Saltpork545 t1_iutylxh wrote on November 3, 2022 at 12:12 AM

You're on the voter registry and midterms are like 6 days away. We're all getting them. I had 3 just today and I live alone.

Removeme80 t1_ixpd1st wrote on November 25, 2022 at 6:19 AM

There are steps you can take to reduce the amount of unwanted USPS political mailers.

Keep in mind being registered to vote automatically opts you in to receiving political mail/calls/texts/emails, etc. Your voter registration is public record and is obtained by campaigns for their mailing/call/email lists.
Voting early seems to reduce these unwanted mailers/phone calls/emails that are connected to the voter registration list.
I personally cancel my voter registration after I have voted so it prevents my info from being public record for long periods of time. I then register to vote at the last possible moment as well.
Check to see if your state has a confidential voter registration program. This will prevent your voter registration info from being shared.
Phone numbers/emails are optional info on voter registration - if you don’t provide this info then you won’t receive political calls/emails.

It is NOT required by law in the USA to have a phone number or email address! Do keep in mind that NOT providing this info will hinder the election board in contacting you if there is an issue with an absentee/mail in ballot.

Install a spam filter app that blocks texts messages based on keywords ("Democrat" "republican" "vote" etc).

NOTE: If receiving phone calls from the “other” party or addressing someone else - a sign that the previous owner of your phone number still has your number listed on their voter registration. Contact your state/local election board and ask for your number to be removed from this individual’s voter registration form.

Past resident - if the mailer was mailed using USPS marketing program EDDM/ECRWSS/ECRWSH - this is a sign that USPS has this name variation still listed as a current resident. The ECRWSS/ECRWSH is basically the USPS’s mailing list instead of their own internal one (voter list). These mailers are mailed to every address on an USPS mail route.

How to stop these mailers (political & non-political) in past resident names - Ask mail carrier to MLNA (moved left no address) the name variation.

https://link.usps.com/2021/06/02/mdd-update/

NOTE: Some mail carriers won’t MLNA non-first class mail so you may have to beg/bribe them especially if the name variation isn’t receiving any other mail. Obtain the VACANT form from local USPS and fill this out with the names of everyone who should receive mail at said address and place in your mailbox. Attach a list of past resident names that need to be MLNA - don’t forget bribe snacks!

Past resident - if the mailer isn’t ECRWSS/ECRWSH - sign they haven’t updated their address on their voter registration. Contact your state election board and have your address removed.

https://www.usa.gov/election-office

How to check if someone still has your address/phone number listed on their voter registration - search address/phone number in websites like voterrecords.com & voteref.com
Sign the EDDM petition

cktk9 t1_iuu2iaz wrote on November 3, 2022 at 12:40 AM

It has been particularly bad this year. Eight pieces of junk mail received today, including the junk AJ Exner placed himself on my front door.

Removeme80 t1_ixpd74a wrote on November 25, 2022 at 6:21 AM

There are steps you can take to reduce the amount of unwanted USPS political mailers.

Keep in mind being registered to vote automatically opts you in to receiving political mail/calls/texts/emails, etc. Your voter registration is public record and is obtained by campaigns for their mailing/call/email lists.
Voting early seems to reduce these unwanted mailers/phone calls/emails that are connected to the voter registration list.
I personally cancel my voter registration after I have voted so it prevents my info from being public record for long periods of time. I then register to vote at the last possible moment as well.
Check to see if your state has a confidential voter registration program. This will prevent your voter registration info from being shared.
Phone numbers/emails are optional info on voter registration - if you don’t provide this info then you won’t receive political calls/emails.

It is NOT required by law in the USA to have a phone number or email address! Do keep in mind that NOT providing this info will hinder the election board in contacting you if there is an issue with an absentee/mail in ballot.

Install a spam filter app that blocks texts messages based on keywords ("Democrat" "republican" "vote" etc).

NOTE: If receiving phone calls from the “other” party or addressing someone else - a sign that the previous owner of your phone number still has your number listed on their voter registration. Contact your state/local election board and ask for your number to be removed from this individual’s voter registration form.

Past resident - if the mailer was mailed using USPS marketing program EDDM/ECRWSS/ECRWSH - this is a sign that USPS has this name variation still listed as a current resident. The ECRWSS/ECRWSH is basically the USPS’s mailing list instead of their own internal one (voter list). These mailers are mailed to every address on an USPS mail route.

