QUOTE(bobifier @ Mar 25 2007, 04:37 PM)

QUOTE(sonataform @ Mar 22 2007, 10:23 PM)

I got an Amish virus a while ago. It was just an e-mail that read "This is an Amish virus. Unfortunately, we do not believe in using computers and can therefore not send real viruses. Instead, please delete all information from your hard drive. Thank you."
(Free anorak to the first person who realises that the Amish wouldn't be able to send e-mails either.)
I have a document entitled 'Definitely not a virus' that I send to people!

It is just virus sized as well!
Some people even open it...
I have one of them.
the code is something along the lines of:
10 FIND ADDRESS BOOK
20 SEND TO ALL FRIENDS
30 ERASE HARD DRIVE
40 DISABLE PROCESSOR
50 SELF DESTRUCT
I sent it to one person who believed that they were particularly good with computers and downloaded it claiming that it couldn't possibly be a virus but then started feeling really worried upon seeing that it had actual codes. I told them that the only way to remove it was to repeatedly open and close internet explorer for half an hour.