Drew McManus at Adaptistration rather flatteringly named this space a winner of the "Premios Dardo" award, which is one of those chain-letter sorts of awards where a winner in turn hands the award to five friends, &c. ❋ Matthew Guerrieri (2009)
But the Worst Lie of the year was contained in chain-letter emails that found their way into millions of inboxes during the campaign. ❋ Unknown (2010)
At the end of this posting, I suggested that my article be shared with their contacts, and it is this "chain-letter" like strategy that stimulated dialogue. ❋ Unknown (2009)
Schwartzman: That was so cool .... like a YouTube chain-letter song. ❋ Unknown (2009)
For some reason, this made me think of a dumb chain-letter thing at work a few years back, where one person gives ten people uncooked bread dough, and then that person mixes some up according to the instructions, and gives dough away to ten other people. ❋ Unknown (2009)
It's also the only way a chain-letter can be kept alive. ❋ Unknown (2009)
Unfortunately, though, there's a serious problem with all these well-meaning chain-letter plans to stick it to the Exxon Man (aside from the fact that the letter supposedly from the "retired engineer from Halliburton" is a well-documented hoax). ❋ Unknown (2008)
My inclusion of them in the chain-letter aspect of this "tag" game in no way represents their support of me...or even awareness of my existence. ❋ ScentScelf (2008)
It was one of those chain-letter stories where different writers write parts of a story together. ❋ Little Willow (2006)
Since the whole point of this kind of MySpace chain-letter is that other people are meant to copy it themselves and request that others do likewise, “meme” seems fully appropriate. ❋ Unknown (2006)
Okay don't THROW anything at me, but fellow writer and friend Melissa Kirsch "tagged" me with this chain-letter type thing that's spreading around ye ole blogosphere. ❋ Unknown (2007)
The end of the XX Century was also the end of The Ramones, but I need to backtrack to the turn of the 80's to pick up on the Punk-Rock thread again -- it's do-it-yourself aesthetic provoked some funny things -- there was a chain-letter society called the Church of the Subgenius which produced some hilarious satire, and continues to do so today. ❋ Michael Evans (2005)
Adding the twist of self-critique in the latest variant of the chain-letter, what's missing from my list? ❋ Rogers (2006)
From a meme standpoint, a typical chain-letter pyramid scam is more viable than, say, a marketing campaign to raise AIDs awareness. ❋ Unknown (2006)
