No spam but I’ll keep an eye on them for you (I can see Russia from my house).

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Brian, you’re such a maverick!

I had great fun running some badly translated blather through Bablefish a few times, back and forth.

i find some of my spam is so nice i don’t even want to delete it. but i haven’t had the russian in a while.

Magpie- I should totally do that- if only to see if I’m right about the goat!

Actually, I did just recently google myself and clicked the image tab and some Russian, what I believe is a whore site, popped up. I think my face is out on a Russian porn site all thanks to my blog! So, you may be getting mail, but I’m getting sold for 3cents a minute!

That comment means…

“It is very interesting… if even and truth was”

I ran it through Babelfish. I get these comments too, and theyr’e fun to translate.

Here’s my favorite that I’ve recieved, “In this more than negative. One devised, and thousand caught…” Pretty deep, huh?

I wrote an entire article/blog post about this, entitled “In Soviet Russia, Blog Comments Leave You!”, if you care to read it.

http://www.flamethrowermagazine.com/2009/11/20/in-soviet-russia-blog-comments-leave-you/

I also get a huge number of these russian spams. Luckily for me, I know a bit of russian so I can at least practice my language skills… Usually they say random stuff about how wonderful my content is. My site is related to Slavic culture (www.slovakcooking.com), but it’s written in English and not many people (younger generation at last) in Slovakia speak or read russian. Very strange.