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Grille
26-09-2003, 08:03
Happy Birthday, EA!

[party]
[beer]
[:o]

Grille
26-09-2003, 08:04
freaking beer smiley

Grille
26-09-2003, 08:05
take this instead...
[stoned]

Grille
26-09-2003, 08:09
quote:Originally posted by Grille

freaking beer smiley


shit, can't find it [mad]

Grille
26-09-2003, 08:12
[rabbit]

Grille
26-09-2003, 08:20
[scared]


http://www.civ3duelzone.com/forum/uploaded/Grille/200392681256_spam0.gif
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aeddit: spammy pic

Plux
26-09-2003, 08:26
Congrats!!

http://www.civ3duelzone.com/forum/uploaded/Plux/200392682738_no_viagra.jpg
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Grille
26-09-2003, 08:31
[:o]
[:o]

Shabbaman
26-09-2003, 08:41
Happy birthday

Shabbaman
26-09-2003, 08:41
to you

Shabbaman
26-09-2003, 08:41
happy birthday

Shabbaman
26-09-2003, 08:41
Mr. Ehecatl Atzin

Shabbaman
26-09-2003, 08:42
happy birthday

Shabbaman
26-09-2003, 08:42
to you!

Shabbaman
26-09-2003, 08:42
That was my best marilyn monroe imitation.

Grille
26-09-2003, 08:43
the incredible spam quiz, birthday edition: spot the SPAM!

http://www.civ3duelzone.com/forum/uploaded/Grille/20039268420_spam1.gif
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Shabbaman
26-09-2003, 08:47
Why am I automatically subscripted to this topic? Now I'm dragged back in here and forced to spam!

SPAM! SPAM I SAY YOU!!!

Grille
26-09-2003, 08:51
Shabba: Wow. You even hacked the spam... erm floodcontrol.

Feel da spam, man!!

http://www.civ3duelzone.com/forum/uploaded/Grille/200392684919_spam3.jpg
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Lt. Killer M
26-09-2003, 08:56
:D


H

Lt. Killer M
26-09-2003, 08:56
a

Lt. Killer M
26-09-2003, 08:57
p

Lt. Killer M
26-09-2003, 08:57
p

Lt. Killer M
26-09-2003, 08:58
y

Lt. Killer M
26-09-2003, 08:59

Lt. Killer M
26-09-2003, 08:59
B

Lt. Killer M
26-09-2003, 08:59
-

Lt. Killer M
26-09-2003, 09:00
d

Lt. Killer M
26-09-2003, 09:00
a

Lt. Killer M
26-09-2003, 09:01
y

Lt. Killer M
26-09-2003, 09:01
!!!!!!! :D

ProPain
26-09-2003, 09:20
[party][party][party][party][bday][bday][band][dance][dance][drunk][jumpD][jump][jumpD][jump][king][santa]

[shout]happy birthday[shout]

Shabbaman
26-09-2003, 09:20
You skipped the 'irth' part. Are you in a hurry?

Lt. Killer M
26-09-2003, 09:32
quote:Originally posted by Shabbaman

You skipped the 'irth' part. Are you in a hurry?


no, I was afraid some other post would post in between and 'force' me to start over ;)

Shabbaman
26-09-2003, 09:34
Yeah, that would have been a pity...

Grille
26-09-2003, 09:42
[rotfl]

quote:Originally posted by Lt. Killer M

quote:Originally posted by Shabbaman

You skipped the 'irth' part. Are you in a hurry?


no, I was afraid some other post would post in between and 'force' me to start over ;)



Yeah, just imagine that...
[scared2][scared2]

Huh, you were really lucky. Nuthin' like that did happen... :D

anarres
26-09-2003, 10:39
hehe, the spam man gets it good.

http://www.civ3duelzone.com/pics/capacity.jpg

Plux
26-09-2003, 11:09
OK, gotta reboot..

brb

Gothmog
26-09-2003, 14:52
Spaming with spam...

