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Compulsive Forwarding Disorder
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haggai
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haggai
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Mon Apr 03 2000 at 20:04:12
Some people on the
Internet
figure that any
joke
,
picture
,
urban legend
, or
chain letter
that comes their way should immediately be sent on or forwarded to everyone in their
address book
. This is not just something they do: it's a
neurosis
, a veritable
disease
.
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wharfinger
(6.3 y)
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Mon Apr 03 2000 at 20:10:39
That is so true
! What a cool
writeup
! I've gotta send it to some friends . . .
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