128 posts tagged Spam Humor

I got a spam e-mail today with the subject line of: RE: Clean Colon = Flat Tummy First, that’s just an odd association.  But second, my research* has proven that’s not true at all. * I know some people who “cleanse their colon” on a regular basis, and, well, that’s all I’ll say. 

Image via WikipediaDid you know that there will be more than 10.8 trillion spam messages will be sent this year according to, IDC Market Intelligence Firm. I have reached my threshold when it comes to phishing scams and spam. I am sure that part of the reason sites likeFacebook and Twitter are so popular now is because of the prevailing problem of spam.

The Houston Museum of Natural Science (HMNS) was one chosen to showcase the world-famous Exhibition for the Lord of the Rings Trilogy. HMNS quickly realized that while the exhibit was expected to generate a great deal of interest, it didn’t have a lot of appeal for their core audience.  The success of the exhibition, therefore, would rest in how it was marketed.

Viral email marketing has an array of possibilities and ways to achieve your overall goals. However, just like everything else, preplanning and the right setup to create success are the things you will need to make it work for you and your e-business. The first thing you want to be sure you don’t do is get over-zealous.

“Beauregard Gedanken”

Surplus in inches is absolutely necessary If they’re necessary, by definition they aren’t surplus. When the first first Gulf War broke out, I was watching the television coverage with coworkers in the company auditorium.  There was a commercial for a pickup truck, bragging about the size of its

Filed under: Fun, Internet, E-mail Check the junk folder of your email service, and we're guessing you'll find hundreds of messages offering to enhance various body parts, decrease others, or ask for your help withdrawing large sums of money from a bank account.

I hope you’ve enjoyed the latest Skeptic’s Circle, hosted on the Skepbitch site! I particularly enjoyed laughing at Digital Cuttlefish’s brand new book… But! More is indeed wanted (and here’s hoping that some of the keen readers of the awesome “Evolving Thoughts” are such writers!) - as the next edition of Encephalon will be hosted here!

Earlier today I sent an announcement e-mail about Artomatic to numerous Washington, DC neighborhood listserves. In all, the e-mail reached (in theory) about 10,000 DC residents. I’ve been using the Yahoogroups to nicely spam various nearby communities about interesting stuff going on in DC for a