Luck chain letter (prior email source). Hawaiian single
totem ASCII graphic. US, 1998.
>>
>>>>>> > > Subject: Good Luck
>>>>>> > > > > >
Hawaiian GOOD LUCK TOTEM
>>>>>> > > > > >
>>>>>> > > > > >
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>>>>>> > > > > >
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>>>>>> > > > > >
| O O |
>>>>>> > > > > >
\ @' /
>>>>>> > > > > >
_| |_
>>>>>> > > > > >
( ) ( )
>>>>>> > > > > >
\//|* *|\\/
>>>>>> > > > > >
\/( * )\/
>>>>>> > > > > >
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>>>>>> > > > > >
(\|/)
>>>>>> > > >
|| ||
>>>>>> > >
.-'| |---.
>>>>>> > >
'---' ----'
>>>>>> > >
>>>>>> > > This Totem actually exists on
the Big Island of Hawaii! In
>>>>>> > > the city of Refuge (near Kona)
Puuhonua o Homaunau. This totem
>has
>>>>>> > > been sent to you for good luck.
It has been sent around the
>world
>>>>>> > > nine
>>>>>> > > times so far.
>>>>>> > > You will receive good luck within
four days of relaying this
>>>>>> > > totem.
>>>>>> > >
>>>>>> > > Send copies to people you think
need good luck. Don't send
>>>>>> > > money as fate has no price. Do
not keep this message. The
>totem
>>>>>must
>>>>>> > > leave your hands in 96 hours.
Send ten copies and see what
>>>>happens
>>>>>in
>>>>>> > > four days.
>>>>>> > > You will get a surprise. This
is true, even if you are not
>>>>>> > > superstitious.
>>>>>> > > Good luck, but please remember:
10 copies of this
>must
>>>>>> > > leave your hands in 96 hours...
You must not sign on message
>>>>
>>>>
>>>>
>>>
>>
>>
>
Photocopy of a printed E-mail. Postally
mailed anonymously to Carole Petty of Springfield, MO. Postmarked April
21, 1998 in Seattle, WA. Totem was disrupted by spacing errors - I have
reconstructed it here. Otherwise, keystrokes preserved. Supplied by Carole
to VanArsdale.
le1998-04_htotem1
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