bạn hãy tới website này để biết rõ ràng hơn

[ba-na-na]

thiệt là NHẪN TÂM :huh:

[luongminh]

Hìnhnhư cái web đó bi die roai thì phải . mở khong ra :o

[ultima]

Originally posted by Hoang_Dung@Sep 21 2004, 04:12 AM
Ultima biết hồi 2-3 năm truớc thì có sao đâu,trong này cũng có người chưa biết kìa,nhưng theo Hoang Dung biết thì chuyện này sãy ra vài tuần trước thôi :o

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Ultima nghe cái này mấy năm trước ỡ Sydney, vụ này xãi ra trong rạp coi phim (cinema) .... Mấy năm mới xuống tới Melbourne lận hã, chắc là đi bộ :P

[I_miss_VN]

Originally posted by ultima@Sep 21 2004, 04:04 AM
Tưỡng gì cái này có 2-3 năm trước rồi� :)

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Chú ý bị dính HIV / AIDS nơi công cộng
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Chú ý bị dính HIV / AIDS nơi công cộng

From: Red Cross Blood Service

A few weeks ago in a movie theatre in Melbourne a person sat on something that was poking out of one of the seats. When she got up to see what it was she found a needle sticking out of the seat with a note attached saying a quote; You have just been infected by HIV quote;. The Disease control Centre in Melbourne reports many similar incidents have occurred in many other Australian cities recently. All tested needles are HIV Positive.

The Centre also reports that needles have been found in the cash dispensers in ATMs. We ask everyone to use extreme caution when faced with this kind of situation. All public chairs/seats should be inspected with vigilance and caution before use. 17 people have been tested positive in the Western suburbs alone in the last 2 months!!! A careful visual inspection should be enough.

In addition they ask that each of you pass this message along to all members of your family and your friends of the potential danger. We all have to be careful at public places! This is very important. Just think about saving a life of someone even you don't know by forwarding this message. Please, take a few seconds of your time to pass it along.

Australian Red Cross Blood Service
Ph: (08) 94212877
Fax: (08) 94212366
E-mail: rbates@arcbs.redcross.org.au

Vài tuần trước trong một rạp chiếu phim ở Melbourne có một người đã ngồi lên một vật gì đó nhô ra trên ghế. Khi cô ta đứng lên để xem nó là cái gì thì thấy đó là một cái kim ghim chìa ra khỏi ghế với một mảnh giấy nói rằng: mi đã bị nhiễm HIV. Trung tâm kiểm soát bệnh ở Melbourne báo cáo gần đây nhiều vụ tương tự đã xảy ra ở nhiều thành phố của Úc. Tất cả những mũi kim được thử nghiệm đều nhiễm HIV dương tính.
Trung tâm còn báo cáo những mũi kim này còn được tìm thấy từ máy rút tiền ATM. Chúng tôi khuyến cáo mọi người hãy cảnh giác cao độ khi đối diện với những tình huống như thế này. Tất cả bạn ghế công cộng nên được kiểm tra thật cẩn thận trước khi sử dụng. Chỉ trong 2 tháng trước, 17 người ở ngoại ô phía Tây vừa được thủ nghiệm dương tính. Một sự kiểm tra cẩn thận bằng mắt là đủ an toàn.
Thêm nữa. họ đè nghị mọi người hãy gửi cái thông điệp này cho bạn bè, người thân trong gia đình cảnh báo về sự nguy hiểm tiềm ẩn này. Tất cả chúng ta phải hết sức cẩn thận nơi công cộng, đây là điều rất quan trọng. Hãy nghĩ về việc cứu mạng sống của người khác ngay cả khi không biết họ là ai. Hãy dành vài phút ra để phát tán thông điệp này.

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[arthur_king9]

[Hi.

Should always check this sort of warning email, this one is a hoax,
sorry.

This one or variations of it have been around since 1999:

http://urbanlegends.about.com/librar...y/aa032499.htm

Good to see that it's Y2K compliant :)

Do a google search for the email address rbates at arcbs.redcross.org.au
and there's a bunch of links to the same email dating back a year or so.

Regards,

Michael

On Thu, 20 Mar 2003 12:01:44 +1030
"Adam Towill" wrote:
>
> Red Cross Blood Service - important
> >
> > > >
> > > > A few weeks ago in a movie theatre in Melbourne a person
> > > > sat on something that was poking out of one of the
[..snip]
> > > >
> > > > Rob Bates
> > > > Australian Red Cross Blood Service
> > > > Ph: (08) 94212877
> > > > Fax: (08) 94212366

:D that's w/ chain mail is the same thing, good luck bà con mấy cái đó toàn là đồn không, không có thật

[thuylam]

Dateline: 03/24/99

Word comes to us via the Internet rumor mill that another unsuspecting victim has fallen prey to the deadly sting of an HIV-contaminated needle hidden in a movie theater seat.

