What have you sent the GOP (or any other org you don't like) in the prepaid envelope?

[pstokely]

I send useless stuff that will fit in the envelope (without personal info) like expired coupons and non-winning lottery tickets. I signed up on the mailing lists of all the Repub candidates with a fake name but I never received any cash begging letters from anyone besides Giuliani.

[tblue]

1. I want one! How did you get on the list?

[pstokely]

2. Sign up for updates on the GOP websites

Use a fake name

[cliffordu]

3. Something the Lord and my cat made......

[Oldtimeralso]

4. Do what I do

Tape it to a small box filled with doggy do-do.

[pstokely]

6. But your mail carrier would have to put up with the smell

Don't punish him/her

[alfredo]

5. If it is push poll, I critique the questions, but don't answer them.

[Rincewind]

7. Mailings

Years ago, I used to just throw out the mailings I got from republicans asking for money. Then I got my first computer, and got on the internet. Now, when I get one, I get on the internet, go to their Democratic opponents website ( or the DNC) and print out several sheets of good, solid Democratic information, and send it to the poor, intellectually starving republicans. If I can turn just one campaign volunteer, my life will be complete.

[Wilms]

8. When Ken Blackwell ran for gov in OH, I sent him a dollar.

A Deception Dollar.

[Texifornia]

9. I sent the RNC

a picture of Rudy in drag, back when he was inevitable.

[ribrepin]

10. When the AARP was backing Bush on Medicare reform

I received a mailing asking me to join. I carefully attached 7 pennies and wrote a message about the right-wing take-over of the AARP. I like to think my act of defiance changed the AARP's stand when it came to "fixing" Social Security.:evilgrin: