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Subject: RE: UKNM: Re: UKNM SPAM alert
From: Ben Hunt
Date: Fri, 27 Oct 2000 12:30:44 +0100

>> Duncan wrote:
>> I am wanting to do an email campaign for one of my clients...
>> unfortunately Spam is genuinely one of my clients, i think it is flawed
>> from the start :)

A dream opportunity to play on the word, take ownership of the long pedigree
of "Spam" and turn it on its head. Fantastic!

Unless you're spoofing, you also practically own the Monty Python connection
- everyone should know the application of 'spam' to describe unsolicited
email comes from the Python spam sketch where the word is repeated over and
over and over and over.

I envy you...

Ben Hunt
Production Director
Poulternet
ben [dot] huntatpoulternet [dot] com
www.poulternet.com
0113 383 4200
direct: 285 6469



-----Original Message-----
From: duncan [duncanatcowskin [dot] net (mailto:duncanatcowskin [dot] net)]
Sent: 26 October 2000 13:04
To: uk-netmarketingatchinwag [dot] com
Subject: RE: UKNM: Re: UKNM SPAM alert


I am wanting to do an email campaign for one of my clients...
unfortunately Spam is genuinely one of my clients, i think it is flawed
from the start :)

If you are wondering what to do with your newly acquired can of Spam,
check out www.spam-uk/recipies.html - it's more than just a fritter! It's
Spamilly family fun ;)

(nb spam is actually my client, and i am plugging it... what happens to
me... i don't think a tin of Spam will suffice ;) )

Duncan


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