h a l f b a k e r yI think this would be a great thing to not do.
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Most recent Watchtower tract is titled "Pornography : Harmless or Toxic ?" The tract shows up monthly in the the laundry, (creased opened to page 7 this month) and after a couple of weeks I toss it into the recycle bin.
If they printed it on paper toweling ( Sheets or rolls ?) it might at least
get inside the home and be used.
Printing religious tracts on toilet paper occurred to me as well, but there are just too many easy puns. And using it would feel weird.
The best political ad I ever saw was a freebee that had the guys face on a potholder. Aunt used the potholder many years and THE GUY WAS IN OFFICE MANY YEARS AS WELL.
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I'd throw those directly into the trash no matter how
useful they were designed to be. |
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I like to subtly modify them and drop them back off
at the local Kingdom Hall. Some ketchup-imitating-
blood fingerprints, the names of some dead ex-
witnesses, and a scrawled reference to Mark Twain's
uncanny prediction of his own death are fun
additions. |
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If they were made of tissue, they wouldn't be nearly so good as firelighters. Then again, the supply of regular junkmail is plentiful, so it wouldn't be a problem. |
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A cautious croissant to you. |
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Hmmm... satanic flashpaper tracts. There's potential
there. |
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