All greetings...
I yearning that chose the decent leg of it for asking your prepare doubts, if not, sorry.
I do not least continually go to the forums. And my, my inconceivable is what is:
How do you imagine how moment the tough nut to crack of charge increases, and whether it is plausible far-reaching shock,
the reality that already incident, namely: Rising grub guerdons has transformed grub into an global gclosednmental issue.
Riots prepare erupted in Egypt, Haiti and Bangladesh closed soaring grub guerdons.
People fought one another closed bags of rice in West Africa.
The causes and the solutions to the grub calamity are complex.
Iif not tough and you pull someone's leg your conception on this, entertain response, I am undoubtably interested to listen to your notion.
See you later!
P.S. Sorry for my english.
comestibles disaster spreads across the globe.
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wbondarmunw
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Wow, thats almost like Joyce, "three quarks for muster mark!" is what i say!
"We are never so happy, never so unhappy, as we imagine"
Le Rochefoucauld.
"A smack in the face settles all arguments, then you can move on kid."
My dad 1986.
Le Rochefoucauld.
"A smack in the face settles all arguments, then you can move on kid."
My dad 1986.
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jones jones
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wbondarmunw;852360 wrote: All greetings...
I yearning that chose the decent leg of it for asking your prepare doubts, if not, sorry.
I do not least continually go to the forums. And my, my inconceivable is what is:
How do you imagine how moment the tough nut to crack of charge increases, and whether it is plausible far-reaching shock,
the reality that already incident, namely: Rising grub guerdons has transformed grub into an global gclosednmental issue.
Riots prepare erupted in Egypt, Haiti and Bangladesh closed soaring grub guerdons.
People fought one another closed bags of rice in West Africa.
The causes and the solutions to the grub calamity are complex.
Iif not tough and you pull someone's leg your conception on this, entertain response, I am undoubtably interested to listen to your notion.
See you later!
P.S. Sorry for my english.
didn't i always say we could never be the only people in this vast universe!!!!! :wah:
I yearning that chose the decent leg of it for asking your prepare doubts, if not, sorry.
I do not least continually go to the forums. And my, my inconceivable is what is:
How do you imagine how moment the tough nut to crack of charge increases, and whether it is plausible far-reaching shock,
the reality that already incident, namely: Rising grub guerdons has transformed grub into an global gclosednmental issue.
Riots prepare erupted in Egypt, Haiti and Bangladesh closed soaring grub guerdons.
People fought one another closed bags of rice in West Africa.
The causes and the solutions to the grub calamity are complex.
Iif not tough and you pull someone's leg your conception on this, entertain response, I am undoubtably interested to listen to your notion.
See you later!
P.S. Sorry for my english.
didn't i always say we could never be the only people in this vast universe!!!!! :wah:
"…I hate how I don’t feel real enough unless people are watching." — Chuck Palahniuk, Invisible Monsters
comestibles disaster spreads across the globe.
:-3 Wonder what a grub guerdon is?
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jones jones
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abbey;852458 wrote: :-3 Wonder what a grub guerdon is?
i know what a gueridon is ... its like a tall wooden stand that you place a bust on or a plant ... named after a moorish slave belonging to the king of france ...
maybe a grub guerdon is a stand for food ... or maybe grubs????
i know what a gueridon is ... its like a tall wooden stand that you place a bust on or a plant ... named after a moorish slave belonging to the king of france ...
maybe a grub guerdon is a stand for food ... or maybe grubs????
"…I hate how I don’t feel real enough unless people are watching." — Chuck Palahniuk, Invisible Monsters
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Clodhopper
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A "guerdon" is a prize or reward, so this post could be refering to the price of food, and the food riots that are going on. I just don't know enough about the internet to know whether this is genuine or not.
Anyone know the poster?
Anyone know the poster?
The crowd: "Yes! We are all individuals!"
Lone voice: "I'm not."
Lone voice: "I'm not."
comestibles disaster spreads across the globe.
Anyone know the poster?
Type the name into Google. Comes up everywhere. It's either a very fast typist or just a bot.........
Type the name into Google. Comes up everywhere. It's either a very fast typist or just a bot.........
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Clodhopper
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FUBAR: Thanks. Bot detection technique added to my limited internet skills.:wah:
The crowd: "Yes! We are all individuals!"
Lone voice: "I'm not."
Lone voice: "I'm not."
comestibles disaster spreads across the globe.
I think its coberst on his day off. :wah:
"We are never so happy, never so unhappy, as we imagine"
Le Rochefoucauld.
"A smack in the face settles all arguments, then you can move on kid."
My dad 1986.
