Referring Clues

• Canned meat brand
• Junk E-mail
• E-mail nuisance
• Canned product since 1937
• Front-line chow, once
• Cyberannoyance
• Meat in a can
• W.W. II fare
• Hit with unwanted messages
• Unwanted e-mail
• Modern junk
• Unwanted cyber-ads
• Computer nuisance
• Foxhole fare
• Unwanted 41-Across
• Pesky e-mails
• Cyber-nuisance
• Computer in-box annoyance
• Flood with offers, say
• Cyber-junk
• Unsolicited e-mail
• War fare?
• A dispiritingly large amount of e-mail
• Cybertrash
• Cyber-junk mail
• Many cyber-ads
• Usually unopened mail
• Relatively common letters
• E-garbage
• Contents of a modern flood
• Rarely read messages
• Most of it nowadays is filtered
• Cyberjunk
• Subject of a museum in Austin, Minn.
• Incoming clutter
• Food that's the subject of a museum in Austin, Minn.
• Some term life insurance offers
• Kind of blocker
• Canned fare since 1937
• ___ blocker
• It may be caught in a filter
• Unread messages, usually
• E-mail annoyance
• Meat featured in a Monty Python musical title
• Filter's target
• In-box clogger
• Many unread messages
• Rarely read letters
• E-mail often caught in filters
• Annoyance to many users
• Cyberspace junk mail
• Unwanted e-mail ads
• Cyber-trash
• Breakfast meat
• In-box clutter, perhaps
• Product named in a 1936 contest
• Electronic junk mail
• Send an unwanted message
• Often-blocked e-mails
• Much-deleted e-mail
• E-mail filter filler
• On-line filter target
• E-mail junk
• Meat in a mess
• E-mail that often includes fake subject lines
• Too much of e-mail
• Hormel canned it in 1937; Congress, in 2003
• Unwelcome letters
• E-mail woe
• Some cybermissives
• Zombie computer output
• Filtered stuff
• E-mail from Complicity Q. Proportionate, say
• Much mass mailing
• Usually deleted e-mail
• E-junk
• E-mail to be filtered
• Hormel product
• User's in-box junk
• User's annoyance
• Target for an online filter
• Hormel meat product
• Target of some online filters
• Bombard with unwanted e-mail
• Product with its own museum in Minnesota
• Oft-deleted message
• E-mailer's bête noire
• Cyberjunk in your box
• Costly Internet problem
• Junk mail in your e-box
• Online nuisance
• Online filter target
• E-promotions, e.g.
• Computer junk mail
• Hardly a Net asset
• E-ads, e.g.
• Cyberclutter
• Annoying e-mail
• Unasked-for e-mail
• Computer junk-mail
• E-mail filter target
• WWII staple
• It may say "MAKE $1,000 A DAY!!!"
• Cyber junk
• Some cyber-missives
• Some junk mail
• Unread E-mail, often
• Cyber junk mail
• Much of it is filtered
• Junk mail online
• Oft-deleted items
• It may have a "HOT STOCK TIP!"
• Meat skewered by Monty Python
• It may be trapped in a filter
• Unwelcome email
• Quickly deleted e-mail
• In-box filler
• E-mail deleted quickly
• It's better filtered
• In-box filler, perhaps
• Monty Python subject
• Nuisance e-mails
• In-box woe
• Certain inbox filler
• It's often deleted
• Bombard with junk
• Army chow item, once
• In-box junk
• Unwanted 27 Across
• Canned meat
• Target of some filtering
• Rarely read e-mail
• Certain filter's target
• Inbox clutter, often
• E-mail folder contents
• Many unopened letters
• Unwanted in-box stuff
• E-mail filter's target
• Online annoyance
• Inbox junk
• Unwanted e-mails
• It may say "MAKE $1,000 A DAY!!!"
• Junk email
• 'Net receipts?
