You and Cory are so silly - you organize your spam, and Cory organizes his Lego sets by how many pieces and how many mini figures there are. Jeez.

Ultimately, Cory's efforts will prove more useful.

You forgot:

Do you have a bank account capable of holding millions of dollars?

Don't forget to add the questions...

Does your large penis function appropriately?
and
Do you really need a fucking home loan?

I think you might have inspired me to do a market study on the spam I recieve.

Actually, Knuth's way of doing thing seems rather efficient, in my own experience: one week to answer a snail mail (by email, paradoxically enough), but he has a secretary. I think there is a long way between what he says on his website, and what he really does. On the other hand, I have had very many bad experience with email, too many people do not even bother answering it. I think this has to do with the cost of sending an email: it is too low.

About spam, there is a project I heard about in 'The Economist', where ISPs would have to pay for every spam that transits through their network (or something like that, I am not a tech guy). Spam would be reported to a central organization. I think that is a good solution: it them to the purse.