dude seriously!

[KyokugenKiss]

ok so i can ask peoples fav superhero? and i can ask what they are listening to?

 

 

does that mean i can ask them what they do for living?

 

 

but i cannot leave a comment asking if anyone has played kof intoxicated? im not implying they should try it. but it would bug you out! lol

 

 

so whats spam and whats not? I thought spam was all the porno junk e-mail and pop ups, how is spam defined, and how come its named after such a hideous meat!

[NeuronMaster]

lmao.

 

This would be a spam post, if I didn't include this comment.

Edited September 14, 2004 by NeuronMaster

[Agozer]

Spam refers to a flood of posts on a message board. It also refers to unwanted mass emails. Thirdly, spam is meat, horrible meat.

 

 

Do you want more definitions?

 

EDIT: Spam is a popular Monty Python sketch, first broadcast in 1970. The premise seems to be two customers trying to order a breakfast without SPAM from a menu which seemingly includes it in every item.

 

It features Terry Jones as the waitress, Eric Idle as Mr Bun and Graham Chapman as Mrs Bun. The televised skit also featured John Cleese as "The Hungarian", but this part was left out of audio recordings of the sketch.

 

Only two minutes long, it builds up into a semi-argument between the waitress who is proffering spam and only spam, and Mrs Bun who does not want it:

 

Waitress: (brightly) "Well, there's spam egg sausage and spam, that's not got much spam in it."

Mrs Bun: (exasperated) "I don't want ANY spam!"

Mr Bun asks if he can have his wife's Spam:

Mr Bun: "Can I have spam then instead of the baked beans?"

Waitress: "You mean spam, spam, spam, spam, spam, spam, spam..."

This leads into a group of Vikings at the cafe drown out all conversation by singing more and more loudly a song about "Spam, lovely spam, wonderful spam" till it builds to an operatic climax.

 

The sketch was the final sketch of the 25th show of Monty Python's Flying Circus, and was first aired December 15, 1970. Despite its shortness, the sketch achieved immense popularity. The word "Spam" is mentioned 94 times.

 

SPAM was one of the few meats excluded from the British food rationing that began in World War II and continued for a number of years after the war and the British grew heartily tired of it, hence the sketch.

 

The phenomenon, some years later, of marketers drowning out discourse by flooding Usenet newsgroups and individuals' email addresses with junk advertising messages was named spamming in honour of this sketch

 

EDIT2: Dude, be mindful of what you post. I like you and all but you seem hyper today.

Edited September 14, 2004 by Agozer

[KyokugenKiss]

I really do hate spam ! i remember once someone asked me to roll them up some spam sushi, i felt soo raped after that!

[Agozer]

I really do hate spam ! i remember once someone asked me to roll them up some spam sushi, i felt soo raped after that!

Violated, Kyokugen, violated.

 

But yes, all types of spam are the biggest plague nowadays.

[KyokugenKiss]

yes so now i no longer work for that catering company, but speaching of spam, i havent had any in a very long time, no spyware either and no junk e-mails

 

 

 

life is good