The anti-spam forces have raised their profile lately, with Harris Interactive's and Yesmail's suits against Mail Abuse Prevention System LLC (MAPS). They argue that the unrestrained proliferation of unsolicited commercial e-mail will ruin the effectiveness of the Internet mail system, and that e-mail is different from postal mail because, with the former, the recipient pays part of the cost. I agree with the first of these arguments but find the second one specious.
The root of the problem is that sending spam is very cheap. Bulk e-mail addresses cost tens of dollars per million, and a single PC with a DSL connection can send hundreds of thousands per day. Contrast this with postal mail or opt-in direct e-mail, which cost around 20 cents per message. Besides, spam is effective. Who among us can claim never to have bought from a spammer?
But I'd rather delete an e-mail than throw away a direct-mail piece. It's quicker, and wastes only bits, instead of trees. I'd much rather hit the delete key than receive a telemarketing call, which wastes too much of the most precious commodity of all - my time. The monetary cost to me and to my service providers to receive an e-mail is minuscule, comparable to the cost of sending it. It takes just a bit of bandwidth, CPU power and storage space.
My company, an Internet retailer, maintains an opt-in customer e-mail list for its monthly newsletter. We are careful to remove from the list everyone who requests removal, but we have fallen afoul of the anti-spam vigilantes a few times. The most virulent kind of e-mail fundamentalist comes from the ranks of chief Internet wonks at small Internet Service Providers (ISPs). Some of these folks take glee in harassing commercial e-mailers, and would much rather cause trouble for us than simply get their name taken off our mailing list. Furthermore, with any e-mail list, some of those that subscribe will have forgotten that they did so, and will cry "spam."
One of the things they can do is to report us to the MAPS, which maintains a list of the IP addresses of purported spammers. Over a thousand ISPs subscribe to their service, using their filter, refusing to accept e-mail from the IP addresses on the list. It is inconvenient to be on this list, as my company found out a couple of years ago. We had customers to whom we couldn't send any e-mail, even the regular, one-message-at-a-time kind This is an unfair abuse of power, since we didn't do anything wrong, we were never spammers, and we always honored remove requests.
An argument used by the anti-spam forces to justify the MAPS is that the service providers who own their networks have a right to control what traffic flows across them. This is like telephone company A refusing to allow incoming calls from telephone company B because some of company B's customers are telemarketers. E-mail has become as important as telephone service and should be universally available like the telephone. We are now preventing person A from e-mailing person B because person C has claimed, perhaps unfairly, that A's ISP has allowed unsolicited commercial e-mail to be sent from its mail server.
The right solution is the ISP to let the individual subscriber control access to each e-mail account. Some ISP's already have anti-spam features like this. Individuals should be allowed to decide not to receive e-mail from whomever they choose. But the decision shouldn't be made by the ISP, or by a self-appointed arbiter like MAPS.

... was that spam?

How about this?

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Oh, yeah… happy birthday to the spam man.

jack merchant
26-09-2003, 15:03
I'm way

jack merchant
26-09-2003, 15:04
too nice

jack merchant
26-09-2003, 15:04
to spam

jack merchant
26-09-2003, 15:05
A birthday thread !

jack merchant
26-09-2003, 15:05
Or am I ? [fdevil]

jack merchant
26-09-2003, 15:08
Cumpleaños feliz, Ehecatl Atzin ![party][bday][dance]

ERIKK
26-09-2003, 19:13
He he, looks like many people decided that you deserved this... [evil]

Smappy birthday EA!

Ehecatl Atzin
26-09-2003, 19:58
[rotfl] Thanks guys! The spam man gets spammed on his own forum, eh? yeah well, I'll give you this round ;) I started my b-day early, couple of mates took me yesterday to a nudy bar! [hammer][thumbsup]
So keep the spam rolling! it's a great wave to ride [smokin]

Shabbaman
27-09-2003, 20:50
Nudy bars?

[:o]

Ehecatl Atzin
27-09-2003, 23:19
Yep, two nudy bars actually ;)
EDIT-- and yesterday (26th) I went to a Lila Downs concert [coool] ..only one of the best voices in the world when it comes to what she does.
PS and to those interested, I'm 24 [eek]

willemvanoranje
28-09-2003, 14:47
oh

Pastorius
09-11-2003, 21:08
http://home.zonnet.nl/forum_spam3/thread_related/thread_rocks/images/0478.jpg

Ehecatl Atzin
10-11-2003, 03:06
haha!! I think so too ;)