I received this in a spam e-mail the other day:

http://64.4.22.250/cgi-bin/linkrd?_lang=EN&lah=97a296a0c31c057820dce749792b6efb&lat=1047066612&hm___action=http%3a%2f%2f200%2e153%2e75%2e52%3a804 4%2fbiobook%2findex%2ehtml

Remember "y2k"?...We seem to be headed in the same direction again....Rooster

Hi:

> The other night I was driving home very late
> and I happened to tune into the AM radio
> show Coast to Cost AM.

> During the show, an ad came on for a product
> called NO-RAD or something very close to
> that name. And I kid you not, it is a
> product that is supposed to protect you from
> the effects of FALLOUT after a nuclear
> holocaust!

> They are trying to sell something you can
> use after DOOMSDAY. Now that is a real
> marketing spin job.

> Lets just say you DO buy NO-RAD.

> And somehow, we end up getting hit by the
> A-Bomb.

> You're feeling confident and safe. You
> bought NO-RAD. Fallout- who cares.

> The only catch is, if NO-RAD doesn't work,
> who are you going to complain to? I doubt
> after doomsday, there will be any NO-RAD
> offices open for product refunds.

> Thats all for now, I have to go get some
> plastic and duct-tape along with a case of
> NO-RAD :)




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