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We've all become familiar with the term spam. It's become so commonplace that even people who never use computers are familiar with the term spam. That single word has become part of our every day vocabulary that we use in personal conversations.

But how does the word spam relate to email? There are two camps of thought on this matter. The classic version of the story stems from the classic Monty Python spam sketch where a couple enter a restaurant and are given a menu that has nothing but the tinned meat spam on it. In that sketch the word spam is repeated almost 200 times. The same word repeated over and over in a sketch led to people referring to hundreds of the same emails about the same topic being referred to as spam.

The second explanation came from a guy called Jim who told me the following story:

"Back in the BBS (Bulletin Board System) days with the NEW high-speed V32 2400-baud modems it would take a very long time to download a program or picture from your BBS. This was much like USENET is today you upload some thing and others can download it.

One such uploader advertised his posts as pictures of nude women. After a half hour download and putting all the pieces together the picture turned out to be a picture of a can of SPAM. Where are my nude ladies and an hour of my time? People replied to the messages and wrote SPAM. This way we knew not to D/L that picture. After USENET got going the term stuck meaning something false - do not download (or believe) this. The jump to UBE (Unsolicited Bulk Email) or UCE (Unsolicited Commercial Email) being called SPAM was a natural evolution of the term."

Decide for yourself which origination theory best suits you. The principle is the same. The word spam is derived from the fact that the same useless information is sent to you over and over again under the pretence of it being useful.

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I have finally come to the conclusion that snopes is not impartial, factual, neutral or unbiased where Oback Obama is concerned. I have really tried to be neutral myself but have to face the fact that I have never read even potentially critical response of any of snopes responses to the accusations or questions about Obama's viewpoints, behaviors, or background. No matter how much Obama might be admired by someone, he is not a perfect person any more than I - or you are.

It is asking you to prove that you are a human, not a macro or bot trying to spam them with messages. Just do that math, and enter the number. In this case, the answer is 9.

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When receiving mail, especially email, precautions to observe include not clicking on links or opening attachments from unknown senders, using spam filters to automatically detect and filter out spam messages, and being cautious about sharing personal information in response to suspicious emails. Staying informed about common phishing tactics and regularly updating your email security settings can also help protect against spam.

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Spam for kids refers to unsolicited and irrelevant messages or content targeted at children, such as unwanted emails, text messages, or online advertisements. It can also include inappropriate or harmful material that may not be suitable for children. Parents should monitor and filter content to protect their children from spam.

While the type of unsolicited electronic messages we now commonly refer to as "spam" didn't exist in the 1950s, the term itself can be traced back to a 1970 Monty Python sketch. In the context of the 1950s, correspondence via mail or telegrams could be considered a form of unsolicited messaging analogous to modern spam.

The term "spam" originated from a Monty Python sketch in which a group of Vikings repeatedly chants "Spam" to drown out all other conversation. This inspired the use of the term to refer to unwanted and excessive electronic communications.

Bad netiquette. Posting the same message to more than 4 newsgroups simultaneously is called excessive cross-posting (ECP) and can result in posts being removed by "Bruce the Cancel Moose". Additionally if you look in the "terms of service" (TOS) for most service providers, ECP is gounds for account termination

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Yes, as it is cheap and rather good on toast. Surprisingly, it can be tasty when used in the correct way, like sheep's brains on toast, which is a delicacy in some countries where other super market foods are not available.

Hawaii is the leading consumer of spam in the United States.

The shelf life of Spam, as indicated by the Hormel website, is "indefinate". It also states that spam will be safe to eat a lot longer than the Enjoy By date, although the flavor will decrease over time. Any sealed(canned) container will remain safe to eat until a few things happen. 1) A break in the seal, through punctures or through corrosion of the metal. 2) Any kind of swelling of the container, or a outrush of gas upon opening. The first is self-explanitory. The second is from bacteria build up in the container when it was sealed. Sometimes in the commercial canning industry cans get through that have not been sterilized properly. I'm not sure the exact number of these "tainted" cans that get through, but they are miniscule in comparison to the safe cans that make it through. Also, remember that heat will do damage to canned foods. Keeping that can of spam in the pantry will allow it to keep much longer than it would in say the trunk of your car. It will still be safe to eat, and provide you with needed protein and sodium in an emergency, but it won't taste quite as good. Hope this helps.

The term 'spam' refers to mass e-mailing of advertisements to mailing lists of the general public.

'Spam is a bad thing because' it wastes people's time to have to deal with multiple advertisements that they did not request.

Also, lots of false advertising is produced by spam.

Oftentimes, the products and services are of very dubious value.

Funny how no one ever comes up with a satisfactory answer. I think, my opinion, that it means spiced ham, here's why. A friend of my mother had a recipe she found for a nice spiced ham, it called for soaking a polish canned ham in lemon juice overnight then baking it with cloves and pineapple. It tasted exactly like Spam. I like spam.

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