Wednesday, June 28, 2006

Oh Spam what do you mean?

The strangest piece of spam ever....

You are eligible for a new freeway!

What? Where? How? Huh? In my backyard? I don't even own a home or any land! How am I eligible for a new freeway?

Must. Write. Senator. I think I've discovered some inefficiency in the Ways and Means committee.

11 comments:

Lia said...

The trouble with new freeways is that they are so rarely free. They'll take it out of you somehow.

Bill C said...

Write back and explain how your old freeway is still fine, thanks.

omar said...

Well, there's no saying where it's located. I'll sell you a stretch of freeway in Angola, if you want. I'll give you a better deal than the spammers, too.

glo said...

I have written them back. To quote myself I said,

"I thumb my nose in your general direction. A freeway! I've already got on of those!"

Syar said...

the other day me and a friend were just talking about setting up fast food drive thru's right on the highway, kind of like a toll booth.

if you get the freeway, can we use it for preliminary market survey's? I feel I've got a good idea on my hands here. I'll even make sure the drive thru has "health-conscious" options.

Ron Russon said...

There we go paving over paradise again.

Lia said...

Mrs. Charlie's got the right idea, provided you have space for a personal freeway. Unfortunately, that kind of kills Syar's idea, since if it's private . . . well, there's only so much fast food one person can eat.

Katie said...

Man... and I thought the Lord of the Rings spam my friend got was weird.

wendela said...

Eligible for a new freeway- and I bet they'll use eminent domain to get it.

Syar said...

*gasp* lia! blasphemy I say! blasphemy!

Kristin said...

Well they got you, Glo...they really wanted to sell you (something you would really buy) and now they know that they have your attention :)