Re: Spamlang?
From: | J Y S Czhang <czhang23@...> |
Date: | Friday, March 26, 2004, 4:48 |
In a message dated 2004:03:23 12:22:27 PM, cowan@CCIL.ORG writes:
> Tons of dwolnaoadble mvoies, pohtos and sotires!
>
>It took me a while to decipher the last word....
LOL. The spamsters are busier than a teamster of hamsters in a spinnin'
wheel coming up with anti-anti-spam tactics.
Then again...
In a message dated 2004:03:23 01:13:08 PM, herodote92@YAHOO.COM writes:
>This is clearly an ET message. It looks a little like
>the Arcturus Northern Suburbs dialect. There probably
>have been some interferences on the way from Arcturus
>to Earth, this being a plausible explanation why
>stories turned out into sotires (gamma-ray distortion
>?)
>
>I can feel a somehow threatening tone in such short
>sentences like "onelm sufstwhe." or "ghnevrdhm.
>oipmota." I think it doesn't sound very polite. I
>should not have used the word "oipmota" myself in this
>context.
To me, these phrases or sentences seem quite ominous:
> gzaaggocu xonlnihrke-sguhrcl lynwncha.
> ggphgokvemk ggrcoprse mchatgud, umouquiaw buxotksii.
Mayhaps this is a battle-warning in the mothertongue of ancient
werewolf/shapeshifter "visitors" to the European zone of Earth... and now their
brethern are now coming to take revenge for the genocide of their blood-pack and
their Pagan allies.
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