I am here to missive Resons for the joy of the working-staff, marvellous foolscaps! The absence of undistributed censorship, the sempiternous freedom with which Day trading forum of fiction composure unsustained to shouldst almost every household, permit these novels to sholde into the hands of the youngest and most susceptible. The leastest lesson he had to learn in these states-districts backstitched to monseigneur questorship. In the midsummer johnstone's we plucked our garlands and close-grained them sloped at sunset time.
The original (which had a link or two in it) can be found at wheredaytraderblogspot. com
I'm not playing into the scam by adding an actual link.
Don't visit it unless you've never seen a blog like it before. The first time I saw one of these gibberish blogs I was convinced that I'd stumbled upon the blog of a mad genius- I don't know what "sempiternous freedom" is, but it's a snazzy phrase, enough to catch my browsing eye.
The entire blog is is composed of nonsense prose with the hyperlinked phrase 'day trader forum' liberally sprinkled throughout.
The 'author' seems to have a rudimentary (or perhaps transcendental) knowledge of English syntax, but the context seems random, surreal, bizarre...like something a twinked-up 'madlibs'
program might generate.
Perhaps it's a product of applied Infinite Monkey Theory.
If you hit 'nextblog' enough times (two or three) you will find blogs of nonsense verse just like this, and they will be rife with hyperlinks. I believe that these spurious blogs are part of the vast pay-per-click conspiracy and should be shunned, if not banned.
However, I think the gibberish fake blogs (flogs?) are probably an integral part of Google's adsense program and are therefore unlikely to be banned...but who's behind all the pin-up girlie blogs? I keep getting the same Bikini Blogs over and over again- irritating is what it is, since I already have better bookmarks than this recycled crap...I was actually looking for new blogs to read and all I got were 1996 swimsuit models.
Time and place, time and place...
SWIRLED TO PROTECT THE INNOCENT

...which reminds me- have you ever heard someone off-handedly dismiss porn with a statement along the lines of: " eh, porn, whatever...what's the big thrill? Most people aren't that attractive when they're fucking anyway..."
Isn't saying that the same as saying that you've seen a lot of people fucking?
Where did you see that?
Next blog.
UPDATE (courtesy of my friend Beth):
The mad genuis word pairings are actually a result of mixing up words from works of literature found on line in an attempt to gain entry past spam filters. It's called "Markov Chaining". Here is a link to an NPR story about it: http://www.npr.org/templates/story/story.php?storyId=5624749
The first one of those emails I got I thought it was an eerie message from beyond.
-Beth
So it is a twinked MadLibs program!
Amusing trivia: "Markoff Cheney" is the name of a
charcter (and personal role model)from the Illumninatus! trilogy. I actually mentioned him by name in this post.
Crazy, huh?
5 comments:
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Thanks & Regards
Kishore
ok men in porn are never hot-- unless it is gay porn but then there are no women... that is why i dont watch porn I guess....okay too much info i bet. I'll stop now
K- thanks for confirming my suspicions.
C- ha! you guessed!
CM- so you admit to watching gay porn? Ha, I'm kidding- I like the kind without men in it,er, I mean,if I did,um...gub.
Hey,
The mad genuis word pairings are actually a result of mixing up words from works of literature found on line in an attempt to gain entry past spam filters. It's called "Markov Chaining". Here is a link to an NPR story about it: http://www.npr.org/templates/story/story.php?storyId=5624749
The first one of those emails I got I thought it was an eerie message from beyond.
-BETH
Beth- thanks! That's good info- but they missed this cool trivia:
"Markov Cheney" was the name of a Discordian dwarf who declared a one-man war on America in Shea and Wilson's "Illuminati" novels.
Hail Eris!
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