• Cybernuisance
• Unwanted in-box filler
• Result of being on the wrong mailing list, perhaps
• War fare? *
• World web clutter
• Annoying email
• ___ blocker
• Monty Python song about canned meat
• Tinned meat
• Canned meat product
• Name sung over and over in a Monty Python skit
• Tinned meat
• Pork shoulder
• Certain blocker's target
• E-mail that's sent out by the millions
• Unwanted email
• Junk in the in-box
• E-mail chaff
• Undesired e-mail
• Junk email or canned meat product
• ___ Jam (yearly celebration near Hormel headquarters)
• Often-filtered material
• Unwanted messages
• Canned course
• Canned-meat brand since 1937
• Emailer's bane
• Internet bugaboo
• Brand introduced on July 5, 1937
• Many unopened emails
• Internet clutter
• Online deluge
• On-line deluge
• Email folder contents
• Unwanted emails
• Computer clutter
• Much deleted email
• Product with a museum in Austin, Minnesota
• ___ folder
• Usually deleted email
• E-nuisance
• Target of a filter
• Tool used by phishers
• Email filter target
• Bombard with unwanted email
• Canned Hormel product
• E-mail clutter
• Sandwich filler
• Email trash
• Miracle cure in your inbox, undoubtedly
• Inbox clogger
• Subject of a classic Monty Python skit
• "Make $8,000 in ONE week," e.g.
• Austin, Minnesota, museum subject
• Email box clogger
• Like content from the @Horse_ebooks account on Twitter
• Unwelcome messages
• Email, as a million strangers at once
• Bane of cyberspace
• Random link from some stranger, say
• Email that's likely to be deleted
• In-box annoyance
• Side with eggs
• Filter target
• Something blocked by Outlook
• Annoying messages
• Unsolicited email offers, often
• Canned lunchmeat
• Foxhole entree
• Canned brand
• Junk mail, Internet-style
• Message from a bogus Nigerian prince, e.g.
• Email from Nigeria, say
• Canned meat name
• Hormel's canned concoction
• Stuff caught in a filter
• Food product whose name is used nowadays mostly in a nonfood way
• Unwanted mail
• Blocked email, perhaps
• Internet annoyance
• It may be filtered
• Something caught in a filter
• Communication problem?
• E-con?
• Email folder
• Much-maligned food
• Stuff that gets filtered
• Hormel product since 1937
• Canned meat used in Hawaiian cuisine
• Not-so-meaty messages?
• Garbage email
• Potted meat brand
• Meat in a Monty Python sketch
• Virtually bombard
• Much sales mail
• Often-filtered messages
• Meat in a classic Monty Python skit
• Quickly deleted email
• Target of a mail filter
• A lot of it is filtered
• Email best not replied to
• Email sent by bots
• Internet litter
• Meat that comes in a can
• Bad e-mail
• Junk e-mail or canned meat product
• Meat on the cheap
• Unread email, often
• Folder filler
• "V.1.A.G.R.a 4 FR33!", perhaps
• Email folder that's often automatically cleared
• E-mail scourge
• Tinned meat made largely from pork
• Note put about in the morning conveys unwanted message
• Set up plans for junk mail
• Is a cartographer up for contents of tin?
• Annoying messages from small girl
• Plans turn up in unsolicited mail
• (Send) junk mail
• A Monty Python sketch, originally funny
• Junk food
• Mail with its own folder
• Palmerston on southern food
• Tinned meat - unwanted email
• Tinned processed meat
• Tinned meat heads specific products and manufactures
• Junk emails
• Processed meat
• Bath, say, many download from the net
• Exalted work of 18 becomes junk mail
• Uninvited email
• Plans drawn up for Napoleon's possible fate?
• Edible rubbish
• Plans for rejection of unsolicited mail
• Most of it is filtered these days
• Luncheon meat since 1937
• Modern-day junk mail
• Cyber annoyance, to many
• Email nuisance
• Deleted messages
• Product sold in tins
• What a filter might catch
• What some filters catch
• Luncheon meat or Internet junk mail
• Luncheon meat
• Plans raised for a meaty product
• Annoying messages upset plans
• Virtual junk food found in tin
• Sandwich filling plans upset?
