Just had a piece of spam caught by Akismet that said “come to this site for information on serious penis enlargement”.
We will put aside for now the fact I don’t have a penis to enlarge and concentrate on the use of ’serious’ in the sentence.
Isn’t all penis enlargement a fairly serious proposition and not to [...]

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I have a horrible feeling all the spam Akismet is catching is starting to get to me. There is just so frelling much of it! I’m starting to be intrigued as to what lies at the end of the links they keep throwing at me (though one look at the url and it is fairly [...]

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Continuing a (very) occasional series, I bring you the latest that Akismet has caught for me in it’s shiny net.
The highlight for me was the suit worn by the first dog in space which was inside the cabinet. It looked very comical but was in fact genuine and not just a corset with a plastic [...]

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I just checked Askimet before I signed off for the night as is my habit (once or twice proper comments get caught up, and I hate for people to feel left out or unloved) and was greeted by this most superb piece of spam I have seen in a while. I have no idea which [...]

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I said recently how spambots were getting all nice. These two today are just too much!

Man I love this site. Some very insightful comments. I will add your blog to my favorites.I will be back shortly.
You must get tired of people telling you what a great blog you have. Hope you don’t mind one more!

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I’ve got a mild problem with Askimet. Not a big one, but it bugs me. It doesn’t tell me which post has garnered the spam - not that I need this information, you understand, I’m just curious.
But it has collected me some gems in the time I’ve been away - some are remarkably zen-like and [...]

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