Here’s something that… probably won’t
cheer you up but is the best I have.
I’ve gotten a couple of these
recently, and, surprisingly, on posts that aren’t five years old. It’s like the
spammers have finally figured out it’s kind of suspicious when they post their comments on ancient posts. Not really sure why they’re so anti-soy, but
whatever.
Oh, they got my address from a
directory. I was worried there for a second that this might be some kind of
scam.
Ah, yes. My ATM card for my
Africa-based bank. It’s not like there are any banks around here for me to use.
…That combination of emojis just made
me throw up in my mouth a little.
Huh. I wonder if being in quarantine
is going to make this type of spam way more prevalent. My guess is… yes.
Good, the profile I didn’t create
has been successfully created. Time to use all those faitures before I miss all the hot adults.
...I suppose I should be surprised it took them this time to turn it into spam. But mostly I’m just enraged. Though they are right. The government doesn’t want to help us and actively wants us dead.
...I suppose I should be surprised it took them this time to turn it into spam. But mostly I’m just enraged. Though they are right. The government doesn’t want to help us and actively wants us dead.
The government wants us dead? Who would they tax?
ReplyDeleteIs that emoji an eggplant?
ReplyDeleteThere's an anonymous spammer out there hitting photoblogs raging at boomers and blaming them for coronavirus with the same comment.
ReplyDeleteHe's even done so with mine for several posts. I've pointed out that I'm not a boomer.
I'm not sure it's the government who wants us dead, but Mother Nature is sure taking advantage of them.
ReplyDelete"I have been most interesting."
ReplyDeleteThat's my favorite part.
The government would kill us all to enrich themselves. Sigh.
ReplyDeleteThe first one is actually a blogger. (They've hit my blog, too.) The blog is in Spanish, I think they're from Spain.