SpamArt: Postcards From The Internet
Posted on August 29th, 2009 by Paul Matijevic
FACT: In his daily tech support work for The Man, Tim encounters a huge volume of unintentionally hilarious spam subject headings.
FACT: The world has been a slightly less awesome place since Spamusement.com stopped posting its priceless visual interpretations of such spam titles, and will remain slightly less awesome until somebody picks up where it left off.
FACT: Paul “Ettin” Matijevic can sketch a mean stick figure.
CONCLUSION:
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When 1999′s The Matrix was released, it was heralded as the best new science fiction film since Star Wars. Indeed, when compared to the other big film that year, Star Wars Episode I: The Phanton Menace, The Matrix was funky fresh. So when the sequels were announced, many said that it would completely overshadow the original Star Wars Trilogy. The problem is, the Star Wars franchise didn’t get pathetically wretched until a new trilogy began, while The Matrix is already eating out of the toliet with its second movie, The Matrix Reloaded.
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Bay Windows don’t always lead to the bay. Bay leaves don’t usually grow in or near bays. It is possible, however, that there could be a house near the bay, with a bay window, which has a pot of bay leaves sitting on the sill. (We could have involved Michael Bay or the Bay City Rollers here, but cooler heads prevailed.)
