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In the continuing battle against spammers, I occasionally run across a spam comment that really tickles me. This one, sent today, is my favorite so far:
Perfect site! Anything superfluous, all is laconic and beautiful.
I'm guessing the spammer who wrote this message is not a native speaker of English. He or she probably meant something more like:
Perfect site! Nothing superfluous, all is concise and beautiful.
It just goes to show you that one or two words can change a lot.
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