Got a spam email asking me whether I’m interested in buying various types of wood from a wood exporter. For the record, I’m … probably very obviously not in any sort of industry that would use wood. Still, the list fascinated me. Since I’m a fan of minecraft, the repetitive “logs” part stuck with me. At this time, minecraft only has six types of logs: oak, birch, spruce, “jungle”, acacia and “dark oak.” The spammers offered more:
- TEAK WOOD LOGS
- OBECHE WOOD LOGS
- MASONIA WOOD LOGS
- PINE WOOD LOGS
- MELEGBA WOOD LOGS
- DOUSSIE WOOD LOGS
- GMELINA WOOD LOGS
- MAHOGAN WOOD LOGS
- DABEMA AZOBE WOOD LOGS
- KOSSO SQUARED LOGS
- OVENGKOL WOOD LOGS
- KHAYA WOOD LOGS
- PANGA PANGA WOOD LOGS
- OKUME WOOD LOGS
- ZINGAWA WOOD LOGS
- BILINGA WOOD LOGS
- DAHOMA WOOD LOGS
- ROSEWOOD WOODS LOGS
- EBIARA WOODS LOGS
- POCOULI WOODS LOGS
- OKAN WOOD LOGS
- TALI WOOD LOGS
Since I’m me, I tried to make sense of this list, and I couldn’t. Names don’t seem to be standardized or easily recognizable to someone in the states. However, according to wikipedia, the boldfaced ones are endangered in some way – vulnerable or a threatened species.
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