Here is the source of the email I got (new hacking sytle, brute force spamming) :
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From - Mon Aug 01 00:51:54 2005
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From: "Pancakes O. Making" <riel@andylau.net>
To: Sgrduklhaergt <sgrduklhaergt@room362.com>
Subject: hi
Date: Sun, 31 Jul 2005 12:08:10 -0700
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<b>hi dude! i just wanted to test your e-mail</b></i>
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Why would someone ’test your email’ to a extremely random user?