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MichaelKoala
12-04-2002, 07:45 PM
Look at this. Make your move.(choice)

scoutt
12-04-2002, 11:49 PM
yes I have had all of those, what is the point?

Pegasus
12-05-2002, 01:07 AM
<huge theatrical sigh> The only ones I get are people wanting money. Or silly fools who can't tell the difference between a truth and an urban legend.

Can I trade with someone?

Peg

Option1
12-05-2002, 08:11 PM
Peg, you left off the innumerable "Send this on" ones.

The ones that promise Bill Gates/Walt Disney/Arthur Fiedler/Abraham Lincoln/Neanderthal Man/ will give you $10 if you forward this to 10 of closest (soon to be ex-) friends.

The ones that promise that a magic answer/number/portion/pr0n picture will appear on your screen if your forward this to 10 of your (soon to be lifelong enemies) newest ex-friends.

The ones that promise that you will be blessed with everlasting happiness/sadness/sex/niceness/nothing much at all if you forward this to 10 of your (soon to be homicidal maniacs) lifelong enemies.

The ones that promise that you will save the life of little Lucy/Bingo/Snotty/Scoutt/Charlie Manson if you forward this on to 10 of your (soon to be psychopathic serial killers) nearest and dearest homicidal maniacs.

The ones that promise that you will avoid catching skin cancer/breast cancer/herpes/athletes foot/clamydia/dandruff/homicidal mania if you forward this on to 10 of your favorite (soon to be cell-buddies named Bubba) psychopathic serial killers.

I get those all the time and whenever I bother sending back a message that simply says, "never forward on things that say forward this on." the sender acts incredibly offended. Cracks me up every time. Then again, never underestimate the gullibility and stupidity of people - it's what keeps us employed. :)

Neil

scoutt
12-05-2002, 09:15 PM
Originally posted by Option1
The ones that promise that you will save the life of little Lucy/Bingo/Snotty/Scoutt/Charlie Manson if you forward this on to 10 of your (soon to be psychopathic serial killers) nearest and dearest homicidal maniacs.
Neil
How did I get in with the Homicidal Maniacs :P

Pegasus
12-05-2002, 10:36 PM
*rotfl*

Neil, I classified those as "cute" from the time I got my first one about 5 years ago. I kept a list of all those wonderful people who sent me junk like that and, after numerous pleas to take me off their lists, sent on a "forward please" message of my own - "You have a choice. Stop sending me your junk mail or lose your Internet access when I complain to your ISP that you're sending me illegal spam."

Beats me how far it got, but I haven't gotten even the time of day from any of them since. *e2eg*

And Scoutt? Your name on that list doesn't surprise me. I've heard rumours that you're "killer gorgeous". ;)

Peg

scoutt
12-05-2002, 11:47 PM
:bubble: hehe only when I get out of the shower, that way my fir is all layed back and stylin :P

Pegasus
12-06-2002, 12:21 AM
But I like ewe when ewe's all fluffy, Scoutt! You remind me of my favourite teddy bear. Only you're blue instead of purple.

Peg

scoutt
12-06-2002, 12:39 AM
:boogy: :angel: :drool: @rollover

hehe thanks

Option1
12-06-2002, 03:49 PM
Flight attendant! Flight attendant!!

Ahh, there you are. I'm sorry Miss, but I don't seem to have been issued with a barf bag. :O@

Ahhhhhh, thank you. That's better.

Damn homicidal maniacs. I knew I shouldn't have forwarded that email on.

Neil

scoutt
12-06-2002, 04:10 PM
:rofl:

Jake
12-14-2002, 05:16 PM
This si a virus that can act like anything it wants. subseven virus. It can use your computer to goof up anything it wants.

scoutt
12-14-2002, 07:54 PM
subseven is not a virus, it is a trojan that is ran from a program called subseven. it lets hackers in if you have the client.