There's one more option that I forgot. It is E-bay. Believe it or not, there is actually are market for that shit. Who knows? You may currently be the not-so-proud owner of an issue that someone is specifically searching for, although it is admittedly difficult to envisage a person who would actually be hunting for such bilge.
What should I do with the old magazines?
by sacolton 58 Replies latest jw friends
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I agree with Rapunzel and mine were put in the recycling box.
Ebay is also a good alternative. No matter what the motives are, some people may be interested in that stuff. -
Awakened at Gilead
Shred and Recycle....
Most people who read it should be able to see right through the bs.... so even if you just recycle you should be OK.
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White Dove
Roast marshmallows and hotdogs over them
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Bumble Bee
All my books (with the exception of a few) went in the recycle. Trust me, no one is going to read them once they go in that truck. They are dumped at the sorting station, compressed and bailed.
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White Dove
I think Woodsy Owl is a little OCD.
I'd go for 'postatemallows, hotdogs, and a good cleansing ritual to rid yourself of their negative influence and send them off (as smoke) to never come back again.
Don't forget the beer!
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sacolton
If they are recycled ... does the "old light" get recycled too?
LOL! That made me laff.
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ButtLight
Do you ever run out of Toilet Paper?
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ldrnomo
Drop them off at a local KH with the scripture in Eccl printed on the top
drop them off late Friday night or early Sat morning at the front door on the 2nd Sat of the month
(Ecclesiastes 12:12) . . .To the making of many books there is no end, and much devotion [to them] is wearisome to the flesh.
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sacolton
(Ecclesiastes 12:12) . . .To the making of many books there is no end, and much devotion [to them] is wearisome to the flesh.
Oh, man! That's just beautiful! Beautiful!