To: golitely
Now I can't even read my Red Book or Goodhousekeeping. Yesterday I threw away an unopened envelope full of coupons. I won't use them anymore. I can just imagine some "stuff envelopes for money--from home" type sprinkling powder on the inserts. My junk mail goes striaght in the trash now, no time for curiousity.
53 posted on
11/01/2001 6:36:28 AM PST by
Samwise
To: Samwise
Samwise, same here for junk mail. But I'll read my magazines probably--especially my favorite, Insight, which has none of those pesky perfumed inserts that make me sneeze. But if I lived in a large population center, I don't think I'd buy one off the newsstand. Especially in the NY/NJ area, which almost seems to be a center for this, doesn't it? I'm starting to think it's either one person, or one smallish cell at work here--and that maybe we can even figure out who he or they are, and put a stop to it. If so, it will be one down, but how many more to go?
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