SPAM

• ___ blocker

• ___ Jam (yearly celebration near Hormel headquarters)

• 'Net receipts?

• ENLAGRE YOUR PENIS NOW!, perhaps

• M*A*S*H entr

• Weird Al Yankovic's parody of R.E.M.'s Stand

• A dispiritingly large amount of e-mail

• A ham

• An offer to en1arge your m@nhood, probably

• Annoyance to many users

• Annoying e-mail

• Armed forces chow item

• Army chow item, once

• Bane of cyberspace

• Bombard with junk

• Bombard with unwanted e-mail

• Brand introduced on July 5, 1937

• Breakfast meat

• Canned course

• Canned fare since 1937

• Canned item since 1937

• Canned meat

• Canned meat brand

• Canned meat name

• Canned meat product

• Canned meat with a museum in Austin, Minnesota

• Canned pork product

• Canned product since 1937

• Canned-meat brand since 1937

• Certain blocker's target

• Certain filter's target

• Certain inbox filler

• Computer clutter

• Computer in-box annoyance

• Computer junk

• Computer junk mail

• Computer nuisance

• Contents of a modern flood

• Costly Internet problem

• Cyber annoyance, to many

• Cyber junk

• Cyber junk mail

• Cyber-nuisance

• Cyber-trash

• Cyberannoyance

• Cyberclutter

• Cyberjunk in your box

• Cyberspace annoyance

• Cyberspace junk mail

• Cyberspace nuisance

• E-ads, e.g.

• E-garbage

• E-junk

• E-mail annoyance

• E-mail attack?

• E-mail box clogger

• E-mail clogger

• E-mail clutter

• E-mail deleted quickly

• E-mail filter filler

• E-mail filter target

• E-mail folder contents

• E-mail from Complicity Q. Proportionate, say

• E-mail in-box filler

• E-mail junk

• E-mail nuisance

• E-mail often caught in filters

• E-mail often filtered out

• E-mail solicitations

• E-mail splatter

• E-mail that often includes fake subject lines

• E-mail that's likely to be deleted

• E-mail that's sent out by the millions

• E-mail to be filtered

• E-mail usually deleted

• E-mail woe

• E-mail you don't want

• E-mailer's b

• E-nuisance

• E-promotions, e.g.

• Electronic junk mail

• Emailer's bane

• Field food

• Field ration

• Filter's target

• Filtered stuff

• Flood with offers, say

• Food that's the subject of a museum in Austin, Minn.

• Foxhole entree

• Foxhole fare

• Front-line chow, once

• G.I. grub

• G.I. ration

• Ham in a can

• Hardly a Net asset

• Hi-tech junk mail

• Hit with unwanted messages

• Hormel bestseller

• Hormel brand

• Hormel canned it in 1937; Congress, in 2003

• Hormel meat product

• Hormel offering

• Hormel product

• Hormel stuff

• In-box clogger

• In-box clutter

• In-box clutter, often

• In-box clutter, perhaps

• In-box filler

• In-box filler, perhaps

• In-box junk

• In-box woe

• Inbox annoyance

• Incoming clutter

• Infantry fare

• Internet annoyance

• Internet junk mail

• Internet nuisance

• Intrusive e-mail

• It gets filtered, usually

• It may be caught in a filter

• It may be filtered

• It may be filtered into its own folder

• It may be trapped in a filter

• It may have a HOT STOCK TIP!

• It may say HOT STOCK TIP!!!!

• It may say MAKE $1,000 A DAY!!!

• It might read Lose 20 pounds in 3 weeks!!!

• It's better filtered

• It's often deleted

• It's quickly deleted

• Its slogan is So good... it's gone

• Junk e-mail

• Junk email or canned meat product

• Junk mail in your e-box

• Junk mail on-line

• Junk mail, internet-style

• Kind of blocker

• Loaf meat

• Lunch meat

• Mailbox buildup

• Many cyber-ads

• Many unopened emails

• Many unopened letters

• Many unread messages

• Meat featured in a Monty Python musical title

• Meat in a can

• Meat in a mess

• Meat in a Monty Python routine

• Meat loaf

• Meat on the cheap

• Meat product

• Meat skewered by Monty Python

• Meat that comes in a Hickory Smoke flavor

• Mex., Arg., etc.

• Modern junk

• Monty Python song about canned meat

• Monty Python subject

• Most email from deposed Nigerian princes

• Most of it nowadays is filtered

• Much deleted email

• Much mass mailing

• Much of it is filtered

• Mystery meat, to some

• Name sung over and over in a Monty Python skit

• Newsgroup nuisance

• Not-so-meaty messages?

• Nuisance e-mails

• Oft-blocked ads

• Oft-deleted items

• Oft-deleted message

• Often-blocked e-mails

• Often-filtered material

• On-line filter target

• Online annoyance

• Online deluge

• Online nuisance

• Part of a Hawaiian feast?

• PC junk mail

• Pesky e-mail

• Pork product

• Product named in a 1936 contest

• Product sold in tins

• Product with a museum in Austin, Minnesota

• Product with its own museum in Minnesota

• Quickly deleted e-mail

• Rarely read e-mail

• Rarely read letters

• Rarely read messages

• Relatively common letters

• Result of being on the wrong mailing list, perhaps

• Reviled e-mail

• Roughly 50 billion messages every day

• Send an unwanted message

• Soldier's fare?

• Some cyber-missives

• Some cyberclutter

• Some e-mail

• Some junk mail

• Some modern ads

• Some term life insurance offers

• Some unwanted messages

• Some YouTube comments

• Stuff caught in an e-mail filter

• Subject of a classic Monty Python skit

• Subject of a Monty Python sketch

• Subject of a museum in Austin, Minn.

• Subject of a museum in Austin, Minnesota

• Subject of modern legislation

• Target for an online filter

• Target of some filtering

• Target of some filters

• Target of some online filters

• The vast majority of Friendster messages, these days

• Too much of e-mail

• Unasked-for e-mail

• Unread E-mail, often

• Unread messages, usually

• Unsolicited e-mail

• Unwanted cyber-ads

• Unwanted e-mail

• Unwanted e-mail ads

• Unwanted e-mail or sandwich spread

• Unwanted in-box filler

• Unwanted in-box stuff

• Unwanted messages

• Unwelcome e-mail

• Unwelcome letters

• Unwelcome net receipts?

• User's annoyance

• User's in-box junk

• Users' plague

• Usually deleted e-mail

• Usually unopened mail

• W.W. II fare

• W.W. II meat

• W.W. II rations

• War fare?

• What a filter might catch

• What some software may block

• WW II staple

• Zombie computer output

• (trademark) a tinned luncheon meat made largely from pork