Strange emails

Here's a good one I found in the spam folder the other day:

The challenge hypothesis proposes testosterone as the key physiological mechanism underlying this tradeoff. After telling her he had snapped the cat's neck, he beat her harshly with a fly swatter. Farragut attacked her with his strongest ships.

Makes sense.

Charlie19 wrote: »

Or your husband is living a double life:)

Yikkes!! Well let him take his washing & snoring to his other life ;-)

I keep getting legit emails sent to me by mistake.

Received 2 of my pseudo name’s airline tickets on different occasions. Was able to bring them right to the point where I was able to enter my passport details and 'claim' the ticket as my own. But I didn't.

Received a really in depth and personal email from another pseudo name’s friend about her struggle in college and with life etc.

Received feedback on a pseudo name’s job interview, which was a bit of fun when I threw 'data protection' in the response to the relevant HR dept.

The most recent one was sad when I received an email from someone writing about his deceased son to whom he obviously thought was his deceased son's friend. Pictures of the grave and everything.

On all occasions I'll write back to advise the sender of their folly. Some are a bit of craic, and some are not. Advice? Be sure about the email address you're using.