I hate chain letters.
They arrive in your In-box with promises of instant wealth and good fortune, usually accompanied by dire predictions of the fate awaiting those who dare break the chain.
I despise the silliness of chain letters (and the folks who merrily pass them along) so much ... I decided to make one up:
Send This Along Right Away ...
Don't Break the Rattling Chains!
The poor guy in this photo recently went to a Clemson Women's basketball game with his friends. After trading his ticket for a corn dog and being denied admission, he asked 1 of his friends to take his picture on the parking lot. The friend taking the picture suddenly screamed and immediately began scraping the IPTAY decal from his bumper. 2 days later the friend collapsed at the Jockey Lot. Doctors said he became sick after ingesting cotton candy infected with boll weevils.
When the film in the digital camera was developed , the photo clearly shows there was a ghost standing right beside him (though friends claim the girl was actually a Middle Georgia Tech cheerleader).
Many people claim this story is a hoax and that the results were created with Photo Pro. However, the photo itself is scary and I'm sure you feel the same way I do ... Georgia can be very scary after dark. Here's what happened to people who received this chain letter:
-A navy officer sent this letter to 13 people and he was immediately promoted to general.
-A business man received this letter and threw it away..not believing in it.. and he lost his office keys within 13 days.
-A printed copy was carelessly left beside a dog which ate it. The dog became sick within 13 minutes and also mysteriously threw up.
-A man in Anderson ignored this letter. Something bad probably happened to him but he failed to make the connection.
-A woman in Easley got a bad haircut, and went to work without realizing it.
So you must send this e mail to 257 people Right Away for something good to happen to you. So people start sending! (but don't send this to the person you received it from. Please.)
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