• Health resort superior to McDonald's for processed food
• Charts turnover of unsolicited emails
• Upset plans to provide wartime diet
• Tinned meat from Belgian town, third in hamper
• Junk mail could get one extremely screwed-up in the morning
• Junk mail - plans for circulation
• Plans to return junk mail
• Brought up plans for junk mail
• Revolutionary plans for unwanted messages
• Unwanted messages in charts going around
• Plans to subvert unwanted mail
• Musical faux pas by Mike
• "Please send money urgently" or "Click here to claim your prize" are plots to be rejected
• Rejection of plans as probable junk
• Bombard with e-junk
• Usually deleted mail
• Unwanted inbox filler
• It's often quickly deleted
• Pesky email
• Filtered messages
• Certain marketing ploy
• Inbox trash
• Processed meat that's sometimes called "the Hawaiian steak"
• Filtered email
• Online annoyance or canned meat
• Nuisance email
• Over half of all email
• Stuff to delete
• Food portmanteau
• Ads in email
• Messages from bots
• Set up plans for cheap source of protein
• Usually unread email
• K-ration stuff
• Mail caught in filters
• Send a bunch of messages to, say
• Canned meat popular in Hawaii
• Email touting a miracle cure, say
• Canned brand since 1937
• "Marked" email
• Many get-out-of-debt offers
• Blocked email, often
• Many deleted messages
• Meat brand since 1937
• Canned meat since 1937
• Rarely read email
• Emails asking you to wire money, usually
• What an email filter filters
• Unwelcome inbox filler
• Modern junk mail
• Food invention of 1937
• Inbox annoyance
• Gmail folder
• Blocked email, usually
• Inbox nuisance
• Report ___ (Gmail option)
• Unwanted inbox fillers
• Many a phone call from one's own area code, nowadays
• Much blocked mail
• Email folder heading
• Meat in a 59-Down
• Unsafe email
• Mail often diverted to a separate folder
• Email from a Nigerian prince, most likely
• Emails that might be blocked
• Unwanted inbox fill
• Some unwanted mail
• Meat popular in Hawaii
• WWII supply referred to as "meatloaf without basic training"
• Hormel canned meat
• Musubi meat
• Text ads you don't want
• Much junk mail
• Inbox filler
• Canned lunch meat
• Kind of folder
• Classic budae-jjigae meat
• Canned cooked pork
• Unasked-for message
• Something you might use a filter for
• Waikiki ___ Jam (annual food festival)
• Email annoyance
• McDonald's ___ and Oreo Burger
• Fishy email asking for personal info, perhaps
• Meat in Hawaiian cuisine
• Meat product in a can
• Email clutter
• Filipino pantry staple
• Often-ignored email
• ___ musubi: meat-and-rice snack
• Most emails offering life insurance policies, say
• Send too many emails
• Canned meat with its own museum in Minnesota
• Flood someone's inbox
• Email ads you don't want
• Canned meat popular in Hawaiian cuisine
• In-box nuisance
• Big name in canned meat
• Any email that begins "Congrats, you've been selected ...," probably
• Text incessantly
• Kind of folder to check for a missing email
• ___ blocker (email account feature)
• Processed meat popular in Hawaiian cuisine
• ___ Museum (Minnesota attraction celebrating canned meat)
• Unwanted emails, e.g.
• Many a phone call from a mysterious number
• Canned meat in Filipino cuisine
• Text repeatedly
• Meat stuffed in a can
• Overcommunicate, say
• Musubi ingredient
• Option in Hawaiian-style fried rice
• Folder that may hold a missing email
• Most bulk email
• Brand of canned meat
• Email incessantly
• A dispiritingly large percentage of phone calls
• Junk mail
• Meat product with a museum in Minnesota
• Meat in some fried rice
• An estimated 25% of modern phone calls
• Meat sold in a can
• "Lovely" and "wonderful" food, per Monty Python