“When I first got this, I thought ‘No way! this is too good to be true!’ But then I decided to solve mathematically whether this would really work, since as an Mech. Engr. student (with high GPA) I basically kick ass at math. I was able to PROVE that this, in fact, REALLY DOES WORK!”
— Mark Schmidt, posting the "Dave Rhodes" pyramid-scam letter[Update: he tried again, and when I asked if the scam actually worked on anyone, he responded with a butthurt message insisting he was a real person offering honest assistance, and calling this post “cyber-bullying”. Best laugh I’ve had all week.]
Obviously machine-generated spam based on scraping search engines, since the suggested replacement has absolutely nothing to do with the original link. Never mind the fact that it was sent from a site hosted in Amazon’s cloud (rickgrimes.asoshared.com, which identified itself as www.buzzstream.com to the next hop), or that it was sent with JavaMail and includes a List-Unsubscribe header. Those just ice the spam-cake.
To: jgreely+temp201501@dotclue.org Subject: Found an error to fix on your website Date: Wed, 28 Jan 2015 14:55:14 -0800 (PST) Good Afternoon, I'm a criminal justice student and I recently visited your site while researching for a paper I'm working on... This is a note for your webmaster, as I found a dead resource link on your site that visitors like me might be trying to access. It's on this page: dotclue.org/archives/001527.html I got an error message when I tried to click on the link to this site: atf.treas.gov It looks like that website no longer exists... anyhow, I found another link that might be useful in its place so your visitors can still find some helpful information: http://www.safewise.com/resources/guns-at-home Thanks for your help and for providing great information!
From the comments over at According to Hoyt, a simple, elegant statement about Our Would-Be Overlords:
"A multiculturist would bring bring marshmallows to a suttee."
---Timid1
Not to be confused with siscon, lolicon, or any of the other fetish-con constructs in Japanese (in which case it would be “tiger complex”, which could get messy fast). No, I was suddenly curious to see if the original Dirty Pair novels used a kanji compound for the “Trouble Consultant” job title used by Our Heroines. Nope, it’s トラブル・コンサルタント, or トラコン for short.
Update: scrolling through the vocabulary list generated by my scripts, I was amused to discover that the words ホットパンツ and ジェノサイド appear exactly the same number of times. In fact, you could pretty much subtitle any discussion of the Lovely Angels with the phrase “hotpants and genocide”.

More from the Ultraman 80 era here (including some nudes). Still active as an actress.
My mind conjured up a rather horrible image of the events that led to this recommendation:

This one kind of made sense, though:

I did an image search for antique treasure boxes (骨董宝箱).
I got catgirls.
Never change.

(this is probably why…)
[It’s been one of those Mondays. Never mind the now-deleted package drama; that was just the warmup for the work day. First came the co-worker who still doesn’t understand the urgent request he made, then my Mac’s video card went out (saved, at least for now, by an SMC reset), and then… forget it, here’s Fuji, from The Kimono Gallery on Tumblr.]
