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In a message dated 1/30/00 12:22:48 PM Central Standard Time,
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<< You are wrong.
I heard it from people involved. >>
That's exactly how most urban legends are spread - those who spread them
swear that they're true and that they happened to people they know or the
traditional "friend of a friend."
In fact, there is a special name for that type of urban legend - the FOAF
tale, for "friend of a friend."
Robin Peters
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