Recently I was checking e-mail and I couldn’t believe it: Someone actually commented on one of my blogs!

Here’s what he wrote, exactly as I received it:

“Dear, I’m a korean living in seoul.(name: Oh Minseok) Korean special investigative team are investigating samsung corporation. But they do not work right. Suspicious to be bought off. samsung corporation has many crimes. And the team investigates samsung corporation. It contains korean companies samsung,huyndai,sk CEOs’ illegal issuing stocks or bonds. The quantity are plenty. (Three company CEOs did(and are doing) many crimes to me. Many koreans are knowing it. But many koreans are bought off by illegal issuing stocks or bonds.) The team are knowing it. Korean special investigative team must investigate this. But they are trying to conceal it. I ask for asking for this criminal investigation to prosecutors in any country. And help the shareholders and me. P.S) Three companies are hacking me and trying to kill me. And are suspicious to use my name and email illegally. If you receive another message that I dictated above are not true, it is not from me, but from three companies. The things I dictated above are true.”

A fantastic tale, I’m sure you’ll agree.

So far I have not received another message from any of those three companies, just so you know.

What this has to do with sports, I have no idea. Maybe the lesson here is that if your team has a bad day, or the umpire blows a call, you shouldn’t take it so hard. Instead, you should take a minute to think about what kind of day Oh Minseok is having.

Keep those comments coming.

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