Is this a hoax?? I came across this e-mail: "drinking from cans dangerous"?
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I don't know how true that one is.. but you can get sick from drinking straight from the can.  Who knows where the top of that can has been?  Sure rats could pee on it, and all kinds of other things.. I pour mine into a cup, or wash the top of the can just to be sure.
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No realistic container is perfectly impervious to slow leakage, so the contents will always be lost over time.  However, with industry standard aluminum beverage cans, this should not happen within only a few months, or even a few years.  (Decades, maybe, but even that would be doubtful.)  So there *must* have been some form of leakage, albeit very small.  The fact that they were stored in a cupboard suggests that a tiny imperfection, most likely at a seam, was formed over time due to internal gas pressure.  Such a leak may still be so minute as to be unnoticeable via simple visual inspection, but still significant enough to allow slow evaporation over time, especially with the assistance of internal pressure.\n\nTry this:  Take one of those empty, seemingly-leakless cans and submerge it in water for a few days, or even a few weeks.  The deeper the water, the better, so that there is some pressure outside the can.  Then, take it out of the water and shake it a bit to see if perhaps a few drops have somehow found their way inside.\n\n(This all, of course, assumes that someone did not *intentionally* form a tiny leak and drink away all the contents.  It is possible to create a leak large enough for drinking [albeit very slowly], but small enough to be difficult to detect.  The easiest method is to make the leak at the top, usually where the pull-tab is anchored to the can, and then drink it upside down, shaking the can a bit to build up internal pressure and thus helping push the contents out more quickly.)
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Repeated SPAM advertisement found over 100 times in both questions and answers.\n\nMost likely a scam.\n\nSTAY AWAY!!!!!!!!
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The following is a courtesy bulletain from bighoaxes.com, I'll include a link to the original article\n\n"Second Buddylist Chain \nStatus  Hoax \nComments \nThis email states that if you send this to 10 people, a new type of buddy list will appear. \n\n\n \nDescription Hey everyone! This is the coolest thing! This is sooooo kewl! All that you \nhave to do is send this to 10 people and a new type of buddy list will appear \nafter you send it! Mine can tell you exactly where someone is, who they're \ntalking to, and if they have more than 1 s/n, it tells you what it is. This \nis soooooo neat!! \nIt's colorful too. After you send it, click on the line. You can try to click \non it now, but it won't work. You have to send it to 10 people first. \nIt worked for me! Right now, I can see my friend's other screen name! And she \nis talking to someone we both know! It was also approved by AOL. This is not a \njoke. Beleive me. It took me a couple of days to make the new buddy list, but I \nhave a Buddy List 2000 If you click on it before, all you will see is your own \nbuddy list, so if you send it to 10 people and then click on the blue writing, \nyou will have a new buddylist in seconds "\n\nSo yes this is a hoax and you aren't going to have a magical buddy list appear :p\n\nAs far as it being a virus so long as nothing was loading, and your anti-virus software was up-to-date, you should be ok.  If you really want to be safe update your definitions and run a full system scan. \n\nBest of Luck,\n\nArmus\n\nEdit: As far as someone "tracking" your IP, this is what cookies do, they track user browsing.  Unless you have information on your computer valuable enough for a professional to take personal interest in you I wouldn't worry.  And if they really wanted your info they wouldn't use a chain letter hoax.  If you really want to make sure your computer is clean you can always reload Windows from the Operating CD's that came with your computer or with your OS when you purchased it.  I usually reload my operating system once a year to clean out old files and help everything run like new again.\n\nDon't call a private security firm, they will try to charge you an arm and a leg and they often prey on customer ignorance.
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It's a hoax/fake thouse informations are easy to get and are for all to see. + the site http://www.amaena.com/ doesn't exists ;). It's some kind of spam. Use Ad-Aware SE or  Spybot-S&D http://www.spybot.info/en/index.html to get it off. And maybe you should change your home page/startup page in your browser ;)
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sounds like scam to me.. watch out
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This sounds like a scam, sorry.  I think you've been duped.  First link is to the bank-job scam on SNOPES; second is to the Nigerian con, cuz it's so prevalent.  Could be a spin on these that you're in, I'm thinking.
