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Every day simpletons who think they are very clever visit our web site marketing blog and post completely useless, and often amusing comments. Their goal is to get links back to their website (or their clients) by making the post look personalized and legitimate. Sadly, they are almost always painfully daft, nonsensical, grammatically retarded posts. What is even worse is if they had half a clue they would have discovered our blog comment area blocks all outgoing links; thus they are wasting their time to start with. Anyway, over the past year I thought it would be fun to collect some of the best postings before I nuked them from our database and here is a selection of the 10 best.

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StepForth’s “Top 10 Most Rediculous Spam Comments Received” may be associated with fatigue, dizziness, lightheadedness, fainting or blurred vision. Please exercise caution or avoid operating machinery, including automobiles, following the visual digestion of this article.
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# 1. I wish I remembered which article this was sourced from. Whatever it was, it clearly had relevance.

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# 2. I was really dressed down on this one… what prose!

“Throughout this great design of things you get an A+ for effort and hard work. Exactly where you actually lost me was first in your facts. You know, it is said, the devil is in the details… And it could not be more correct at this point. Having said that, allow me reveal to you just what exactly did do the job. Your article (parts of it) is actually really convincing which is probably why I am taking an effort in order to opine. I do not really make it a regular habit of doing that. Second, even though I can certainly see the leaps in reason you make, I am not necessarily convinced of exactly how you appear to connect your details which help to make your conclusion. For now I shall subscribe to your issue however trust in the foreseeable future you actually connect the dots much better.”

# 3. Ironically it was a comment on our post “Email Scams to Watch For

“Nice, good post. I’ve found your blog via Yahoo and I’m really glad about the information you provide in your articles. I’ve read some of your articles and subscribed to your blog by adding your”

Yes, it was left at that… I wanted so much more!

# 4. Um… wha?

“Arthritis in your pooch can be a huge hassle that many people never even think of in senior dogs.”

It turns out their super advanced spamming system thought our article was about dogs because it referred to the meta search engine Dogpile. I am surprised it wasn’t about incontinence…

# 5. Wow, this is some excellent optimization! I bet their site ranks REALLY well for Footzy Rolls… a highly competitive term for sure.

“If you are one of the multitude that has seen Footzy Rolls and is trying to find the best place to buy footzy rolls site at http://www.<>.tt here you will find plenty of information about footzy rolls and where you sould be buying your footzyrolls for the best possible price.”

# 6. In response to Enough with the “SEO is Dead” Crap we recently received this insightful comment:

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While reading I felt my IQ drop a point.

# 7. I know you will be shocked when I tell you “computer battery” was a link.

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# 8. This piece of junk is a duzy… a LOT of links were removed and it was in response to Enough with the “SEO is Dead” Crap.

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The late 1980s, Doudoune Moncler into the downhill, repeatedly failed reorganization plan ultimately to sell half its stake in the Italian clothing business Remo Ruffini.And the exotic new chairman and chief creative director of the building under its feet again. Not the Italian people perhaps not today Doudoune moncler sale.New chairman worked hard and gradually shape essential Moncler Femme will be skiing for the city’s modern fashion.To this end, he occasion to many high-end luxury brands and fashion to their Doudoune Moncler Homme.In 2002, to celebrate the 50th anniversary of the Pull Moncler homme introduced advanced custom down fashion series.”

# 9. In response to Is Your Website Search Engine Friendly? Your Personal Checklist we got:

“if i end up getting a ticket to the super bowl…and we’re already doing a set at the afterparty…wow. happy new year!”

# 10. Last but not least, my favourite IS:

“Hey, located your internet site by accident accomplishing a research on Yahoo but I?ll undoubtedly be coming again. ? How can I think in God when only last week I acquired my tongue caught in the roller of an electrical typewriter?”


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Possible Side Effects of Reading: StepForth’s “Top 10 Most Rediculous Spam Comments Received

In 181 patients who fully read this article most commonly reported adverse events were asthenic conditions (65%), nausea (64%), diarrhea (54%), decreased appetite including anorexia (41%), constipation (43%),thrombocytopenia (43%), peripheral neuropathy (37%), pyrexia (36%), vomiting (36%), and anemia (32%). Fourteen percent of patients experienced at least one episode of Grade 4 toxicity, with the most common toxicities being thrombocytopenia (2%) and neutropenia (4%). A total of 113 (50%) of the 181 patients experienced Serious Adverse

Events (SAEs) during studies. The most commonly reported SAEs included pyrexia (7%), pneumonia (7%), diarrhea (6%), vomiting (5%), dehydration (5%), and nausea (4%).