Thanks to all my friends who e-mailed me important information in 2004!
It's so wonderful that you included me in your quest to inform!
Thanks to you, I stopped drinking Coca-Cola after I found out from you that
it's good for removing toilet stains.
I stopped going to the movies for fear of sitting on a needle infected with
a disease.
I smell awful, but thank goodness I stopped using deodorant because you said
it causes cancer.
I don't leave my car in any public car parks, even though I sometimes have
to walk about seven streets, because you said that someone might drug me with
a perfume sample and then try to rob me.
I also stopped answering the phone because you said that they will ask me
to dial a stupid number and then I get a high phone bill with calls to Uganda,
Singapore, Tokyo and maybe the Mars Rover.
I stopped eating chicken and hamburgers because you told me they are nothing
more than horrible mutant freaks with no eyes or feathers that are bred in
a lab so that places like McDonalds can sell their Big Macs.
I also stopped drinking anything out of a can - you said that I will get sick
from the rat feces and urine.
When I go to parties, I now don't mix with anybody - you said that someone
will take my kidneys and leave me taking a nap in a bathtub full of ice.
However, the police are also after me at present because you said not to pull
over as they could be fake policemen trying to kidnap me.
I went bankrupt from bounced checks that I wrote, in anticipation of the
$15,000 that Microsoft and AOL were supposed to send me when I participated
in their special e-mail program.
It's weird, though, that my new free mobile phone never arrived, and neither
did the passes for my paid vacation to Disneyland.
But I am positive that all this is because of the chain I broke or forgot
to follow and I got a curse.
OOPS I ALMOST FORGOT, IMPORTANT NOTE:
If you don't send this e-mail to at
least 1200 people in the next ten seconds,
a bird will crap on you tonight
at 7:00PM.
IMPORTANT NOTE (from Jacques de Selliers): Beware
of chain mails - most of them contain junk or
obsolete information, but circulate for years on the web. Before you
forward any chain mail, please
consult one of the several websites devoted their investigation: hoaxbusters.ciac.org, hoaxbusters.org, www.snopes.com, urbanlegends.about.com...
and find more such websites on Wikipedia: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Urban_legen.