Religions > Atheism > OT: "Hardly any painters will be thin sick coconuts" - ????
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"Bill, The Avender" |
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23 Jan 2004 06:51:46 PM |
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OT: "Hardly any painters will be thin sick coconuts" - ???? |
I've been seeing these all over the place. Does anyone know what
they're about? They seem like some kind of autobot formulation, words
thrown together in the right structure for various kinds of sentences,
but not in any meaningful context. What's up with that? :-? This
one below was posted to one of my favorite binary groups. There were
about 30 spaces between each sentence for the first 20 or so
sentences, and then the rest all jumbled together. Sometimes these
are oddly fascinating to read, even though they mean neither a blessed
nor a cursed thing.
Just curious, thanks. :-)
Lots of jugs rigidly improve the brave sign.
Well, Jay never pours until Steven cleans the thin
dust loudly. If the filthy raindrops can tease
regularly, the dirty onion may solve more halls.
Waleed's puddle explains among our floor after we
smell below it. Zakariya improves the frame
beside hers and quickly kicks. All full fresh
goldsmiths will regularly sow the cases. Tell
Mohammed it's sticky seeking towards a pumpkin.
Hardly any painters will be thin sick coconuts.
Angelo, have a clever plate. You won't creep it.
She may recommend raw drapers near the glad heavy
planet, whilst Susan partially cares them too.
Tell Abduljalil it's upper solving under a bowl.
To be younger or closed will tease old butchers to
dully fill. Try solving the road's ugly film and
Karl will irritate you! Hardly any hats usably
irritate the filthy bedroom. Many abysmal jackets
beside the wide corner were ordering behind the
strange field. She can promise once, kick
wrongly, then comb below the dose beneath the
planet. Almost no clever walnuts in the younger
earth were conversing around the bitter night.
Don't try to cook a wrinkle! Get your strongly
attempting teacher between my river. For Elmo the
jug's polite, around me it's filthy, whereas
towards you it's helping active. It laughed, you
cleaned, yet Ella never wrongly hated in back of
the kiosk. I am quickly angry, so I wander you.
Nowadays, Robbie never recollects until Hassan
irritates the dull cat usably. Her diet was
sharp, stupid, and kicks for the satellite. When
will you excuse the noisy light kettles before
Kareem does? Just improving for a enigma before
the shore is too thin for Martha to dye it. She
can scold the distant film and attack it near its
road. Both playing now, Hala and Founasse
believed the sad navels above full barber. No
inner coffees fear Ayub, and they rigidly burn
Tariq too. To be sticky or empty will recommend
brave pitchers to eerily like. Salahuddin shouts
the orange below hers and deeply grasps. The lean
boat rarely dines Ziad, it teases Geoffrey
instead. Some deep urban poultices hatefully
explain as the raw pools mould. All cold heavy
pickle looks printers through Felix's elder bowl.
We lift them, then we strangely receive Imran and
Garrick's strange pumpkin. She wants to love
stale dusts in front of Saad's canyon. I move
once, kill stupidly, then judge to the envelope
outside the square. I was talking to smell you
some of my fat butchers. Try behaving the
structure's ugly dose and Ramzi will waste you!
If you'll answer Jadallah's drawer with pears,
it'll inadvertently care the lentil. Are you
blank, I mean, ordering behind rude puddles?
Don't even try to comb incredibly while you're
departing among a dirty sauce.
--
L8r,
Bill
~*.**~.**.*~*.**.~**.*~.***.~*.**~.**.*~*.**~
The early bird gets the worm. The early worm,
on the other hand, just gets eaten.
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| User: "S Bibby" |
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| Title: Re: OT: "Hardly any painters will be thin sick coconuts" - ???? |
23 Jan 2004 07:57:15 PM |
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"Bill, The Avender" <Avender@SpamMeNot.com> writes:
I've been seeing these all over the place. Does anyone know what
they're about? They seem like some kind of autobot formulation, words
thrown together in the right structure for various kinds of sentences,
but not in any meaningful context. What's up with that? :-? This
one below was posted to one of my favorite binary groups. There were
about 30 spaces between each sentence for the first 20 or so
sentences, and then the rest all jumbled together. Sometimes these
are oddly fascinating to read, even though they mean neither a blessed
nor a cursed thing.
Just curious, thanks. :-)
Lots of jugs rigidly improve the brave sign.
I haven't seen this for a while. I seem to remember there are programs
that create this gobbledegook, and they are maliciously used to drown
newsgroups in nonsense, or even worse, replace other people's posts as a
direct attack. Has that what's been happening?
--
Stuart "In the beginning" Bibby
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| User: "L. Raymond" |
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| Title: Re: OT: "Hardly any painters will be thin sick coconuts" - ???? |
24 Jan 2004 02:14:21 AM |
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(Bill, The Avender) wrote:
I've been seeing these all over the place. Does anyone know what
they're about? They seem like some kind of autobot formulation, words
thrown together in the right structure for various kinds of sentences,
but not in any meaningful context. What's up with that? :-? This
one below was posted to one of my favorite binary groups. There were
about 30 spaces between each sentence for the first 20 or so
sentences, and then the rest all jumbled together. Sometimes these
are oddly fascinating to read, even though they mean neither a blessed
nor a cursed thing.
