Cram tetrahedral middling!

I get my chowflap mail using Mail2Web while at work, which means I don't see the spam email in html, photo-filled mode. I got one today that was all the usual formatting garbage, but then there was all of this mysterious text in the middle:

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I only opened the email because the subject line was "adirondack." I think some clever spam software did a blog search for the above terms (including adirondack, which I wrote about re: my Silver Bay trip) and sent the spam to the accompanying email addresses with the matching word in the subject line, so you might think someone was responding to something you wrote in your blog. Tricky bastards.