How to stop these mailers (political & non-political) in past resident names - Ask mail carrier to MLNA (moved left no address) the name variation.

https://link.usps.com/2021/06/02/mdd-update/

NOTE: Some mail carriers won’t MLNA non-first class mail so you may have to beg/bribe them especially if the name variation isn’t receiving any other mail. Obtain the VACANT form from local USPS and fill this out with the names of everyone who should receive mail at said address and place in your mailbox. Attach a list of past resident names that need to be MLNA - don’t forget bribe snacks!

Past resident - if the mailer isn’t ECRWSS/ECRWSH - sign they haven’t updated their address on their voter registration. Contact your state election board and have your address removed.

https://www.usa.gov/election-office

How to check if someone still has your address/phone number listed on their voter registration - search address/phone number in websites like voterrecords.com & voteref.com
Sign the EDDM petition

MonoChaos t1_iuux7tm wrote on November 3, 2022 at 4:50 AM

Same here. It's especially annoying when I get Republican flyers. I'm not Democratic (I am a left leaning independent) but I do vote Democratic because the Republicans are against everything I stand for and the two party system has a stranglehold on this country.

Removeme80 t1_ixpdbcq wrote on November 25, 2022 at 6:23 AM

There are steps you can take to reduce the amount of unwanted USPS political mailers.

Keep in mind being registered to vote automatically opts you in to receiving political mail/calls/texts/emails, etc. Your voter registration is public record and is obtained by campaigns for their mailing/call/email lists.
Voting early seems to reduce these unwanted mailers/phone calls/emails that are connected to the voter registration list.
I personally cancel my voter registration after I have voted so it prevents my info from being public record for long periods of time. I then register to vote at the last possible moment as well.
Check to see if your state has a confidential voter registration program. This will prevent your voter registration info from being shared.
Phone numbers/emails are optional info on voter registration - if you don’t provide this info then you won’t receive political calls/emails.

It is NOT required by law in the USA to have a phone number or email address! Do keep in mind that NOT providing this info will hinder the election board in contacting you if there is an issue with an absentee/mail in ballot.

Install a spam filter app that blocks texts messages based on keywords ("Democrat" "republican" "vote" etc).

NOTE: If receiving phone calls from the “other” party or addressing someone else - a sign that the previous owner of your phone number still has your number listed on their voter registration. Contact your state/local election board and ask for your number to be removed from this individual’s voter registration form.

Past resident - if the mailer was mailed using USPS marketing program EDDM/ECRWSS/ECRWSH - this is a sign that USPS has this name variation still listed as a current resident. The ECRWSS/ECRWSH is basically the USPS’s mailing list instead of their own internal one (voter list). These mailers are mailed to every address on an USPS mail route.

How to stop these mailers (political & non-political) in past resident names - Ask mail carrier to MLNA (moved left no address) the name variation.

https://link.usps.com/2021/06/02/mdd-update/

NOTE: Some mail carriers won’t MLNA non-first class mail so you may have to beg/bribe them especially if the name variation isn’t receiving any other mail. Obtain the VACANT form from local USPS and fill this out with the names of everyone who should receive mail at said address and place in your mailbox. Attach a list of past resident names that need to be MLNA - don’t forget bribe snacks!

Past resident - if the mailer isn’t ECRWSS/ECRWSH - sign they haven’t updated their address on their voter registration. Contact your state election board and have your address removed.

https://www.usa.gov/election-office

How to check if someone still has your address/phone number listed on their voter registration - search address/phone number in websites like voterrecords.com & voteref.com
Sign the EDDM petition

MenopausalMama t1_iuts35x wrote on November 2, 2022 at 11:26 PM

There are four voters in our household and we get four copies of everything.

Removeme80 t1_ixpdd96 wrote on November 25, 2022 at 6:23 AM

There are steps you can take to reduce the amount of unwanted USPS political mailers.

Keep in mind being registered to vote automatically opts you in to receiving political mail/calls/texts/emails, etc. Your voter registration is public record and is obtained by campaigns for their mailing/call/email lists.
Voting early seems to reduce these unwanted mailers/phone calls/emails that are connected to the voter registration list.
I personally cancel my voter registration after I have voted so it prevents my info from being public record for long periods of time. I then register to vote at the last possible moment as well.
Check to see if your state has a confidential voter registration program. This will prevent your voter registration info from being shared.
Phone numbers/emails are optional info on voter registration - if you don’t provide this info then you won’t receive political calls/emails.

It is NOT required by law in the USA to have a phone number or email address! Do keep in mind that NOT providing this info will hinder the election board in contacting you if there is an issue with an absentee/mail in ballot.

