Once you've opened this, nothing bad can ever happen to you from chain letters again for your whole lifetime. So next time you see some stupid chain letter that says you're gonna die or get hurt or get cursed or have bad sex, it won't affect you, even if you do the exact opposite of what it says!!!!! Once you repost this, you're free from all that shit!
Whattayaknow, it's one I'm actually willing to 'forward' (but
no, I'm not going to go emailing it to everyone -- note that the
instructions do say "repost", not "email to N of your friends").
I got this from
jmthane.
Note that even if you feel silly reposting this (in which case why don't you feel silly forwarding them to me in email?), the first line says, "Once you've opoened this [...]", so you're already protected by clicking on the cut-tag or following a link to this entry.
There. Now you have an out ... and no longer have an excuse. So if you violate your ISP's TOS and put your account at risk to send me a chain letter, it had better be a damned funny one. And "Good Sex" doesn't count 'cause I've seen that one already.
Corrupt me please...
Re: Corrupt me please...
As long as I'm collecting links, there's also the Gullibility Virus Warning (http://www.cs.rutgers.edu/~watrous/gullibility-virus.html), with its delightful final paragraph (after all the just-plain-useful stuff before that), and if you're fascinated by chain letters and/or parodies thereof, I just found The EFF Chain Letters Archive (http://www.eff.org/Net_culture/Folklore/Chain_letters/) and another collection (http://www.cs.rutgers.edu/~watrous/chain-letters.html) of chain letters that has links to various parodies and anti-chain-letters (I need to get around to glancing at "Make Flames Fast" later).
So far I think my favourite is "Nothing Is Possible" (http://www.totse.com/en/bad_ideas/scams_and_rip_offs/revchn.html).