There's a group, or maybe it's just a vague entity, called Hipcrime
which began producing these things en masse some years ago. If you
check your news server, you'll see hundreds of groups in heirarchies
such as hipcrime, h1pcr1me, h2pcr2me, h.i.p.c.r.i.m.e. etc. etc.
Bunch of stupid dweebs with nothing worthwhile to offer anyone so they
made up this random post generator. It's no doubt gotten around the
'net and into the hands or equally their worthless fellow script
kiddies by now.
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| User: "Bill, The Avender" |
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| Title: Re: OT: "Hardly any painters will be thin sick coconuts" - ???? |
24 Jan 2004 08:42:47 AM |
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In alt.atheism on Sat, 24 Jan 2004 08:14:21 GMT,
badaddress@mylinuxisp.com (L. Raymond) wrote:
Avender@SpamMeNot.com (Bill, The Avender) wrote:
I've been seeing these all over the place. Does anyone know what
they're about? They seem like some kind of autobot formulation, words
thrown together in the right structure for various kinds of sentences,
but not in any meaningful context. What's up with that? :-? This
one below was posted to one of my favorite binary groups. There were
about 30 spaces between each sentence for the first 20 or so
sentences, and then the rest all jumbled together. Sometimes these
are oddly fascinating to read, even though they mean neither a blessed
nor a cursed thing.
There's a group, or maybe it's just a vague entity, called Hipcrime
which began producing these things en masse some years ago. If you
check your news server, you'll see hundreds of groups in heirarchies
such as hipcrime, h1pcr1me, h2pcr2me, h.i.p.c.r.i.m.e. etc. etc.
Bunch of stupid dweebs with nothing worthwhile to offer anyone so they
made up this random post generator. It's no doubt gotten around the
'net and into the hands or equally their worthless fellow script
kiddies by now.
Yeah, I see those "hipcrime", "hipclone" etc... groups on some
servers. Rather annoying waste of Usenet space. But that would
certainly be a fit to this sort of thing.
--
L8r,
Bill
~*.**~.**.*~*.**.~**.*~.***.~*.**~.**.*~*.**~
The early bird gets the worm. The early worm,
on the other hand, just gets eaten.
~*.**~.**.*~*.**.~**.*~.***.~*.**~.**.*~*.**~
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| User: "Enkidu" |
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| Title: Re: "Hardly any painters will be thin sick coconuts" - ???? |
23 Jan 2004 07:34:38 PM |
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Bill, The Avender wrote:
I've been seeing these all over the place. Does anyone know what
they're about? They seem like some kind of autobot formulation, words
thrown together in the right structure for various kinds of sentences,
but not in any meaningful context. What's up with that? :-? This
one below was posted to one of my favorite binary groups. There were
about 30 spaces between each sentence for the first 20 or so
sentences, and then the rest all jumbled together. Sometimes these
are oddly fascinating to read, even though they mean neither a blessed
nor a cursed thing.
Just curious, thanks. :-)
Lots of jugs rigidly improve the brave sign.
Well, Jay never pours until Steven cleans the thin
dust loudly. If the filthy raindrops can tease
regularly, the dirty onion may solve more halls.
Waleed's puddle explains among our floor after we
smell below it. Zakariya improves the frame
beside hers and quickly kicks. All full fresh
goldsmiths will regularly sow the cases. Tell
Mohammed it's sticky seeking towards a pumpkin.
Hardly any painters will be thin sick coconuts.
Angelo, have a clever plate. You won't creep it.
She may recommend raw drapers near the glad heavy
planet, whilst Susan partially cares them too.
Tell Abduljalil it's upper solving under a bowl.
To be younger or closed will tease old butchers to
dully fill. Try solving the road's ugly film and
Karl will irritate you! Hardly any hats usably
irritate the filthy bedroom. Many abysmal jackets
beside the wide corner were ordering behind the
strange field. She can promise once, kick
wrongly, then comb below the dose beneath the
planet. Almost no clever walnuts in the younger
earth were conversing around the bitter night.
Don't try to cook a wrinkle! Get your strongly
attempting teacher between my river. For Elmo the
jug's polite, around me it's filthy, whereas
towards you it's helping active. It laughed, you
cleaned, yet Ella never wrongly hated in back of
the kiosk. I am quickly angry, so I wander you.
Nowadays, Robbie never recollects until Hassan
irritates the dull cat usably. Her diet was
sharp, stupid, and kicks for the satellite. When
will you excuse the noisy light kettles before
Kareem does? Just improving for a enigma before
the shore is too thin for Martha to dye it. She
can scold the distant film and attack it near its
road. Both playing now, Hala and Founasse
believed the sad navels above full barber. No
inner coffees fear Ayub, and they rigidly burn
Tariq too. To be sticky or empty will recommend
brave pitchers to eerily like. Salahuddin shouts
the orange below hers and deeply grasps. The lean
boat rarely dines Ziad, it teases Geoffrey
instead. Some deep urban poultices hatefully
explain as the raw pools mould. All cold heavy
pickle looks printers through Felix's elder bowl.
