I receive the nicest spam ever.

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I keep a close eye on the comments posted here to /dev/null. The biggest reason for this is that I often get comments on really old posts and the only way I'd ever know is if I watched the comment list. Another (slightly less important) reason is to keep the spammers at bay.

Over the last few weeks I've gotten some spam in the form of link-free compliments. The spambots use the "homepage" field to link to their site, which comes up as a link on their username and is infinitely less annoying than the embedded link spam.

Usually I just junk spam outright but for these...well, I've decided to strip out the homepage from the username and just leave them otherwise intact. I don't think they'll be mistaken for genuine comments (the usernames are usually "rolex replica" or something silly) and as a huge bonus, they're posted in different languages!

Here's the first compliment comment spam, posted to Painting A Car: the latest ride at Universal Studios!:

Page interessante, il est tres satisfait qu'il soit tombe ici ! Je volonte heureuse arrive toujours)

And the second, to Su-pu-ra. Look, broken English!

Actually interesting site. Thanks to you for info. You are good that, remain so.

Hah! And finally, some German, from Weird night.

Wirklich interessanter Aufstellungsort. Dank Sie fur Info. Sie sind gut, da?, so bleiben Sie.

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I recieved a piece of spam that amused me to no end...
"Dear SHAZAM Customer,
This is your official notification from SHAZAM that the service(s) listed below will be deactivated and deleted if not renewed immediately... "

I'm reminded of the Family Guy joke where Peter says "Shazam" every time he ejaculates.

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