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What disco ball? I am not sure. All I know is that I like this song way more than I probably should.
We are in Bloomington! There are a-doings. Involving squidmen and undead voodoo priests, mainly. Oh, Atomic Age, if only we could transport you in your entirety to Madison. That, a Steak-n-Shake, and a White Castle, and we'd never have to leave. Well, and I guess I'd like everyone to start talking in Maine accents too, since all the Stephen King movies we've been watching lately have made me realize that I completely adore how they sound. But I guess that's lower priority.
Finally, the reason I am finally getting around to posting: this is a spam comment left on the ZRC blog, with no changes except making the link not be linky here.
I just... just... wow. First, of all, A STAINLESS STEEL RAT IS BORN, which is funny to see in a blog comment although apparently it's actaully a book title so that makes it somewhat more mundane. But think about this part:
This is, in fact, an excerpt from the very book whose title features earlier in the spam comment. Only notice where the spambot chooses to cut it off at.
The line in the book does not end there -- it goes on a few more words before the linebreak. So why did the spambot lop it off there?
To amuse me with the idea that someone is talking right up until they are vaporized by the very explosion they're describing, of course.
I'm kind of weird.
We are in Bloomington! There are a-doings. Involving squidmen and undead voodoo priests, mainly. Oh, Atomic Age, if only we could transport you in your entirety to Madison. That, a Steak-n-Shake, and a White Castle, and we'd never have to leave. Well, and I guess I'd like everyone to start talking in Maine accents too, since all the Stephen King movies we've been watching lately have made me realize that I completely adore how they sound. But I guess that's lower priority.
Finally, the reason I am finally getting around to posting: this is a spam comment left on the ZRC blog, with no changes except making the link not be linky here.
A STAINLESS STEEL RAT IS BORN III <a href="buy-nexium.bestespressoesmakers.info/" rel="nofollow">buy nexium</a> Now! I stabbed down on the button. The explosionsI just... just... wow. First, of all, A STAINLESS STEEL RAT IS BORN, which is funny to see in a blog comment although apparently it's actaully a book title so that makes it somewhat more mundane. But think about this part:
Now! I stabbed down on the button. The explosionsThis is, in fact, an excerpt from the very book whose title features earlier in the spam comment. Only notice where the spambot chooses to cut it off at.
The explosionsThe line in the book does not end there -- it goes on a few more words before the linebreak. So why did the spambot lop it off there?
To amuse me with the idea that someone is talking right up until they are vaporized by the very explosion they're describing, of course.
I'm kind of weird.
