AIM-bot Spam FTW

Over the past few months, I've been getting a fair amount of AIM-bots *randomly* messaging me. Their usernames usually end in 'coho' - and could be quite entertaining... Unfortunately, I fear that to validate them with a response would in fact validate that I want to be spammed further.

Today, I got hit with a doozy - the most hilarious AIM-bot spam message EVARR:

Maybe the spammers should take this as a hint. Turn spam into something useful, even if it's a tasteless joke. Or provide a fun fact before the message turns into a request for help from a government official in Nigeria, or an offer for cheap penis-enlargement magic dust.