| Learning Russian grammar from spam |
[Apr. 21st, 2008|12:20 am] |
Aw, spam...
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Those may be Trojans, not Russians.
it means have you bought good festive gifts? good festive gifts good festive gift
Do you know Jonathan Worthington? He is one of the rakudo developers... So, after we met at Ukraine YAPC, he started to post something like this in the rakudo blog =)
sayit(what => "Oo minya pivo!");
I like this tendency. Maybe one day Perl would speak in russian? =)
I had the same spam for a while now, although I reply to them asking for a dictionary I still didn't get one :(
wellcome to Russia, Brad : - )
![[User Picture]](http://p-userpic.livejournal.com/7182552/14274) | From: flashfire 2008-04-21 02:28 pm (UTC)
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"In Mother Russia, Big Dick Get YOU!"
![[User Picture]](http://p-userpic.livejournal.com/3746976/2478) | From: d4b 2008-04-21 06:26 pm (UTC)
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If the grammar's anything like English spam, you may want to rethink using it as a reference guide. :-)
I'm not sure that's a good idea. Would you try to learn English grammar from spam, too? :) | |