Junk mail from the depths of the internets

So maybe a day ago Yahoo said I had a new email. Problem was, I couldn't find it. It wasn't in the last week of emails, nor the last month. At the house of books and dogs, I find a connection that is fast enough to allow me to scroll fast through my inbox (and a mouse with a scroll button. I am easily pleased). I found it, dated 29th November 2005. A junk mail with a badly done paint image advertising a stock price and a bunch of sentences that individually made perfect grammatical sense: "You can give me a call." But strung together they made for some blinking: "Do you spend your time looking for a great restaurant or do you sit at a slot machine taking advantage of the free. After a day on Lifehacker, they had removed the logo however. It has given me a lot, and I want to give something back to it, to participate in the development of Morocco and to give a chance to the youngsters. Today, I found an interesting chart that shows various filter hacks and which browsers they target." I share because I care, okay?