We lift them, then we strangely receive Imran and
Garrick's strange pumpkin. She wants to love
stale dusts in front of Saad's canyon. I move
once, kill stupidly, then judge to the envelope
outside the square. I was talking to smell you
some of my fat butchers. Try behaving the
structure's ugly dose and Ramzi will waste you!
If you'll answer Jadallah's drawer with pears,
it'll inadvertently care the lentil. Are you
blank, I mean, ordering behind rude puddles?
Don't even try to comb incredibly while you're
departing among a dirty sauce.
Jibberish designed to sneak an email past spam filters by decreasing the
ratio of key spam tip-off words to the total message length. It doesn't
work with *Spam Assasin*, the filter I use, but it must on others, else they
wouldn't be doing it.
--
Enkidu
AA 2165
http://www.mylinuxisp.com/~raymond/alt.atheism/who.php?w=enkidu.jpg
hhe1mxo02@sneakemail.com
PGP KeyID 0xC5FEABDF
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Of all things, good sense is the most fairly distributed: everyone
thinks he is so well supplied with it that even those who are the
hardest to satisfy in every other respect never desire more of it than
they already have.
René Descartes, Discours de la Méthode. 1637.
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| User: "Peacenik" |
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| Title: Re: "Hardly any painters will be thin sick coconuts" - ???? |
29 Jan 2004 12:41:46 AM |
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"Enkidu" <hhe1mxo02@sneakemail.com> wrote in message
news:CYjQb.58775$zs4.35955@fed1read01...
Jibberish designed to sneak an email past spam filters by decreasing the
ratio of key spam tip-off words to the total message length. It doesn't
work with *Spam Assasin*, the filter I use, but it must on others, else
they
wouldn't be doing it.
But spammers are trying to sell something. How do they get money by sending
nothing but gibberish?
--
Peacenik
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| User: "Christopher A. Lee" |
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| Title: Re: "Hardly any painters will be thin sick coconuts" - ???? |
29 Jan 2004 02:45:35 AM |
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On Thu, 29 Jan 2004 06:41:46 GMT, "Peacenik"
<criskity999@com999cast.removeallnines.net> wrote:
"Enkidu" <hhe1mxo02@sneakemail.com> wrote in message
news:CYjQb.58775$zs4.35955@fed1read01...
Jibberish designed to sneak an email past spam filters by decreasing the
ratio of key spam tip-off words to the total message length. It doesn't
work with *Spam Assasin*, the filter I use, but it must on others, else
they
wouldn't be doing it.
But spammers are trying to sell something. How do they get money by sending
nothing but gibberish?
The spammers only need to sell one or two to all the millions of
people they've spammed.
But they're not the ones making the money - it's the sleaze on the
infomercials who sells them his "make lots of money for very little
effort" method. And guess what this method is?
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| User: "Al Klein" |
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| Title: Re: OT: "Hardly any painters will be thin sick coconuts" - ???? |
23 Jan 2004 09:08:26 PM |
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On Sat, 24 Jan 2004 00:51:46 GMT, (Bill, The
Avender) posted in alt.atheism:
I've been seeing these all over the place. Does anyone know what
they're about?
Randomly produced, machine-generated text. Any idiot script kiddie
can write a script to do that.
They seem like some kind of autobot formulation, words
thrown together in the right structure for various kinds of sentences,
but not in any meaningful context. What's up with that? :-?
It's easier for spammers to run a program than to actually produce
spam.
--
"I don't try to imagine a God; it suffices to stand in awe of the structure of the world
insofar as it allows our inadequate senses to appreciate it."
- Letter to S. Flesch, April 16, 1954; Einstein Archive 30-1154
(random sig, produced by SigChanger)
rukbat at optonline dot net
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| User: "Vic Sagerquist" |
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| Title: Re: OT: "Hardly any painters will be thin sick coconuts" - ???? |
23 Jan 2004 08:04:35 PM |
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One day in alt.atheism, Also Sprach Bill, The Avender:
I've been seeing these all over the place. Does anyone know what
they're about? They seem like some kind of autobot formulation, words
thrown together in the right structure for various kinds of sentences,
but not in any meaningful context. What's up with that? :-? This
one below was posted to one of my favorite binary groups. There were
about 30 spaces between each sentence for the first 20 or so
sentences, and then the rest all jumbled together. Sometimes these
are oddly fascinating to read, even though they mean neither a blessed
nor a cursed thing.
Just curious, thanks. :-)
<snip>
Noooooooo! Another Al Quaida operative, and you've passed it on!
--
Vic Sagerquist
aa#2011
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The fool says in his heart, "There is no God".
The wise man announces it to the world.
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