Not sure if this one had registered or not Skhilled when you were on the site but non the less this is also a spammer. I did notice that the yesey.net mail addy is one that the spammer is using.
I was wondering if this could be after my daughter started a Tink-fun fan club on facebook and left it open for all to use. I seem to have been getting hit after she has started that group there. How many others are using facebook, my space and other areas to advertise in that are having these problems?
username: presseFug
e-mail: kellymoore@yesey.net
IP: 78.157.142.5
It is possible but it is that time of year when they all come out of the woodwork. LOL Places like Facebook and MySpace are potentially a spammer's paradise but if you have to register to view an account then they are logged and can be banned. But by that time, the damage has already been done.
Sorry to go slightly of topic allkvinde, but can one place these whacky IP's on our sites for future reference? In the sense that, banned members on my site are not deleted (email address and addy are) so that when they try to re join under a different addy they immediately flag up as a previous nobhead trying to join.
Can this be possible with these spam/hacker threats? Saving the IP's to the site? 
Stop Form Spam is a one-stop-shopping place for all of the listings of those kinds of IP's. If you register you can add them yourself. You can also download a listing of the current IP's listed there.
If you ban them on IP, username, hostname, etc. (everything in the ban list) you can stop them from coming back only if they do not change ALL of the things that you have banned them on. Most use the same IP but different username and email. Some will change IP and use the same email, username. Mostly the IP will stay the same.
Just remember to ban the IP on the server. If you have more than one site like me (I have multiple test sites) they cannot try to register at the rest of them. You can also ban a range of IP's like 194.27.* on the server. This will ban all IP that start with 194.27. You can also ban email addresses, using *.ru to ban anyone from Russia for example, but most of them seem to be using gmail for email lately. Problem with those I just mentioned are you might be banning actual people who really want to join your site.
The point is no matter what you do they will keep coming back until after the holidays are over then you'll only see then every so often. Same thing happened last year. I spent most of the week of Christmas removing them and helping others to do the same on their sites. If they are starting this early and hitting this hard now, it will probably be a lot worse come Christmas time.
