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Jan. 9th, 2004 01:28 pmAd yes we do have better things to do than savouring the spam.
But after getting up at 5.30 to settle LL down, with the usual aches and pains, we can't quite understand why the men with baseball bats and meat tenderisers had to make a second visit in the subsequent two hours of kip. Getting up a second time was agony.
Today's little bundles of joy
Jan. 7th, 2004 04:51 pmWe could get quite addicted to this pursuit: these subject lines have their own bright shininess:
- clobber exchange acetone
- extenuate camino deflect
- pineapple alveolus geese incautious
One of them's a lie
Jan. 6th, 2004 04:19 pm- orthodontist hegemony panopticon
- brownian own shadow hemolytic
- modular plutarch claudio
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sbisson, yesterday's great random spam subject line was "extort alcestis jigging"** from which great tragedy ought to rise. The non-random spam subject line that caught our beadies was: "Re: mysterious masked magician". Is that merely a magician or 
the magician?
* Not a sport, just a meme.
** Which contains the interesting link (not clicked***) "Not intreseted" which had us intrigued.
*** The linked not clicked, like the road not taken, as we're certain we've remarked before. Not just copy cats but parrots too.
