Len says:
I got this piece of junk mail today ["A Message From The Administrative Offices of The Billing Audit Bureau"] that I thought was pretty funny. It came from The Administrative Offices of The Billing Audit Bureau. In reality, it's from some publishing house in Denver, Co who won't leave me alone and let my subscription to their Inside Photoshop magazine expire. I almost don't want to call them because they keep getting more and more inventive with their junk mail.
I guess as long as they keep sending me them, I'll keep reading them. And as long as they are not invoices, I'll keep not paying them.
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