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IMPORTANT - NEW VIRUS ALERT!!!\n\n\n\n\nThere is a dangerous virus being passed\nelectronically, orally and by hand. This virus is called\nWorm-Overload-Recreational-Killer (WORK). If\nyou receive WORK from any of your colleagues, your\nboss or anyone else via any means DO NOT TOUCH IT.\n\n\nThis virus will wipe out your private life completely.\nIf you should come into contact with WORK put your\njacket on and take two good friends to the nearest pub.\n\n\nPurchase the antidote known as Work-Isolator-Neutralizer-Extractor (WINE).\n\n\nTake the antidote repeatedly until WORK has been completely eliminated\nfrom your system. You should forward this warning to 5 friends. If you do\nnot have 5 friends, you have already been infected and WORK is\ncontrolling your life.\n\n\n\n\nUpdate: After extensive testing it has been concluded that\nBest-Equivalent-Extractor-Remedy (BEER) may be\nsubstituted for WINE but may require a more generous application.\n\n\n\n\nOne day, a man came home and was greeted by his wife dressed in a very sexy\nnightie. "Tie me up," she purred, "and you can do anything you want."\n\nSo he tied her up and went golfing.\n\n    ***********************************************\n\nA woman came home, screeching her car into the driveway, and ran into the\nhouse. She slammed the door and shouted at the top of her lungs, Honey, pack\nyour bags. I won the damn lottery!"\n\nThe husband said, "Oh my God! What should I pack, beach stuff or mountain\nstuff?   "Doesn't matter," she said. "Just get the hell out of here."\n\n    ***********************************************\n\nMarriage is a relationship in which one person is always right, and the\nother is a husband.
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Well no, it isn't true. It's a webpage from a random nutcase. The internet is full of them. this one isn't even very entertaining.\n\nIf you are going to waste your time reading the webpages of psuedoscientific loonies (as I often do) you should at least look for the entertaining ones.\n\nI recommend the site below.
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This is a scam and has been recognized as such for quite a while now.  You can find out about it at: http://www.snopes.com/inboxer/nothing/microsoft-aol.asp
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Nope!  But I found a message in a bottle on Lake Erie once!  My guess was that it was from an older lady who had lost her husband.  It was so sad and romantic at the same time!  Just about everyone on the boat was in tears!
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scam. Go to www.snopes.com for more information
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Here is a little tidbit I found about this e-mail and Sharon Davis. Apparently she does work for the Department of Commerce, however she did not write the information contained in the e-mail:\n\nThis new version claims this data comes from "Federal Budget Analysts," but Sharon Davis , one of the women named in the chain letter, told BreakTheChain.org that she and Ms. Palmer have nothing to do with this message other than having "made the mistake of forwarding another version of this information to a few people." In other words, this is another case of False Attribution Syndrome. According to Davis, "someone along the line added the statement implying that we authored and researched this. We are both only concerned citizens like everyone else." Davis implored BreakTheChain.org and our readers to help stop the spread of this misinformation along with their contact information.
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This is a HOAX\n\nThis email threatens to delete off their server, Yahoo users who will not forward this message to at least 20 people.\n\nFor Details : http://www.bighoaxes.com/hoaxe_4_36.html\n\nAbout other Hoaxes : http://hoaxbusters.ciac.org/HBUrbanMyths.shtml
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That is ridiculous. It sounds like one of those far out urban legends. Check it out at www.snopes.com   You sure are gullible.
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These people are NUTS.  There is no amount that you "should" be drinking.  The "8 glasses a day" and "half your weight" theories have NO basis in science.  It's all just myth and folklore.  Drink when you're thirsty.  No benefit to over-drinking.
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it is a known cause of canser.dont worry, you have to drink alot.and i mean ALOT