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Date:	Fri, 25 May 2012 11:38:19 -0400
From:	<danniel@...il.com>
To:	<linux-kernel@...r.kernel.org>
Subject: Friend,Could you "build-up" your own energy? Recommends Advanced Sports to you

>>From         :Friend,Could you "build-up" your own energy?
Email        :danniel@...il.com
Friend Name  :Friend
Friend Email :linux-kernel@...r.kernel.org
comment      :


Hi Friend,

I'm sure you already found out the rumours that some
people make their own energy.
Some of them slash the energy bill by half.
Some of them cut the bill completely.
Some even make the electric company pay them(!).
That's why I was ecstatic when I found this website:

http://www.greenhomemade.com/?code=4fbd5d3bbfcd4 

I read every single word, and boy... this stuff really
got me all curious. It seems it's actually very easy 
and cheap to build and use a renewable energy system.

Anyway, I went ahead and bought their package.
I couldn't resisted... It sounds too good to be true,
yet if this turns out to be "real", then this is BIG.

I'm so enthusiasted about this, that I thought to just
send you a link so you get to see it for yourself:

http://www.greenhomemade.com/?code=4fbd5d3bbfcd4 

To a better life,

Danniel Guedotte

PS: Friend, they give a 60-day guarantee. 
You risk nothing. 
But if you snooze, you lose...

http://www.greenhomemade.com/?code=4fbd5d3bbfcd4 




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