Install a spam filter app that blocks texts messages based on keywords ("Democrat" "republican" "vote" etc).

NOTE: If receiving phone calls from the “other” party or addressing someone else - a sign that the previous owner of your phone number still has your number listed on their voter registration. Contact your state/local election board and ask for your number to be removed from this individual’s voter registration form.

Past resident - if the mailer was mailed using USPS marketing program EDDM/ECRWSS/ECRWSH - this is a sign that USPS has this name variation still listed as a current resident. The ECRWSS/ECRWSH is basically the USPS’s mailing list instead of their own internal one (voter list). These mailers are mailed to every address on an USPS mail route.

How to stop these mailers (political & non-political) in past resident names - Ask mail carrier to MLNA (moved left no address) the name variation.

https://link.usps.com/2021/06/02/mdd-update/

NOTE: Some mail carriers won’t MLNA non-first class mail so you may have to beg/bribe them especially if the name variation isn’t receiving any other mail. Obtain the VACANT form from local USPS and fill this out with the names of everyone who should receive mail at said address and place in your mailbox. Attach a list of past resident names that need to be MLNA - don’t forget bribe snacks!

Past resident - if the mailer isn’t ECRWSS/ECRWSH - sign they haven’t updated their address on their voter registration. Contact your state election board and have your address removed.

https://www.usa.gov/election-office

How to check if someone still has your address/phone number listed on their voter registration - search address/phone number in websites like voterrecords.com & voteref.com
Sign the EDDM petition

chstrumpetdude t1_iuu9m0q wrote on November 3, 2022 at 1:30 AM

Just wait until the presidential caucus our state’s fearless leaders brought back from the 90s where it should have stayed

Legendary_Wombat t1_iuu6eey wrote on November 3, 2022 at 1:07 AM

Out of curiosity, have you voted yet? Mine stopped after I voted.

Amethoran t1_iuv9wzr wrote on November 3, 2022 at 7:40 AM

As long as your registered to vote you'll get everything. And the post office can't really do much about it. They paid the postage they have to deliver. Annoying but its almost over.

Removeme80 t1_ixpdg5d wrote on November 25, 2022 at 6:24 AM

There are steps you can take to reduce the amount of unwanted USPS political mailers.

Keep in mind being registered to vote automatically opts you in to receiving political mail/calls/texts/emails, etc. Your voter registration is public record and is obtained by campaigns for their mailing/call/email lists.
Voting early seems to reduce these unwanted mailers/phone calls/emails that are connected to the voter registration list.
I personally cancel my voter registration after I have voted so it prevents my info from being public record for long periods of time. I then register to vote at the last possible moment as well.
Check to see if your state has a confidential voter registration program. This will prevent your voter registration info from being shared.
Phone numbers/emails are optional info on voter registration - if you don’t provide this info then you won’t receive political calls/emails.

It is NOT required by law in the USA to have a phone number or email address! Do keep in mind that NOT providing this info will hinder the election board in contacting you if there is an issue with an absentee/mail in ballot.

Install a spam filter app that blocks texts messages based on keywords ("Democrat" "republican" "vote" etc).

NOTE: If receiving phone calls from the “other” party or addressing someone else - a sign that the previous owner of your phone number still has your number listed on their voter registration. Contact your state/local election board and ask for your number to be removed from this individual’s voter registration form.

Past resident - if the mailer was mailed using USPS marketing program EDDM/ECRWSS/ECRWSH - this is a sign that USPS has this name variation still listed as a current resident. The ECRWSS/ECRWSH is basically the USPS’s mailing list instead of their own internal one (voter list). These mailers are mailed to every address on an USPS mail route.

How to stop these mailers (political & non-political) in past resident names - Ask mail carrier to MLNA (moved left no address) the name variation.

https://link.usps.com/2021/06/02/mdd-update/

NOTE: Some mail carriers won’t MLNA non-first class mail so you may have to beg/bribe them especially if the name variation isn’t receiving any other mail. Obtain the VACANT form from local USPS and fill this out with the names of everyone who should receive mail at said address and place in your mailbox. Attach a list of past resident names that need to be MLNA - don’t forget bribe snacks!

