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4.30.2005
Re: Daylight
4.27.2005
Re: Police Phone
He said суббота and let me go, saturday. That's my phone. A friend on the other end is explaining that I'm a decent fellow — but, would a decent fellow sneak pictures like this? Saturday.
4.25.2005
Re: Hot and Cold
4.22.2005
Re: Secret (on a train platform)
4.20.2005
Re: Radical Individualism
... and the new papacy
4.16.2005
Does Opportunity Dream When It Sleeps?
4.13.2005
1Yr of Sp@m
A year ago I posted a query and asked for your answers sent to killbill@gmail.com; I received a very warm response.
Thank you very much, dear reader.
The first response came seven days later from a very cordial south African citizen, who "got my Contact through the south African chamber of commece and industry". Sorry, Fred Yengeni, I am not a reliable and trustworthy foreign partner. You should have sent me your website, so I could link you!
Week two: I received 11 messages offering a variety of medications: Xanax, Val1um, Vicodin, Diazepam, IGF pills (Go Below to learn how to get a Huge Johnson!). Sorry Alejandra Bullard, Carissa Roman, Troy Bonilla, Kerry Napier, Lee Peoples, Darwin Thacker, Leanne Cullen, Moses Hutton, Kenny Hernandez, Freeman Hendricks, and Emil Yates.
An offer for free polarized sunglasses arrived from eTicket. Derek Smith asked if I would send him a Gmail invite. I wonder Derek -- did you think to answer my question?
A month later the answer arrived from a friend -- Bill was driving a DeTomaso Mangusta.
The following eight months I received 16 more messages. Mypoints.com welcomed me to their rewards program; they and BLOCKBUSTER video think my name is Bruce. Yahoo! Messenger <directmail@yahoo-inc.com> thinks I signed up for Y! Hmmm. Gmail Team <configuration@gmail.com> wrote:
I sent one message to beatrix.kiddo@gmail.com, but she did not reply. She will hear from Yengeni for this.
Most precious of all, the first message of 2005 turns out was sent to the wrong address. Just my luck to receive two .jpg attachments with descriptions written in Russian.
Thank you very much, dear reader.
The first response came seven days later from a very cordial south African citizen, who "got my Contact through the south African chamber of commece and industry". Sorry, Fred Yengeni, I am not a reliable and trustworthy foreign partner. You should have sent me your website, so I could link you!
Week two: I received 11 messages offering a variety of medications: Xanax, Val1um, Vicodin, Diazepam, IGF pills (Go Below to learn how to get a Huge Johnson!). Sorry Alejandra Bullard, Carissa Roman, Troy Bonilla, Kerry Napier, Lee Peoples, Darwin Thacker, Leanne Cullen, Moses Hutton, Kenny Hernandez, Freeman Hendricks, and Emil Yates.
An offer for free polarized sunglasses arrived from eTicket. Derek Smith asked if I would send him a Gmail invite. I wonder Derek -- did you think to answer my question?
A month later the answer arrived from a friend -- Bill was driving a DeTomaso Mangusta.
The following eight months I received 16 more messages. Mypoints.com welcomed me to their rewards program; they and BLOCKBUSTER video think my name is Bruce. Yahoo! Messenger <directmail@yahoo-inc.com> thinks I signed up for Y! Hmmm. Gmail Team <configuration@gmail.com> wrote:
- Thank you for your participation in beta-testing Google's new email service, Gmail. We, however, have recieved an error while processing your account and in order to continue using this account, you must verify your registration information. To confirm your information, please reply to this email with your Name and Current Password as soon as possible, so that you may continue to use this account. Thank you for using Gmail and taking advantage of this beta-testing opportunity.
I sent one message to beatrix.kiddo@gmail.com, but she did not reply. She will hear from Yengeni for this.
Most precious of all, the first message of 2005 turns out was sent to the wrong address. Just my luck to receive two .jpg attachments with descriptions written in Russian.