Originally Posted by Superkid11 (Post 51220)

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... just got it in my email. The fuck?

Originally Posted by Chris Britton (Post 51223)

Wow, simply wow. O.o The worst I ever got was form a 419scammer who said he was stuck on Mars, had been captured by Martians and was dying because they put a vagina in him.

Originally Posted by Superkid11 (Post 51220)

hardbake ruckus barrack? balzac, bedfast masonry.
cerebral hooligan stature marmalade barrack yellowknife, insect
critique ineffable celandine suppression stadium.

troy john troy

john balzac cincinnati? hardbake, insect ruckus.
bedfast celandine dioxide masonry dido ineffable, cincinnati
admiralty john briar critique stadium.

haitian chinatown expletive

bore glassine cerebral? hardbake, bedfast briar.

molar kobayashi.


... just got it in my email. The fuck?

Originally Posted by James P. (Post 51229)

Careful, considering the content of the message, you may have just opened an e-mail infected with a virus.

Originally Posted by Danny Stewart (Post 51231)

Lots of problems with that statement. First, emails are almost never infected with viruses. It's the attachments they come with that pose any danger. Second, he's using a Mac, which would be immune to any viruses. And third, he's using Gmail. Gmail has built-in virus protection, and it would be impossible to execute code (which is how a virus would have to do anything) via a web-based mail service.

Originally Posted by Danny Stewart (Post 51231)

Lots of problems with that statement. First, emails are almost never infected with viruses. It's the attachments they come with that pose any danger. Second, he's using a Mac, which would be immune to any viruses. And third, he's using Gmail. Gmail has built-in virus protection, and it would be impossible to execute code (which is how a virus would have to do anything) via a web-based mail service.

Originally Posted by James P. (Post 51235)

And I am supposed to know those last 2 things?

Originally Posted by Chris Britton (Post 51223)

Wow, simply wow. O.o The worst I ever got was form a 419scammer who said he was stuck on Mars, had been captured by Martians and was dying because they put a vagina in him.