Spam-A-Rama Part 2

Quotation Of The Day ~ Anonymous: A gentleman is a man who can play the accordion but doesn't.

A few weeks ago i wrote about how this blog had been so inundated with spam that i had been forced to enable comment moderation, in order to head it off at the pass. (This meant that all comments on my posts would come to me by email and i could then accept them, in which case they would appear, or delete them, so that you, dear reader, would not be troubled by them, or lured to a site offering "real diamonds real cheap.")

For the first couple of weeks, my Inbox had to deal with three or four a day. Where does this crap come from (i asked myself, desperately clicking the "delete" button yet again)?  But then it all stopped. Abruptly. I thought, whew, it's over.

But then, a couple of days ago, it all started again, but worse. I wasn't getting cheap diamonds or imitation Rolexes, i was getting porn.

Now, look. I'm a single unattached male, i have nothing whatsoever against porn, it serves a useful purpose and is often fun. But it has no place on this blog, thank you very much. But here's a comment i was asked to accept or delete today (naughty bits have been edited out):

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I mean, really. How do they find me? Or is it spambots, just uploading to every blog that comes into their ken? I suppose, as this blog is public, i have offered myself up to anything that comes at me, but the Internet is such a nasty place now.

Anyhoo, here's the next part of the CD collection:

And of course the playlist:

Pyewackett - 7 To Midnight
Payola$ - Hammer On A Drum
Radiohead - O.K. Computer
Siddhartha - Trip To Innerself
Elmore James - The Sky Is Crying
Joan Osborne - Early Recordings
Marillion - This Strange Engine