the funnier comment spam, and I’m going to keep doing it from time to time. Even if it means twice in a row, like this time. This one falls under the heading of electronic translation gone …

This comment was just left here on this blog from a website that sells term papers: After reading your post i have a better understanding of the Article. Your post have the information that is helpful and very informative. You know how to make your post understandable for most of the people. Oh, yeah, I’m …

A spammer whose website will remain unnamed—but which has something to do with phentermine (very important, I’m sure!)—left this comment here on Monday. I thought you’d enjoy it as much as I did. What I like best about it is that it actually makes sense, in an Internet-translation sort of way. But I need someone …

I needed a laugh this morning. I got one by way of an email supposedly from Cox, our family’s Internet provider, but with a “Reply-to” address of …@qatar.io. The body of the message reads: Attention, We are bringing to your notice that our customer service will be damaging down some email users in our database, …