What the hell is this supposed to be?

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Posted: Tue Sep 14, 2010 9:57 pm

Even if it's a chain letter, it really doesn't make any sense. Send this to one of your lads if your bored.

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Date: Tue, 14 Sep 2010 16:22:23 -0500
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San Bruno Neighbors Survey Ruins After Blast Boehner: I'll Drop Tax Cut
for Rich If I Have To And legends of the days gone by Tell that if,
when a funeral train Passed there, dark clouds swept over the sky, And
howled the wind and sobbed the rain, Such storm was still an omen
blest, And told the spirits happy rest.If all were calm--then woe the
dead! Sad rose their wailing, weird and dread! And that before a
chieftains death, On moonless nights, by lightning shown, How oft they
saw the water-wraith, And heard the weeping banshees groan. How many a
barque, at midnight tossd And in the angry waters lost, In the gray
dawn-light seemed to glide In phantom-beauty oer the tide. But ah! the
past and all its lore Is fading from our hearts away, And memories of
the times of yore Are all forgotten in to day! And now, tis but by
peasants old These cherished legends can be told; For Erins harp is
mute and still, Its mystic notes no heart can thrill! Once minstrel
hearts awoke its strain, And swept its chords with master-hand; But
who can wake these lays again In songs of love and fatherland? Sam
smoked his pipe and the minister poked at a coal fire that burned in a
stove.They talked of God and of what the thought of God meant to men;
but the young minister did not try to give Sam an answer to his
problem; on the contrary, Sam found him strikingly dissatisfied and
unhappy in his way of life. There is no spirit of God here, he said,
poking viciously at the coals in the stove. The people here do not
want me to talk to them of God. They have no curiosity about what He
wants of them nor of why He has put them here. They want me to tell
them of a city in the sky, a kind of glorified Dayton, Ohio, to which
they can go when they have finished this life of work and of putting
money in the savings bank. For several days Sam stayed with the
clergyman, driving about the country with him and talking of God. In
the evening they sat in the house, continuing their talks, and on
Sunday Sam went to hear the man preach in his church. Spake
Prajapati-- In the beginning, when all men were made, And, with
mankind, the sacrifice-- Do this!Work! sacrifice! Increase and
multiply With sacrifice! This shall be Kamaduk, Your Cow of Plenty,
giving back her milk Of all abundance. Worship the gods thereby; The
gods shall yield thee grace. Those meats ye crave The gods will grant
to Labour, when it pays Tithes in the altar-flame. But if one eats
Fruits of the earth, rendering to kindly Heaven No gift of toil, that
thief steals from his world. Who eat of food after their sacrifice Are
quit of fault, but they that spread a feast All for themselves, eat
sin and drink of sin. By food the living live; food comes of rain, And
rain comes by the pious sacrifice, And sacrifice is paid with tithes
of toil; Thus action is of Brahma, who is One, The Only,
All-pervading; at all times Present in sacrifice. He that abstains To
help the rolling wheels of this great world, Glutting his idle sense,
lives a lost life, Shameful and vain.

Posted: Wed Sep 15, 2010 9:05 am

The idea is to get past your spam filters with all that guff, though I have no idea what the point of sending the email is.

I like the cow of plenty.

Posted: Wed Sep 15, 2010 11:38 am

I've seen similar texts, pasted up at bus stops near where I work. I just assumed it was a religious nut trying to spread his message.

'Delete' is your friend. Very Happy

Posted: Wed Sep 15, 2010 12:23 pm

^^

Most spam filters use a Bayes filter for text analysis, which in a nutshell is a statistical analysis of the words and their order in a text. With enough training you can teach the filter to very accurately tell spam from genuine messages. The e-mail above is probably intended to muddy/distort that filter.

Posted: Wed Sep 15, 2010 4:21 pm

Well if they eally want to get through the spam filters, next time type something that makes sense. This is almost looks like the ramblings of a religous person on a crystal meth binge!!