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unhappychick | 12:58 Tue 29th Jul 2008 | ChatterBank
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You know you get these emails where it asks you questions such as, what is your fave colour and how old are you, who did you last speak to on the phone etc and then you click on forward and delete your mates answers and type in your own and forward it on....well im trying to compose my own little questionaire, anyone got any ideas for questions? Thanks in advance
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well what do you want to know the answers to? That would be a good start
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how are they if they have come from your friends and you send them to your mates. They arent questions like whats your password or whats your account number legend. Jyst normal whats your fave colour, whats under your bed....
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who gets into my e-mail. These are what friends start up and ask you, no different than me e-maling someone and saying what you having for tea? unhappy just wants a list she can send her friends
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my best mate

Oh no now everyone knows and my bank account will be empty lol
4, not too sure yet maybe my mums maiden name and for afters my sort code. lol
Yep, phishing for live emails.

Every time you pass it on, your email details and those of your friends are also passed to the originator, who then knows all those email addresses are 'live'.
then you dont pass it on, you copy and paste and forward to just your mates if you're intelligent enough
here are some i just found

1. living arrangement?
2. what book are you reading now?
3. what's on your mouse pad?
4. favourite board game?
5. favourite magazine?
6a. favourite smells?
6b. least favourite smells?
7. favourite sound?
8. worst feeling in the world?
9. what is the first thing you think of when you wake up in the morning?
10. favourite colour?
11. how many rings before you answer the phone?
12. future child's name?
13. what is most important in life?
14. favourite foods?
15. chocolate or vanilla?
16. do you sleep with a stuffed animal?
17. storms - cool or scary?
18. if you could meet one person dead or alive?
19. favourite alcoholic drink?
20. what is your zodiac sign?
21. do you eat the stems of broccoli?
22. if you could have any job you wanted what would it be?
23. if you could dye your hair any colour?
24. ever been in love?
25. is the glass half empty or half full?
dont see any problems with sharing any answers with my mates, no different than some of the trivial posts on here
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you'd only be stupid if you sent them to anyone else you didnt know. Whats so wrong in answering my questions oh dear my mate might go get into my bank account now. Dont make me laugh
Least I answered the question :-)
These things are usually passed around the office and from office to office, with peoples place of work, real name, email etc as well as all the personal info you add to answer the questions.. it's that simple.. Legend and the rest are right.. it's basic common sense which is obvious a lot of people lack on here.
I think your last question of your composed email should be 'HOW MUCH COMMON SENSE DO YOU HAVE on a scale of 1-10" then you should write, if you have filled in all the above details and are about to send it to all your contacts you have 0 common sense and are an idiot..
thats just my point thats if you send to all contacts and just forward which you should never do in which case you would be very stupid, so they are right on that part but also what is wrong with sending it to just your friends on a hotmail account not work. Nothing, no different than asking someone what they are doing later in an e-mail and surely much more safe than showing all your interests etc on facebook, bebo....
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yes in which case that was stupid legend, but intelligent people would know not to forward anything but to just start again. Its like the people that forward e-mails with all other stuff on and the conversation they've had with that person over last few months. A new e-mail is always best. Dont understand why you laughed out loud at boogies wise words though.

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