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i got this strange message on my female Myspace page and im kinda weirded out about it. heres the message:

Jennifer i need you ,
do me a favor ,
friends for life .
I can only ask ,
woman on your
list , Alyssia from
Portland .
She can call herself
whatever , still it's
the woman ,
appeal . Problem she only
accepts friends she
knows , respect
it .
Sweet Jennifer i need you
to drop her a line ,
do want to get to
know here , it's what she
has to say . By the way
I'm Al , most call me
Stone .
There is something
about woman , draw that goes beyond
the words , tell you what next time
i'm in Indiana , i owe you
dinner , pay my debts . Send a friend request
if you like .
Jenni i can only
ask , nothing
more . Don't fear
rejection, part of
life . I never did anything
like this before .lol It's true what
they say , it's that one that spins
your world off it's axis .
Jennifer i truly appreciate
it . Don't buy labels ,
" meaningless " , useless as
the word never . I'm
real , honest , open . Hope you
don't find this an an
intrusion . Only way i will
no , when she says no .
Just curious about
something , wear that bikini
in public , girl the heads you
must turn , perfect
fit . Jennifer you have a
great day , make it a better
night . Stop by whenever
you want . One thing i could
never see ,
it's your bored .



oh i gotta add that i have no clue who he is or found my page but this is bothering me a bit. what should i do?

Jenny,

methinks its someone weirded out on some substance or other

Steer clear of him

thats my advice.

yeah, i blocked that person. i just felt really creeped out by that message they sent me.

That's the downfall of Networking sites like Myspace or Facebook, etc. Anyone with internet access can find you. You just have to be wary of who you meet. I guess that applies to all aspects of life though.

Just be careful and trust your instincts.

Block them and forget them. It's sort of like having a really wierd guy try to pick you up in a bar. Did it help you get in touch with feeling feminine? (read always in the back of your mind being aware about strange people)

Zari

Gee, I've gotten things like this before, and I thought this was spam sent with rudimentary artificial intelligence.

I really thought such spam was full of random words in order to get past certain filtering systems. Years ago when my employer at the time required us to use MS Outlook, I set up all kinds of rules to filter spam, and was about to require that anyone writing me include a secret word in the body of each message.

Perhaps I'm naive?

Hugs,

Bernice

I suspect it's more the computerized equivalent of the random obscene phone call.

Zari