Past resident - if the mailer isn’t ECRWSS/ECRWSH - sign they haven’t updated their address on their voter registration. Contact your state election board and have your address removed.

https://www.usa.gov/election-office

How to check if someone still has your address/phone number listed on their voter registration - search address/phone number in websites like voterrecords.com & voteref.com
Sign the EDDM petition

EpicMemorableName t1_iuviuz0 wrote on November 3, 2022 at 9:56 AM

Unfortunately it's just a nuisance to endure. I wouldn't know how to get off their mailing lists. Just trash it like the rest of us who already know our votes lol. I would not bother being one of those annoying people that tries giving it back to the mailman. Nothing they can do about having to deliver it, and they are highly scrutinized for any they bring back to make sure they're not making attempts to manipulate votes.

Removeme80 t1_ixpdi23 wrote on November 25, 2022 at 6:25 AM

There are steps you can take to reduce the amount of unwanted USPS political mailers.

Keep in mind being registered to vote automatically opts you in to receiving political mail/calls/texts/emails, etc. Your voter registration is public record and is obtained by campaigns for their mailing/call/email lists.
Voting early seems to reduce these unwanted mailers/phone calls/emails that are connected to the voter registration list.
I personally cancel my voter registration after I have voted so it prevents my info from being public record for long periods of time. I then register to vote at the last possible moment as well.
Check to see if your state has a confidential voter registration program. This will prevent your voter registration info from being shared.
Phone numbers/emails are optional info on voter registration - if you don’t provide this info then you won’t receive political calls/emails.

It is NOT required by law in the USA to have a phone number or email address! Do keep in mind that NOT providing this info will hinder the election board in contacting you if there is an issue with an absentee/mail in ballot.

Install a spam filter app that blocks texts messages based on keywords ("Democrat" "republican" "vote" etc).

NOTE: If receiving phone calls from the “other” party or addressing someone else - a sign that the previous owner of your phone number still has your number listed on their voter registration. Contact your state/local election board and ask for your number to be removed from this individual’s voter registration form.

Past resident - if the mailer was mailed using USPS marketing program EDDM/ECRWSS/ECRWSH - this is a sign that USPS has this name variation still listed as a current resident. The ECRWSS/ECRWSH is basically the USPS’s mailing list instead of their own internal one (voter list). These mailers are mailed to every address on an USPS mail route.

How to stop these mailers (political & non-political) in past resident names - Ask mail carrier to MLNA (moved left no address) the name variation.

https://link.usps.com/2021/06/02/mdd-update/

NOTE: Some mail carriers won’t MLNA non-first class mail so you may have to beg/bribe them especially if the name variation isn’t receiving any other mail. Obtain the VACANT form from local USPS and fill this out with the names of everyone who should receive mail at said address and place in your mailbox. Attach a list of past resident names that need to be MLNA - don’t forget bribe snacks!

Past resident - if the mailer isn’t ECRWSS/ECRWSH - sign they haven’t updated their address on their voter registration. Contact your state election board and have your address removed.

https://www.usa.gov/election-office

How to check if someone still has your address/phone number listed on their voter registration - search address/phone number in websites like voterrecords.com & voteref.com
Sign the EDDM petition

CCrabtree t1_iuvlf83 wrote on November 3, 2022 at 10:30 AM

I unregistered from them. You have to go to each candidates website and hidden there is an opt-out option. I did this over the summer with every single one I got in the mail. I haven't gotten a single one. Sometimes you have to call.

MonoChaos t1_iuwxq86 wrote on November 3, 2022 at 4:49 PM

I wish I known this was an option before. Could have saved me a lot of space in my trash can but now it feels too late with the elections being days away.

Removeme80 t1_ixpdkt2 wrote on November 25, 2022 at 6:26 AM

There are steps you can take to reduce the amount of unwanted USPS political mailers.

Keep in mind being registered to vote automatically opts you in to receiving political mail/calls/texts/emails, etc. Your voter registration is public record and is obtained by campaigns for their mailing/call/email lists.
Voting early seems to reduce these unwanted mailers/phone calls/emails that are connected to the voter registration list.
I personally cancel my voter registration after I have voted so it prevents my info from being public record for long periods of time. I then register to vote at the last possible moment as well.
Check to see if your state has a confidential voter registration program. This will prevent your voter registration info from being shared.
Phone numbers/emails are optional info on voter registration - if you don’t provide this info then you won’t receive political calls/emails.

It is NOT required by law in the USA to have a phone number or email address! Do keep in mind that NOT providing this info will hinder the election board in contacting you if there is an issue with an absentee/mail in ballot.

Install a spam filter app that blocks texts messages based on keywords ("Democrat" "republican" "vote" etc).

NOTE: If receiving phone calls from the “other” party or addressing someone else - a sign that the previous owner of your phone number still has your number listed on their voter registration. Contact your state/local election board and ask for your number to be removed from this individual’s voter registration form.

