'300 People Who Believe in Gay Marriage' Chain Letter
Netlore Archive: "I told a guy that I could find 300 people who believe in gay marriage before he could find 300 people who do not," reads this pointless waste of bandwidth...
Description: Email chain letter
Circulating since: Feb. 2005
Status: Junk
Analysis: See below
Email example contributed by Peter W., 14 February 2005:
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Hello everyone. It will be interesting to see who responds! I told a guy that I could find 300 people who believe in gay marriage before he could find 300 people who do not believe in gay marriage. If you believe in gay marriage, please copy and paste this onto a blank e-mail form (leaving off the headers). or repost it.. Add your name and send it to your friends and family or repost it. If you happen to be the 300th person signing this, please send it back to, Andrew Nelson. His e-mail address is: Rnbowzrok4evr@aol.com Thanks! 1)Taylor [LIST CONTINUES...] |
Comments: Whatever your feelings on the issue of gay marriage, don't bother passing this chain letter along - it's a dead end. The Rnbowzrok4evr@aol.com email address no longer exists (if it ever did). Like the "300 People Who Believe in God" chain letter which obviously inspired it, the real purpose of this homespun spam was probably to jam some unfortunate person's inbox (namely the owner of Rnbowzrok4evr@aol.com) with thousands of repetitive messages.
Life is too short.
Sources and further reading:
'300 People Who Believe in God' Chain Letter
Evidently the inspiration for the aboveVarieties of Netlore: Chain Email
All about email chain letters
Last updated: 03/04/05
