What is the difference between spamming and advertising?

[LibertyHarkness]

this is what i think spam is ..

[tvkim]

a)
b) I didn't "slag her off" in fact, go through most posts on Kim where I have responded and I have been very positive and tried to give advice.

Thanks Steven. You have helped me a lot the last few months.

I think woody does think I am his glove puppet. I am no ones. There is plenty to go around!

[GroobySteven]

Don't forget, I'm just a guy in a £2.99 wig. But I do my best.

That looks great for £2.99 - where can I get one?

[Jericho]

That looks great for £2.99 - where can I get one?

Fuck no!
We're not ready for that yet!

[tvkim]

That looks great for £2.99 - where can I get one?

It was on special offer at my local Home Bargains store. Want me to get you one?

[GroobySteven]

It was on special offer at my local Home Bargains store. Want me to get you one?

Only if they have it in chestnut.

[tvkim]

Only if they have it in chestnut.

I need some heavy duty polyfiller for my wrinkly old boat-race, so I will have a look next time I'm shop-lifting there.

[Stavros]

Surely the difference is obvious: if I respond to an advertisement for a product and pay for it -presumably online and with my credit card- I get the product delivered; if I respond to spam I get -well, spam, spam, and then even more spam (rather than the product). I think its from a Monty Ptython sketch where a customer who asks for a variety pf products is told that all they have is spam...I don't like spam as I used to be given spam sandwiches when I was a schoolboy.

[tvkim]

Ever tried spam fritters? .... awesome with ketchup.

[LeatherTGirlLover]

Ever tried spam fritters? .... awesome with ketchup.

Kimmy you're incredibly gorgeous and amazingly sexy but not even you could make me eat spam fritters xxxxxx