Spam or not spam? That is the question...

So, I had decided to give Canada guy some more time, to see if my opinion would change... I was starting to perhaps become a little interested, so I went ahead, and gave him my email address. He sends me an email, blah blah blah, I think you're interesting, blah blah blah, and then the message goes to this:

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Then more blah blah blah, questions to get to know me, blah blah blah...

He spammed me, didn't he? And the bad thing is, I gave him one of my real email addresses, not the yahoo. Well, I might just have to give all the important people a new email, and delete this one off of my account. This really pisses me. My stupidity is what really pisses me. That's it. I'm sticking to Ireland guy. He may not answer emails very frequently, but at least he doesn't spam me.

Edited to add: And Buggy would love this... The email? comes across as being from "Precious Moments".