Kat Surth's Morbid Greeting Cards

Send a Morbid Greeting Card!

To show your friends how sick & twisted you really are, choose a morbid photo to make your creepy greeting card. Then add a message and send it out. Just do not send this card to spam or harass anyone. Otherwise you could face lawsuits or crimial action in your area, or whatever your victim decides to do to you.

Step #1: Select Card

Please select one of the cards below.

Step #2: Name and E-Mail Information

In the boxes below, please enter both your's and the recipient's name and e-mail addresses.

PLEASE BE CERTAIN OF RECIPIENT'S E-MAIL ADDRESS

Your Name

Your E-Mail Address

Recipient's Name

Recipient's E-Mail Address

Step #3: Select Your Text and Background Colors

Using the two selector pulldowns below, please select your text and background colors. The script will not check to see if you have both colors set the same, so if you want your recipient to be able to read the card, please select two different colors!

Text Color

Background Color

Step #4: Enter Your Title and Message

In the box below, please enter your message. Please feel free to use HTML to express yourself!

Card Title

Your Message

Step #5: Sign Your Card

Please fill in below, how you would like to sign your card. Examples would be: "Deathly Greetings!" / "Hehehe!" / "Me!".

Step #7: Proceed To Preview or Start Over

You are now ready to preview your card! To do so, just click on the PREVIEW button below. If you want to clear the form and start all over, select START-OVER. Your card will not be sent until you press the SEND-CARD button on the preview screen.



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