It's really not a great idea to fill up Phish pages with fake data, but I couldn't help laugh when I saw this missive at the bottom of one particular password drop:
Random Observation On A Myspace Phish Drop
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This page contains a single entry by Christopher Boyd published on February 6, 2008 10:00 AM.
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