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Google Spam Recipes
Whilst trying to retrieve an email that I'd accidentally managed to banish to my Spam folder in Gmail I noticed something that made me grin. In place of their web clips they offer up Spam Recipes. Talking of Spam, I also tried to watch a Monty Python movie today. This is, until I realised my Australian flatmate's Xbox only plays Australian DVDs (and a few random Region 2 ones, for some reason). No Monty Python for me today, but somehow it lets me play Ghostbusters 2.
Posted in Miscellaneous at 9:13 PM on Tuesday 16 May 2006
Tags: google
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Comments
6036 Spam messages? I only have 177. Somehow I feel neglected!
The Spam recipes, though, are priceless. Even if Google does turn out to be evil (no matter what their company slogan may be), I still love it madly for its humour. (In addition to its great apps of course.)
Posted by: MQ at May 17, 2006 2:53 PM
I point a couple of my email addresses to my Gmail so I have everything centralised and they get spam filtered. Some have been around for years, so they must be on hundreds or thousands of spam lists by now.
It got to a stage where I couldn't cope with the amount of spam that came in, before I got some anti-virus scanning thing for my email. Then my PC died (hurray!), I got a Mac and started using Gmail.
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at May 17, 2006 3:20 PM
Mmmm,
"Spam Imperial Tortilla Sandwiches - To serve, cut each roll in half"
Posted by: Dan Karran at May 17, 2006 4:12 PM
Google spam,Feeling unluckey then try google search, or better still use their adsence and get that ripped off feeling,in which google keeps asking "Hope you are understanding".No I do not have an understanding with google.
poogle froogle coogle were will it all end.
I think google its an awful name, but that's only my opinon.I have to say that google has become a powerful company on the internet with very fine opperating software over the years. The danager is turning the internet into a big shopping channel.
Posted by: john at May 25, 2006 10:41 PM
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