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A JOINT EFFORT OF THE DISCORDIAN SOCIETY | |
Post Office Liberation Front | |
EXPORT LICENSE | |
NOT REQUIRED | |
THIS IS A CHAIN LETTER. | |
WITHIN THE NEXT FIFTY-FIVE DAYS YOU WILL RECEIVE FIFTY-FIVE HUNDRED | |
POUNDS OF CHAINS! | |
In the meantime -- plant your seeds. | |
If a lot of people who receive this letter plant a few seeds and a lot | |
of people receive this letter, then a lot of seeds will get planted. | |
Plant your seeds. | |
In parks. On lots. In public flower beds. In remote places. At | |
City Hall. Wherever -- whenever. Or start a plantation in your | |
closet (but best read up on that beforehand). For casual planting, | |
it's best to soak them in water for a day and plant in a bunch of | |
about five (5), about half-an-inch deep. Don't worry much about the | |
weather, as they know when the weather is wrong and will try to wait | |
for nature. Don't soak them if it's wintertime. Seeds are a very | |
hearty form of life and strongly desire to grown and flourish. But | |
some of them need people's help to get started. So plant your seeds. | |
Make a few copies of this letter (five would be nice), and send them | |
to friends of yours. Try to mail to different cities and states, or | |
even different countries. If you would rather not, then please pass | |
this copy on to someone and perhaps they would like to. | |
THERE IS NO TRUTH | |
to the legend that if you throw away a chain letter then all sorts of | |
catastrophic, abominable, and outrageous disasters will happen. | |
Except, of course, from your seed's point-of-view. | |