Ivy (
ivybgreenflower) wrote2009-11-08 12:53 am
There is the most amazing spam e-mail in my junk folder right now. It's from "silvernoles@yahoo.com" (whoever that is.)
The subject line is Mr. Quangle Wangle Quee. I finally opened it tonight and
the body totally rhymes!
"And all were happy as can be"
with some link I'm afraid to click. I'm sure if I do my computer will just spontaneously combust, even with my awesome anti-everything software. But still! "Mr. Quangle Wangle Quee, and all were happy as can be" is just so awesome.
Got another one that says "you're no better than a murder- or a slave driver" and the body simply says "she snapped" with a link. That one kind of freaks me out.
There's a third, as well: "If I can stop one heart from breaking" and the body says "To himself on the Crumpetty Tree"
I should so make a children's book out of these. Mr. Quangle Wangle Quee, and all were happy as can be, to himself on the crumpetty tree" is pretty Seussian, don't you think? I just wish it made sense. I'd be rich.
Or I could just e-mail that Nigerian prince back, he has moneyz for me. I can totes trust him, rite?
I mean, if you can't trust Mr. Quangle Wangle Quee, who can you trust?
-12:57 AM
ETA 3:14 AM
So I just googled "Crumpetty tree"
and apparently
IT ALREADY IS A POEM
LIKE WITH MR. QUANGLE JANGLE GUAVAWAVA WHATEVER
WHY AM I GETTING RELATED SPAM E-MAILS
THAT'S KIND OF SPOOKY TBH
HERE YOU CAN READ IT http://www.nonsenselit.org/Lear/ll/quangle.html
MY VERSION WOULD HAVE BEEN BETTER, JS
The subject line is Mr. Quangle Wangle Quee. I finally opened it tonight and
the body totally rhymes!
"And all were happy as can be"
with some link I'm afraid to click. I'm sure if I do my computer will just spontaneously combust, even with my awesome anti-everything software. But still! "Mr. Quangle Wangle Quee, and all were happy as can be" is just so awesome.
Got another one that says "you're no better than a murder- or a slave driver" and the body simply says "she snapped" with a link. That one kind of freaks me out.
There's a third, as well: "If I can stop one heart from breaking" and the body says "To himself on the Crumpetty Tree"
I should so make a children's book out of these. Mr. Quangle Wangle Quee, and all were happy as can be, to himself on the crumpetty tree" is pretty Seussian, don't you think? I just wish it made sense. I'd be rich.
Or I could just e-mail that Nigerian prince back, he has moneyz for me. I can totes trust him, rite?
I mean, if you can't trust Mr. Quangle Wangle Quee, who can you trust?
-12:57 AM
ETA 3:14 AM
So I just googled "Crumpetty tree"
and apparently
IT ALREADY IS A POEM
LIKE WITH MR. QUANGLE JANGLE GUAVAWAVA WHATEVER
WHY AM I GETTING RELATED SPAM E-MAILS
THAT'S KIND OF SPOOKY TBH
HERE YOU CAN READ IT http://www.nonsenselit.org/Lear/ll/quangle.html
MY VERSION WOULD HAVE BEEN BETTER, JS

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