Thunderbird Rocks!!!

I just received the following piece of spam:


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L G oc ! k o U7 n the 3.50%, eve mH n with bad credit!



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I could hardly read it. The cool part about it is that it didn't manage to foil the Bayesian filter I've trained in Thunderbird, the email reader I use. Check it out.