Can You Crack This Word Substitution Code?

[Arsonade]

hey guys i recently found a code in a spam e-mail sent to me, it apears to be a word substitution code and i haven't been able to break it (not sure if there is a way) anyway here's the portin of code i got, if you think you might need more examples e-mail me, i won't post them here becasue some of them have bad language but this one's good;

"coyly macro abbot an tenth fatal named also panda yield coyly skill
found oasis macaw fugue lodge voice pines tells times knelt route hello vbweb quota cream
glory keeps as wheel audit crack sugar gaily class knelt lives stuck girls
hello alias abuzz ovals the taboo young newly fewer
fight right floor wrong saved crept exams check check stood.
tails glory crowd as sabin going

added their a sabin covet weirs chevy cries alias intel feint as
also cries olive cloud upset video glory ulcer rhode stood the crave safer moody eerie
today allen crime qualm glory block tales goose bored a unsay teats holds
grand small fader plump an merry death begin an
worry clock abeam vivid fudge shake medic snack creed north.
start cairn erect woods using joint

usual night belts reply unsay grows yukon state kudzu jewel
acted idaho intel eerie maine allot

round
abets speak.

fader
couch salsa.

abaft
and shark."

Thanks

Adam

 

[Gokul43201]

All 5-letter words except for 'and', 'as', 'an' and 'a'...strange !

 

[Arsonade]

All 5-letter words except for 'and', 'as', 'an' and 'a'...strange !

yeah i really have no experience with eord substitution codes, i work on vinergerette PGP and things like that I've got another question, majorly off topic too, a vinegerette cipher with a random key for every letter, nonrepeating, it should create an unbreakable right?

Adam
P.S. oh and you missed a few 4 letter words; also

 

[Tide]

I don't believe it's a code. Spammers put a long list of randomly selected words into their spam to spoof antispam programs.

 

[Arsonade]

I don't believe it's a code. Spammers put a long list of randomly selected words into their spam to spoof antispam programs.

yeah but I've gotten other codes like this, it looks like an signiture @the bottom, they all seem to be in that form and theyre always diffferent

Adam

 

[chroot]

yeah but I've gotten other codes like this, it looks like an signiture @the bottom, they all seem to be in that form and theyre always diffferent

And, as Tide said, they're all generated by the same program pulling random words out of a dictionary to make its spam look like a legitimate letter to anti-spam software. I agree that there's no code to be found here.

- Warren

 

[Arsonade]

And, as Tide said, they're all generated by the same program pulling random words out of a dictionary to make its spam look like a legitimate letter to anti-spam software. I agree that there's no code to be found here.

- Warren

hmmm, yeas i guess tis might make sence, but the words don't seem to be chosen out of the dictionary, most of them could be used i pornographic kind of spam letter, like the 1 this came in, but then again that probably doesn't matter, ok thanks

Adam

 

[Arsonade]

then again, now that ui look @ it, youre right, they do look random, must be my dirty mind again lol

Adam

 

[Gokul43201]

Something looking "random" is not a sign that it is not a ciphertext. Au contraire in this case, the fact that about 90% of the words are 5-letter words (ie : a lack of randomness) is what is suggestive of it being "not a code".

 

[Arsonade]

r u saying you think it is a code?

Adam