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Chain Letters

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Stupid chain letters. Piss me off so much. (Sorry.)

 

 

 

Especially on your youtubes video.

 

 

 

"This girl died, tell people about this BS and you'll get laid tommorow by some fit bird."

 

Sorry if anyone does these, BUT DAMN, how idiotic can it get?

 

 

 

 

 

Apologies for the mild language, but they're one of my pet peeves >_<

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FORGET NOT THE CHICKEN.

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I have no intrest in helping "keyers" farm xp.

It annoys the non-exsistent hell out of me when people I am friends with send me them. Not only does it annoy me that they know I hate them but to think they beleive in them too. Well their crushes name won't be appearing on their screen anytime soon!

 

 

 

Please send this to 0 people

 

Li Chef

/m\_(-.-)_/m\

"The sort of twee person who thinks swearing is any way a sign of lack of education or of a lack of verbal interest is just [bleep]ing lunacy" ~ Stephen Fry

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When I was in school i used to send whoever send me the message back to them however many times it said so in the chain. i.e. If it tells you to forward to 20 friends i send the message back to the person 20 times. I stopped getting sent chain letters then.

 

 

 

This is a very good idea.

My message box has been the end of many chain letters. My Old message bin is like a chain letter graveyard.

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Get back here so I can rub your butt.

God I HATE those [bleep]ing msn chain mails with the "MSN will die tomorrow..pay money to get your account safe" I get ~3 of those every stinking day, so I spend an hour today sending it to these people so many times. -.-

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I just got this chain email. It is one of the stupidest things I have ever read.

 

 

 

[hide=]On December 24, 2006=2 0at 8 oclock in the morning, a young 14 year old boy by the name of Scott Jackson was found dead. Doctors couldnt come up with the cause of his death. His mother checked his emails to see if she could figure out what happened. Turns out he was still signed into his Yahoo email account. She found he had gone to sleep after he read and didnt send a chain letter about a little girl that kills you in your sleep with no natrual cause of death. This is the email she read: My name is ofelia Heras. Im 16 years old. Im a murderer. I have no face. When you look at me youll die immediately.You have 900 seconds to send this to 24 or I will visit you tonight.

 

Put subject as:

 

11 year old pregnant girl[/hide]

 

 

 

Wow.

 

People are entertained by superstitions. That being said, if it's for entertainment purposes then I don't see a problem. Let the dogs have their bones.

Chain letters are nothing more than spam. They need to be annihilated! :twisted:

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Chain Emails aren't that bad, unless your a crackberry user.

 

 

 

I don't mind Chain Emails they are easy for me to skip past. MySpace chain mail is a pain because I have to login to read the dam message. (Asking them to include it in the email is too much to ask.)

 

 

 

I really don't care what people send me via Email but Phone and Instant Messenger junk is annoying.

~Dan64Au

Since 27 Aug 2002

At this point, I think I've lived through around thirty or so deaths... I really don't understand the mentality behind chain letters, do people actually believe them, or do they just think it is funny to waste other peoples' time?

There is no meaning or truth in life but that which we create for ourselves.

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At this point, I think I've lived through around thirty or so deaths... I really don't understand the mentality behind chain letters, do people actually believe them, or do they just think it is funny to waste other peoples' time?

 

 

 

Some people actually do believe them, or at least have doubts enough to pass them on.

 

 

 

My ex sent me one about the girl that died and will come visit you, I didn't think a 21 yr old would believe in them but she sent it on "Just in Case".

~Dan64Au

Since 27 Aug 2002

When I was in school i used to send whoever send me the message back to them however many times it said so in the chain. i.e. If it tells you to forward to 20 friends i send the message back to the person 20 times. I stopped getting sent chain letters then.

 

 

 

You are my hero. I will NEVER have this problem again.

I shall take my flock underneath my own wing, and kick them right the [bleep] out of the tree. If they were meant to fly, they won't break their necks on the concrete.
So, what is 1.111... equal to?

10/9.

 

Please don't continue.

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I hate them.

 

Always something in the mail (tho it usually comes into the spam-box), but sometimes on msn or on another comunity website. I've never answerd them, sender is always blocked (if i don't know the sender) and then press the delete button!

J'adore aussi le sexe et les snuff movies

Je trouve que ce sont des purs moments de vie

Je ne me reconnais plus dans les gens

Je suis juste un cas désespérant

Et comme personne ne viendra me réclamer

Je terminerai comme un objet retrouvé

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