Ok, many of you have recieved an email stating that this school in Los Angeles, California has a teacher who is conducting a science fair project with his/her students. They want to see how far information on the internet spreads by the Fair in May. They want you to forward this email to all who are in your address book, and to a supposed address of the teacher.
well, my beloved brother-in-law came up with this logical reasons why this might (is a) be a hoax. Gosh, I love a logical thinker. For the record, I'd already deleted the email before he gave me these thoughts to ponder:
"Before any of you send this "science project" to everyone in your address books, consider a few questions.
1) Why didn't the science teacher include his/her name, or the name of the school in Los Angeles?
2) If the unnamed original sender of the e-mail is indeed a teacher, wouldn't he/she be able to think of a better science project than sending a spam chain letter?
3) If the unnamed sender is a real teacher, and this is a real science project, then why didn't he/she give an e-mail address/web page so that we could find out more about the science project?
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just something to think about! How it changed my life:I HATE CHAIN MAIL!!!!! IT IS EVIL!!!! *why are munchkins dancing around me?* You can join Unsolved Mysteries and post your own mysteries or
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