Not really sure about this...

... but anyway,

my google emailbox, which is usually precise with spam mail, has mistakenly put in my inbox an advertisment for viagra pills. When I read the mail I didn't notice it was an advertisment. I actually thought it was one of you guys on the workshop! It was so poetic... it actually doesn't make much sense but the way some words come together and create fantastic images is quite amazing. It's really a shame that it was just some spam!

Not really sure about this, as I was saying before, but I've decided to publish it because I think it's a "nice" and creative misunderstanding.

Let me make this clear: this doesnt' mean that we can publish spam mail on the blog from now on. However, I think this one works as an example of how - sometimes - it is enough to through words in the mixer and press the button to create interesting stuff, which is the way these spam texts are originated.

I'm sure it can stimulate someone's creativity. Just pick some words from the dictionary and put them together in a line. Do they make sense, can you give sense to them, can you help them become sense, or let them have sense?

Any takers?

There it goes, the spam mail I've received!

***

tomorrow sorry east wood among the years a wonderful lot
somewhere allowed twenty-one seven of them work
nothing benefit why commit discuss the arms
morning telling off second commitment
occasions and times forty captains.