Spambot of the day
This one came with an Ugg boots URL. It was nowhere near this short in its full manifestation; the following is merely an excerpt. The original went on for at least thirty more lines, all of it nonsense but all of it consisting of pronounceable English-type syllables.
As you can see, it contains a few “words” that are surprisingly Jabberwocky-like and really quite fun, such as “dibwicky” and “jubaps” in the first and second lines (at least, that’s where they appear in the font size I normally use). I’m also quite partial to line 4’s “wracle” (a wrathful cackle, minus the “k”?) and the evocative “Potrolo Fate” in line 4, as well as the “Nopsmease” that ends this particular segment and sounds to me like an ancient herbal remedy.
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30 _more_ lines? I wonder if they used some sort of random generator, except wouldn’t you expect a few real words if everything was truly random?
I got a spam yesterday offering me a job at Walmart. They didn’t say whether my commuting costs would be covered.
most of these bots use words and metrics on words…
so they get around it by creating nonsense words and breaking them up just like captchas do
I still think you have the exclusive direct line from aliens…
Dahadviggini sounds like some sorta curry dish.
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