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— a hilarious comment which got caught in the Buzz’s superbly attuned spam filter. (No idear what these folks are advertising, but I find their blisteringly brilliant stream-of-consciousness prose to be ferociously inspired.)
October 16th, 2008 at 2:34 am
Don’t you just love these computer generated gobbleygooks? In the evolutionary battle between spammers and filterers, the filters of course get better at recognizing the repetitive patterns of spam that indicate an individual human didn’t write a unique message. What I love about t his is that, in an effort to avoid detection, the spammers try to act more ‘human’ by spewing forth large concatenations of random words that, while unique, and thus non-repetitive, are still just garbage. In this instance at least, an effort to appear more human necessitates throwing out the rules of logic and creating something apparently random instead! Gotta love it 🙂