Saturday, May 2, 2009

Caturday 090502

Cattitude -- there is no such thing as "lost cause"...

Wednesday, April 29, 2009

No trips to Nigeria for me...

I still get the occasional bullshit Nigerian 409 letter, or some other bogus "I got money for you" crap from some asshole. I don't mind, really -- it gives me the chance to let the weasel at the other end know what I think of him/her and pretty much guarantee that I won't get anything else from them. To wit:
On Wednesday 29 April 2009 14:27:05 richy molt wrote:
> 29th April 2009
>
> Good Day
>
> Following the approval of your payment, I have gone through your payment
> file and I have discovered all you have been passed through trying to
> receive your funds. Your days of agony are gone. Are you ready to receive
> your fund? If you are ready then do contact me back as I am newly
> appointed as the Payment Co-coordinator of all delay contract/inheritance
> payments.
>
> I will not fail to bring to your notice that this transaction is hitch free
> and that you should not entertain any atom of fears all required
> arrangements have been made for the transfer .You should contact me
> immediately as you receive this letter with the below information's.
>
> NAME......................................
> AGE......................................
> STATE/COUNTRY.............................
> BANK/ACCOUNT.............................
> TELE/FAX NUMBERS...........................
>
> I am personally sorry for the delay and you are here by given a code for
> security reason (#922) while contacting me.
>
> Trusting to hear from you immediately.
>
> Regards
> Dr. Richard Molton

Your mother has sexual relations with animals - because she LIKES it.

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Encrypted email encouraged and PREFERRED
Wednesday, April 29, 2009 @ 1431
** Patience is a virtue, it's just not one of my better virtues. **
Only once did I get a second email from such a sender; (s)he accused me of being racist -- which hurt my feelings terribly, I assure you.

Let it snow, let it snow, let it snow

Yup, it's April in Montana, all right. As I'm typing this, we're getting the beginnings of what the weatherguessers are claiming will be up to an inch of snow over the next 24-48 hours:

(click to bigger-ize and clarify)


It isn't unusual for us to get one last snowstorm in late April; likely as not, it'll be a real biggie with the big soggy flakes that end up breaking off tree branches. This time we're getting off easy.