Spammers everywhere are raving about Past in the Present. These are just a few of the accolades that got caught in my filter today:
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By all means, my good fellow, pay it forward. And he’s not the only spammer I’ve inspired to pitch in and improve the general lot of humanity:
I kick myself in the but every-time I see blogs as fabulous as this because I should stop surfing and start working on mine
You should. Better to light a candle than curse the darkness. And while we’re speaking in Biblical terms, another spambot just wanted to say…
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That He is. That He is.
Past in the Present 
I get several of these a day:
The tip-off is that there’s never a specific reference to anything in the quote, and there’s always a link for the reader to click though.
Your images, BTW, are loading just fine.
I love the ones that say something along the lines of “this is exactly what I was looking for,” when it’s a post about something nobody in their right mind would need to find out.
For some reason, I get a lot of spam comments in Russian, too.
–ML
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