October 18th, 2007
There’s an endless supply
If humans used just ten percent of the time, money and effort that they put into unwanted advertising towards cleaning up after themselves, they might just get through this.
If humans used just ten percent of the time, money and effort that they put into unwanted advertising towards cleaning up after themselves, they might just get through this.
Philip J Schadenfreude on 
I wish i had a pope hat.
Oh wait, does that discussion carry over to this post too or do we have to start talking about the comic on this one instead?
Turning spam into energy would be rather excellent.
If only we could somehow turn stupidity into something productive, as well, the world would be a much brighter place.
Oh yes definitely, one for email and another for blogs LOL
I’d settle for turning spam into Spam. Mmm… that’s what the walls of my edible prison should have been made of.
But you could turn spam into Spam then turn Spam into usable energy! I’m positive pork byproduct could be turned into an efficient rocket fuel!
I’m pretty sure anything created by energy
can be converted back into energy, but at
a net loss (energy escapes). Unfortunately,
we live in a very net-net world that doesn’t
tolerate loss very well, even if it is beneficial.
if they wanted you to eat it, they shouldnt have called it a by-product.
i dont tend to get much spam, so im sorry but i cannot sympathise. i can empathise, but i cant sympathise.
or is the other way round? i love those words. let me check…nope, i think i was right. no, i was wrong! i CAN sympathise, but i CAN’T empathise. thank you, wikipedia.
Just a bit of trivia… Seraphine, you just left the 1000th comment on this site.
If all was well with the world, a hatch would open in the ceiling releasing balloons and confetti to a fanfare.
Oooh, balloons!
*POP popopopopopop pop pop POP*
“Cheap semi-lethal meds” almost gave me a hernia, it was so funny. I’m still giggling, even down here under all the comments.
My Gran stocked away four cases of Spam in 1999, expecting the big Y2K/Apocalypse thing to happen. I’m not really sure if she was expecting just bad computer glitches to shut down infrastructure, of if she was expecting a Biblical Apocalypse. Knowing her, probably both, actually. God works in mysterious ways.
But I know them all, ’cause I’m a Pope! Hail Eris!
I don’t get a lot of spam in my personal email, but my work email, which is supposed to be filtered, is a hotbed for the stuff.
Wow Adam, 1,000th post! That’s awesome,
you’re awesome, Flowfield Unity is awesome.
Congrats.
GW. Nobody should get spam at work, and the fact your workplace is a hotbed for the stuff indicates there is a problem there, filtered or not.
loving the infinity sign in the junk box