Spam truisms

By alex | Published: 12/28/2004

Chris Lott posts this bit of useful information, relayed via a spam email:

It’s true, Chris that %thismonth% and %nextmonth% are among the best for securing free grant money for just about any purpose.

Indeed! Although, I generally seem to go after those offered %nextmonth%. Don’t they know the rule is “jam tomorrow and jam yesterday, but never jam today”?

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