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Original Usenet message from alt.ascii-art, 1 Feb 2000.
Re: SPAM???

Re: SPAM???

Ben Norwood <bdn...@aber.ac.uk> wrote in message news:Pine.GSO.4.21.0001312323550.25779-100000@xena...
> On Yesterday, Galarza & Heredero wrote:

> : Hi, can anybody explain me what SPAM means????

> Originally the brand-name of a product still made by Hormel.
> The current usage, meaning "unsolicited commercial email" has a number
> of hotly contested origns:

> i) Possibly named because the effect of UCE is allegedly similar to
> what happens if you drop SPAM in a fan...

Is that mental image a common visual concept?  Because if it is I
wasn't aware of it when I created this mock advertising banner a few
years ago:

http://home.t-online.de/home/ulrich.schreglmann/images/$$$Q&EC$$$.gif


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Subject: Re: SPAM???
Date: 2000/02/01
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