rosedraws wrote: 
Start earning the big buck$ as an independent contractor!

Today an email with the title:  "Design Websites for a Living" 

Here's some of the tantalizing copy: "Perfect the art of creating websites. Click on these advertiser listings to find the right program to earn your web design degree today. Enroll now!"

Actually, it was a very nicely designed spam.  Kudos to the poor underpaid shmuck who had to do that one.

 rosedraws wrote: 
Perhaps he just understands his target market...

More like these lately:

"Good Day,

This is Mr. David Godson; a manager with one of the major banks in South-Africa. I am in a position to move a huge amount of funds out of the vault of my bank legally to a foreigner partner.

Please if interested in your reply mail let me have your full names, address and contact telephone numbers, so I can call to abreast you with all that this transaction entails.

Mr. David Godson."

Almost daily, I am receiving an email from someone claiming to be from a legal office, claiming to have lottery winnings that someone needs to have put into my bank account for safe keeping. 

Really?

The oldest and most familiar internet scam ever is still making the rounds?

The body of the spam message was just a link, but the subject line was well worth the post:

Demi Moore smacks paparazzi with her black dildo.