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email MIRACLES!

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Still waiting…….

I did what you told me…

I sent the email to 10 people like you said.

I’m still waiting for that miracle to happen.

OK….so there are GOOD people out there that forward “chain” letters. I mean, hey…I even did once, maybe twice! Don’t feel bad, just don’t send forwards ANYMORE! Seriously, do you know ANYONE who ever got free money from Microsoft for forwarding emails? What about the free sets of clothes from GAP clothing stores? AHHHH and who can forget the “don’t open an email marked “Happy Christmas” or it’ll “wipe out your credit cards!” Seriously, get real people! Did you know there’s a bunch of sorry excuses for people out there in the cyber world collecting your email addresses? What about the myriad of SPAM that we all get in our email?

You know, Dave Ramsey gives GREAT common sense tips for managing your money. Just as well, Dr. Asa Andrew has some GREAT common sense tips for managing your health and diet. For all intents and purposes, let’s PLEASE use some common sense in our lives! We HAVE to front more of it due to our overall LACK of common sense wafting down the ranks from “up top”. Need I say more?

here are a few good tips:

~Check ALL emails that you want to forward for interesting reasons at “Snopes”. Here’s the web address that’ll make you seem smarter (or not so naive)

~DON’T believe some silly persons attempt that you are going to receive “bad luck” if you don’t forward something to at least 10 people. I mean COME ON! Remember who’s in control, some emailing moron? or our God in heaven?

~Stay with the old adage of “If it’s too good to be true, it most likely IS too good to be true”!

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