Re: urban legends

[Guest guest]

I personally think that if I believed something to be true and that

it was actually false I would want to know, but maybe some people do

not - Ah well, their loss. It is like some people only hear what they

want kind of thing.

Kind Regards,

> What do you all do when you get those countless urban legends by

email?

>

>

> I automatically go look them up on snopes.com and forward the link

to

> the person who sent it to me. No matter how many times I do this,

and

> suggest they look these things up before forwarding them in the

future -

> they refuse to. They just keep spreading these false rumors, even

the

> same ones that I've showed them are false in the past!

>

> I think people are starting to get annoyed with my 'interference'.

I

> mean, they usually only spread the rumors they'd like to believe...

and

> I'm not sure if I should just give up trying to defend the truth and

> just press 'delete', or keep trying to get these people to

understand

> they cannot believe everything they read... and that the truth is

only a

> few keystrokes away!

>

> I can't understand these people! Why can't they see it is better to

> look for the TRUTH than it is to spread false rumors?

>

> Wendi

[Guest guest]

You did? I must have missed that. No problem though.

[Guest guest]

-----Original Message-----

From: Sparrow

I go back again on Friday afternoon. My partner is

starting to agree with

me that I

ought to just pitch a tent there! LOL

At least you have a

day off!

Wendi