Le Rochefoucauld.
"A smack in the face settles all arguments, then you can move on kid."
My dad 1986.
comestibles disaster spreads across the globe.
This one really is a christmasp lookalike, it's even developed to the point where it uses a thesaurus so its posts aren't identical. Gosh they're getting clever these days.
Here's my take from when it started happening way back in December 2006, copied out of a moderator forum:spot wrote:
here's my own explanation of how this particular spambot generates money.
There's a big market for SEOs, Search Engine Optimisers. If a website comes fiftieth on a websearch people are less likely to click there than if it comes fifth.
Some shady salesmen will offer a guaranteed ratings boost prior to final payment, to attract hopeful website operators into paying for optimisation. The optimising changes are made to the website and some drivel-text like we received is prominently though invisibly positioned, and the search-engines dutifully index it. That's the first time the search engine has seen that drivel-text.
Days later, christmasp puts the same drivel-text on ten thousand other webpages which get indexed that day. The automatic search engine ranking calculator says of the first site to carry it "wow, that site the other day sure is influential in the world, I'll rank it WAY up", thinking that all the other sites have echoed what was said there. The optimised site has suddenly become, in the misled opinion of the search engine, an opinion leader.
The salesman rings in next day and says "have you checked your ranking today - we did a good job, hey?" and gets the big cheque by return from a temporarily impressed customer.
Was the christmasp spambot selling something? Maybe you can think of a reason other than profit that caused the author to put effort into crafting it, but I can't. Running christmasp cost the shady SEO company very little money and brought in a return. I'm reasonably sure I'm right as far as how goes. I suspect it might get the customer's domain blacklisted from google altogether in a few months when they clamp down on the technique but by then the money's long gone. Shady SEO methods change month by month; this one can't be used often enough to make it worthwhile, in my opinion, but whoever wrote it seems to think it can. Perhaps he promoted fifty customer sites together with it at $10k-30k a time, each in a different area of business, and pulled in a million dollars, but he can't do it often enough to get rich.
I'm still not absolutely certain that I'm right but it must be making a profit for someone to still be an active technique eighteen months later. It sounds likely to me. In particular it explains why it's necessary for the spam-posts to have such peculiar turns of phrase.
Here's my take from when it started happening way back in December 2006, copied out of a moderator forum:spot wrote:
here's my own explanation of how this particular spambot generates money.
There's a big market for SEOs, Search Engine Optimisers. If a website comes fiftieth on a websearch people are less likely to click there than if it comes fifth.
Some shady salesmen will offer a guaranteed ratings boost prior to final payment, to attract hopeful website operators into paying for optimisation. The optimising changes are made to the website and some drivel-text like we received is prominently though invisibly positioned, and the search-engines dutifully index it. That's the first time the search engine has seen that drivel-text.
Days later, christmasp puts the same drivel-text on ten thousand other webpages which get indexed that day. The automatic search engine ranking calculator says of the first site to carry it "wow, that site the other day sure is influential in the world, I'll rank it WAY up", thinking that all the other sites have echoed what was said there. The optimised site has suddenly become, in the misled opinion of the search engine, an opinion leader.
The salesman rings in next day and says "have you checked your ranking today - we did a good job, hey?" and gets the big cheque by return from a temporarily impressed customer.
Was the christmasp spambot selling something? Maybe you can think of a reason other than profit that caused the author to put effort into crafting it, but I can't. Running christmasp cost the shady SEO company very little money and brought in a return. I'm reasonably sure I'm right as far as how goes. I suspect it might get the customer's domain blacklisted from google altogether in a few months when they clamp down on the technique but by then the money's long gone. Shady SEO methods change month by month; this one can't be used often enough to make it worthwhile, in my opinion, but whoever wrote it seems to think it can. Perhaps he promoted fifty customer sites together with it at $10k-30k a time, each in a different area of business, and pulled in a million dollars, but he can't do it often enough to get rich.
I'm still not absolutely certain that I'm right but it must be making a profit for someone to still be an active technique eighteen months later. It sounds likely to me. In particular it explains why it's necessary for the spam-posts to have such peculiar turns of phrase.
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When flower power came along I stood for Human Rights, marched around for peace and freedom, had some nooky every night - we took it serious. [Fred Wedlock, "The Folker"]
Who has a spare two minutes to play in this month's FG Trivia game! ... My other OS is Slackware.
When flower power came along I stood for Human Rights, marched around for peace and freedom, had some nooky every night - we took it serious. [Fred Wedlock, "The Folker"]
Who has a spare two minutes to play in this month's FG Trivia game! ... My other OS is Slackware.