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TripmasterG

join:2004-01-01
Centreville, VA

Re: Use email address to send snail mail

And in the reverse every time someone catches your email address online they could mail you tons of brochures and that crap waste of trees we all love. At least with spam you just have to click delete.
permalink · 2006-06-02 09:00:41 · Reply to this
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