What do you do with this one?
By longbangod
@longbangod (1785)
Philippines
June 24, 2008 8:01am CST
Are you annoyed with this kind of emails? Personally I am. I don’t know why people need to warn you if you don’t forward it to 10 people or 20 people. It’s like cursing a person and I really don’t like it.
How about you, what do you usually do with this kind of emails?
[b]The President of Argentina received this picture and called it 'junk
mail.' Eight days later, his son died.
A man received this picture and immediately sent out copies. His surprise
was winning the lottery.
Alberto Martinez received this picture, gave it to his secretary to make copies
but they forgot to distribute it. She lost her job and he lost his family.
This picture is miraculous and sacred, don't forget to forward this within 13
days to at least 20 people.
Do Not Forget to forward and you will receive a huge surprise!! [/b]
4 responses
@rmuxagirl (7548)
• United States
26 Jun 08
I delete them as soon as I read the first line. They are such scams. I also hate and get annoyed with the one about a prince of some country having money and no heirs so he wants to give is money to me or something.
@DudaYLen (219)
• Philippines
24 Jun 08
Most of these are just simply not true. What fundamentally bothers me about chain emails is the time and resources that is wasted sending pointless emails. This nature continue to circulate because many still hold a superstitious fear that bad luck will somehow come their way.
@dhangski (3194)
• Philippines
24 Jun 08
This kind of emails are really annoying. I don't believe this kind. I ignored a lot of this a hundred times, and nothing bad happened to me. 
@kerriannc (4279)
• Jamaica
24 Jun 08
These emails are all supersition. I don't believe in them. If you believe that you destiny is in these emails then the things that they say will happen will surely do. Remember the mind is a powerful one and what you tell it to do it certainly do it for you.