The incident, alleged to have occurred in Dallas, is only one of several recently reported, according to the email alert circulating since mid-February. The message itself is merely a rewrite of similar warnings that first appeared nearly a year ago.

It reads as follows:




Subject: Safety Bulletin

Please Read!!! very important

For your information, a couple of weeks ago, in a Dallas movie theater, a person sat on something sharp in one of the seats. When she stood up to see what it was, a needle was found poking through the seat with an attached note saying, "you have been infected with HIV". The Centers for Disease Control in Atlanta reports similar events have taken place in several other cities recently. All of the needles tested HAVE been positive for HIV. The CDC also reports that needles have been found in the coin return areas of pay phones and soda machines.

Everyone is asked to use extreme caution when confronted with these types of situations. All public chairs should be thoroughly but safely inspected prior to any use. A thorough visual inspection is considered the bare minimum. Furthermore, they ask that everyone notify their family members and friends of the potential dangers, as well. Thank you.

The previous information was sent from the Dallas Police Department to all of the local governments in the Washington area and was interdepartmentally dispersed. We were all asked to pass this to as many people as possible.



Not so, says the Dallas Police Department.

"It's all false," a spokesman told the Dallas Morning News on Feb. 26. "This has not happened."

Be that as it may, the police switchboard was receiving an average of 10 calls a day about the rumor during February and officials were asking the public to stop forwarding the email.

Responding to allegations that it had investigated this and similar incidents, the Centers for Disease Control in Atlanta issued a denial of its own earlier this month. "Some reports have falsely indicated that CDC 'confirmed' the presence of HIV in the needles," it said. "CDC has not tested such needles nor has CDC confirmed the presence or absence of HIV in any sample related to these rumors."

The agency notes that the risk of disease transmission from discarded needles is extremely low. This is especially true in the case of the AIDS virus, which can only survive outside the human body for a few minutes.

Meanwhile in Colorado and Virginia...

Another version of the rumor circulating in February targeted Denver, prompting police there to issue similar denials. The form of the message was basically the same:




Its a sick world out there. Be careful. This came from the Denver Police Department.
BE CAREFUL WHEN YOU GO TO MOVIES THEATERS. PLEASE CHECK YOUR SEATS BEFORE YOU SIT DOWN.

An incident occurred when a women went to sit in a chair and something was poking her. She then got up and found that it was a needle with a little note at the end. It said, "Welcome to the real world, you're HIV positive." Doctors tested the needle and it was HIV positive. BE CAREFUL GOING TO THE MOVIES!!! When you go to the movies, please check your seat.

One of the safest ways is NOT by sticking your hand down in the seat. Move the seat part way up and down a few times and look really good. Most of us just plop down in the seats.

The following is important too. Pay telephone drug users are now taking their used needles and putting them into the coin return slots in public telephones. People are putting their fingers to recover coins or just to check if anyone left change. They are getting stuck by these needles and infected with hepatitis, HIV and other diseases. This message is posted to make everyone aware of this danger. Beware PLEASE FORWARD TO EVERYONE YOU KNOW!!!



Even as Denver police were debunking these allegations, authorities in rural Pulaski, Virginia were trying to figure out who really did put hypodermic needles in the coin return slots of public telephones near the Walmart there. The Roanoke Times reported that two people were injured by the needles on Feb. 9 — the first known cases of this actually occurring. Over the next few days, more needles were discovered in mailbox drop slots and bank deposit boxes in surrounding communities.

While the headlines blared "Urban Myth Is Reality," the Virginia incidents were being called "copycats" by police. The use of hard drugs is not exactly rampant in these small communities, nor could it have been coincidental that the placement of the needles so closely matched the incidents described in the Internet warnings. In fact, the cases in Pulaski were reported less than a week after Roanoke Times columnist Joe Kennedy challenged the veracity of those warnings in a published article.

A more recent story in the Washington Times stated that none of the needles in the Virginia incidents were found to be contaminated with HIV or any other disease. Pulaski police Sgt. David Moye called the copycat pranks "a ploy to make people afraid to live every day" – a characterization that applies just as well to the Internet rumors that spawned them.

[luongminh]

trời ThuyLam viết tiếng gì mà LM đọc không được vậy nè :o

[thuylam]

Originally posted by luongminh@Sep 23 2004, 09:20 AM
trời ThuyLam viết tiếng gì mà LM đọc không được vậy nè� :o

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viết tiếng ANH đó mà ;)