Feel Lonely? Isolated? Forgotten? Ignored?

Snake45

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Buy something from My Pillow. Your email box will never be empty again. :lol:

The same can be said about Airgun Depot and Pyramyd Air. But every now and then, one of those is actually entertaining or useful. :wink:
 
WAYNO said:
or, AARP. Even when cancelled, they never stop giving. :?
You couldn't pay me to belong to AARP. :evil: I joined AMAC, which has all the same benefits and supports good people and causes (and our 2A), unlike AARP.
 
I made a $100 donation to Donald Trump quite a while ago and now get an average of 30 emails a day from different Republicans looking for money. Now they try to shame me into giving them more, one email they even asked... "Are you a Democrat now"? :lol:
 
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My pillow guy dropped some big bucks to help Kyle Rittenhouse.

Was it a publicity stunt or true patriotism? I ordered a pillow & thanked him.

My e-mails were not bombarded.
 
nekvermont said:
I made a $100 donation to Donald Trump quite a while ago and now get an average of 30 emails a day from different Republicans looking for money. Now they try to shame me into giving them more, one email they even asked... "Are you a Democrat now"? :lol:


ditto
 
I contributed something to some semi-conservative cause, and now I get junk mail from republicans, on top of the junk mail I get because my ex-wife contributed to some Bambiist causes. Now that it's colder, it all goes into the wood stove. I never gave out my email.
 
Once, a few years ago, I made a donation to St.Jude's hospital (one of my daughters was in a marathon to benefit the hospital). I can depend on at least two donation requests per month now. We have a 'recycle' bag and a paper shredder. They both get lots of use.
 
My wife used to donate to every charity that ever mailed her anything. I finally convinced her that they sell their donor's info to other charities, which is why we were constantly bombarded by them. Once I persuaded her to either stop entirely or else donate anonymously, the junk mail and spam became much, much less.
 
Snake45 said:
You couldn't pay me to belong to AARP. :evil:
They literally paid me to join. My then insurance company gave me a discount of
almost $100/yr, if I was a member. I joined for (IIRC) about $25, and have never
paid AARP since.

I find their politics appalling! But when you can make over $50, just to join . . . . .
(department of redundancy department, I made ONE payment only) AND that
discount continued until I moved here in '18.

I'll also mention that they are part of the Medicare thingie I'm signed up with
and my . . one . . prescription (LISINOPRIL) has not cost me anything for over
two years now. OH, and the PCP co-pay is zero.

I dislike them intensely, but when I have more money in my pocket by maintaining
a "membership" . . . . :roll:
 

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