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Internet outage equals less spam?

By 4L

Although I rarely post from work, because I know I'm not going to be on the internet for a few days, due in part to the season premiere of Lost and my weekend plans (and the Superbowl, of course), I thought I would chime in with this latest report that came across the CNN wire. See Internet Failure Hits Two Continents. Since one of those continents is North Africa, which seems to be a hotspot for the various lotteries I have one and home of several hundred dead relatives I am somehow related to, maybe this will cut down on spam for a couple days. Just a thought.

Back to work. Hopefully our internet stays up. That would suck if it did not. I don't know anymore how just 15 years ago, we lived without it.

Full post as published by The Once and Future Lawyer on January 31, 2008 (boomark / email).

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