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[The Fifth Horseman]

I don't intend to do that to a cat at all. I'm just a bit interested as to how they keep the cat alive in that jar.

In reality, this is one big scam. Things that are described on that site are medically impossible.

[Havell]

The site's owner admitted it was a hoax, he even revealed the resource pics he used for making the pictures of the cats in jars. Also, why would anyone start a website about a business and not include contact details?

[BeefontheBone]

Originally posted by lethe@Jun 16 2005, 07:38 PM
2 months ago, I had to ignore a friend's email and have a serious chat with her about this because she kept sending me perfectly normal emails of jokes, images, whatever.. But in the end there was always something like: "If you do not send this to 15 people, you'll have bad luck for the next 3 years. Send to 20 people and you have your biggest wish coming true in the next 2 days, 25 people... (etc etc)".

There's going to be a heck of a lot of bad luck going around when all those replies that haven't been sent get checked up on - I'm worried. In fact, the human race will probably becom extinct as a result of all the failed relationships caused by not sending on chain emails. They're mostly sent by 15-to-25-year-olds I reckon, so we should start seeing the impact in 5 or 10 years I reckon. Scary.

[DeathDude]

Heh yeah I still get those odd emails from time to time from friends and it's funny how I notice that most people still send it off anyway, LOL but yeah Beef that's a good point if it really were like that LOL.

[TheChosen]

Spamming IS annoying.

I was on a holiday for a month. When i came back i checked my e-mail. I had over 200 ads and offers(something about dog food,credit cards,screen savers,cheap games).


spammer

[troop18546]

Well, there is a thing called spam-protection, so using DAT on these MF+ spammers should be apropriate... :whistle: