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I keep getting the same email from mylife.com - which I've never been to and somehow penetrates my spam filter on a regular basis.
Not that I'm looking for anyone to be searching for me - but thinking that a 79 year old male from NJ is somehow going to entice me to their site is rather, well, creepy.
Plus, I'm pretty easy to find on the web as it is - so I'm thinking if my secret 79 year old male admirer wants to find me - he can figure out how to outside of mylife.com ;-)
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