Spamutations

In my effort to trace the latest trends and fashions in spam, I've collected a few of the messages that have come in during the last month or so.

Many of them do not seem to have any purpose at all (except to possibly annoy) because they neither advertise a product nor contain any clickable links.

Here are some shining examples:

From ner-maps-forum@maps.org:

kirk
dirk lucky 

From part1.07050000.05040004@rivieramaya-today.com:

bob
wei-ning havivah 

From jackflash4x@northstate.net:

rita
elvira dan 

From heathiaarethan3os@ms18.hinet.net:

hok
harkin gino 

From herbert.b.knight.51@alum.dartmouth.org:

evie
olaf chance 

Nice collections of names, I must admit. Perhaps I should continue collecting these spams and some day put together a book of first name suggestions for parents to be.

Here's what arrived today, with the subject "Dont be left behind because of bad health":

Urgent question of the night.

That one came from my dear concerned but, alas, unknown friend Ephrayim Gordon at chriscasey03@goliat.com.

An urgent question of whatever indeed!