Amaseffer are an Israeli band who wrote a trilogy recounting the Bible story of Moses and the Exodus from Egypt.
The new single "SLAVES FOR LIFE" is finally out exclusively on their official web site:
<Removed link. --PJ>
This Epic is due in a few months time world wide!
[ December 23, 2007, 12:30 AM: Message edited by: Papa Janitor ]
Posted by Lupus (Member # 6516) on :
a religious spam for the holidays how nice.
Posted by Amaseffer (Member # 11395) on :
How it is not spam my brother, i will take it off if you want :-)
I'm a fan of Orson, he was in Israel not so long ago so i thought it would be nice to post here too :-)
Posted by TomDavidson (Member # 124) on :
Well, it IS an unsolicited, oddly line-broken commercial post from a new member who'd never posted anything else before, so it's pretty clearly spam by most definitions. For my part, though, it's so refreshingly old-school to see spam posted by a human being instead of a 'bot that I'm willing to overlook it. Posted by Amaseffer (Member # 11395) on :
Where are you from Tom?
Posted by Noemon (Member # 1115) on :
Amaseffer, we've been deluged lately with spambots posting links, usually to porn, so your spam (and really, it is spam for all the reasons that Tom lists) is probably going to be met with more harshly than it otherwise would be. Like Tom said, though, you're a real person, which is a nice change of pace.
Are you intersted in actually becoming part of the community here? If so, tell us a bit about yourself. When you're an oldbie you can tell the funny story of how your first post was spam.
Posted by Morbo (Member # 5309) on :
Which of Card's books have you enjoyed, Amaseffer?
Posted by Papa Janitor (Member # 7795) on :
Lupus, it's spam, so you get the win for race #134 (no other whistles), but since Amaseffer seems in fact to be a sentient being and a fan of OSC, I'm not going to change all the contents and the thread title.
Amaseffer, if you'll recall the terms you agreed to when you registered, advertising/solicitation is considered inappropriate, so I have removed the link. If people are interested enough, they can look it up. After you've been around a bit longer we can let those things slide a bit because it's seen as something of interest to (or about) a member of a community, rather than advertising.
Also, regarding the spam races as a for-your-information, we've been inundated with various types of spam lately, and I've tried to keep my spirits up about the drudgery of manual removal of them that we've made it a forum-wide race to see who can first report such a thread.
I hope you'll enjoy Hatrack.
--PJ
Posted by Amaseffer (Member # 11395) on :
I agree with you all !!!
Regardles the fact of being a OSC reader it was better if i would post it after spending some time with you guys (or girls :-) here .
i agree with you taking off the link also.
in the future if you want to repost it it wouls be great.
now for tast of things to come (Mortal kombat movie phrase *wink*)...
My first SF book i red was "to save the sun" by Ben Bova, it was 20 years ago i gues.
hmm...can i say Ben Bova on this forum??
Posted by Kwea (Member # 2199) on :
Of course....there is nor requirement to ONLY read OSC. If so I shouldn't be here.
What book of OSC is your favorite though?
Posted by rivka (Member # 4859) on :
quote:Originally posted by TomDavidson: oddly line-broken
Probably a translating issue.
Posted by TomDavidson (Member # 124) on :
*nod* It usually means that the original text has been cut and pasted from another source. This happens with spam and translated items -- and especially with translated spam. Posted by rivka (Member # 4859) on :
I know.
But the primary online English-Hebrew translators are especially bad about it.
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