I've seen some threads lately where some of us are ready and willing to believe what they're reading in spam emails, and ready to act based on those beliefs.  Here's a hint... there is no Sgt Howard C. Wright, and nobody is selling RPG-7s via email.

Absolutely, positively, without a doubt, 100% of the content of any spam email is completely false, and not to be trusted.  The same thing goes for emails with subject lines like "FWD: FW Fw: Fwd: Oh my god! read this now!"  If it's an urban legend thing, then use www.snopes.com to verify it before spreading it like Gospel.

In fact, if it's a spam, don't even read it at all... delete it immediately.  The only reason to read spam is if you're in need of bigger manhood.

I  stopped reading e-mails.


More useless than cell phones IMHO


SGatr15

Wait a minute.... did someone actually believe one of those emails?

Where's my beatin' stick?





- BG