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From: cmw1725@tamsun.tamu.edu (Christopher Walton)
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Subject: Re: Here's how to CONTROL YOUR JUNK MAIL
Keywords: DMA Suppression junk-mail recycling activism
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Date: 27 Jan 91 20:12:28 GMT
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ONE MANS JUNK IS ANOTHER MANS TREASURE!

Don't get personal opinions in the way of having an open mind about BOTH the
GOOD AND BAD, that these things can do.  This applies in any and all facets
of life.  HAVE an opinion, it is your RESPONSIBILITY, but don't hamper other
peoples as well in trying to keep your own.  Who knows, one day you might
change your mind.

(Isn't life great)

I personally LIKE *SOME* of the junk mail I have gotten over the years, and
have gotten a few good deals in that way.  On the other hand, most of it IS
junk, but doesn't this relationship apply to all of life and not just glossy
paper with a postage paid stamp on it.

(THINK ABOUT IT)

I am sure most people have gotten some kind of use out of some of the JM they
have recieved.

(PLEASE NO FLAMES, I am just expressing some of my thoughts, good or bad)

Christopher Walton
cmw1725@tamsun.tamu.edu
n074ev@tamuts.tamu.edu