Past resident - if the mailer was mailed using USPS marketing program EDDM/ECRWSS/ECRWSH - this is a sign that USPS has this name variation still listed as a current resident. The ECRWSS/ECRWSH is basically the USPS’s mailing list instead of their own internal one (voter list). These mailers are mailed to every address on an USPS mail route.

How to stop these mailers (political & non-political) in past resident names - Ask mail carrier to MLNA (moved left no address) the name variation.

https://link.usps.com/2021/06/02/mdd-update/

NOTE: Some mail carriers won’t MLNA non-first class mail so you may have to beg/bribe them especially if the name variation isn’t receiving any other mail. Obtain the VACANT form from local USPS and fill this out with the names of everyone who should receive mail at said address and place in your mailbox. Attach a list of past resident names that need to be MLNA - don’t forget bribe snacks!

Past resident - if the mailer isn’t ECRWSS/ECRWSH - sign they haven’t updated their address on their voter registration. Contact your state election board and have your address removed.

https://www.usa.gov/election-office

How to check if someone still has your address/phone number listed on their voter registration - search address/phone number in websites like voterrecords.com & voteref.com
Sign the EDDM petition

DirtyOldSamurai t1_iuw3ktv wrote on November 3, 2022 at 1:25 PM

Seriously why the fuck are we getting aj exener shit in the box when we’re registered democrats

Removeme80 t1_ixpdmrj wrote on November 25, 2022 at 6:26 AM

There are steps you can take to reduce the amount of unwanted USPS political mailers.

Keep in mind being registered to vote automatically opts you in to receiving political mail/calls/texts/emails, etc. Your voter registration is public record and is obtained by campaigns for their mailing/call/email lists.
Voting early seems to reduce these unwanted mailers/phone calls/emails that are connected to the voter registration list.
I personally cancel my voter registration after I have voted so it prevents my info from being public record for long periods of time. I then register to vote at the last possible moment as well.
Check to see if your state has a confidential voter registration program. This will prevent your voter registration info from being shared.
Phone numbers/emails are optional info on voter registration - if you don’t provide this info then you won’t receive political calls/emails.

It is NOT required by law in the USA to have a phone number or email address! Do keep in mind that NOT providing this info will hinder the election board in contacting you if there is an issue with an absentee/mail in ballot.

Install a spam filter app that blocks texts messages based on keywords ("Democrat" "republican" "vote" etc).

NOTE: If receiving phone calls from the “other” party or addressing someone else - a sign that the previous owner of your phone number still has your number listed on their voter registration. Contact your state/local election board and ask for your number to be removed from this individual’s voter registration form.

Past resident - if the mailer was mailed using USPS marketing program EDDM/ECRWSS/ECRWSH - this is a sign that USPS has this name variation still listed as a current resident. The ECRWSS/ECRWSH is basically the USPS’s mailing list instead of their own internal one (voter list). These mailers are mailed to every address on an USPS mail route.

How to stop these mailers (political & non-political) in past resident names - Ask mail carrier to MLNA (moved left no address) the name variation.

https://link.usps.com/2021/06/02/mdd-update/

NOTE: Some mail carriers won’t MLNA non-first class mail so you may have to beg/bribe them especially if the name variation isn’t receiving any other mail. Obtain the VACANT form from local USPS and fill this out with the names of everyone who should receive mail at said address and place in your mailbox. Attach a list of past resident names that need to be MLNA - don’t forget bribe snacks!

*/Past resident - if the mailer isn’t ECRWSS/ECRWSH - sign they haven’t updated their address on their voter registration. Contact your state election board and have your address removed.

https://www.usa.gov/election-office

How to check if someone still has your address/phone number listed on their voter registration - search address/phone number in websites like voterrecords.com & voteref.com
Sign the EDDM petition

Removeme80 t1_ixpcygv wrote on November 25, 2022 at 6:18 AM

There are steps you can take to reduce the amount of unwanted USPS political mailers.

Keep in mind being registered to vote automatically opts you in to receiving political mail/calls/texts/emails, etc. Your voter registration is public record and is obtained by campaigns for their mailing/call/email lists.
Voting early seems to reduce these unwanted mailers/phone calls/emails that are connected to the voter registration list.
I personally cancel my voter registration after I have voted so it prevents my info from being public record for long periods of time. I then register to vote at the last possible moment as well.
Check to see if your state has a confidential voter registration program. This will prevent your voter registration info from being shared.
Phone numbers/emails are optional info on voter registration - if you don’t provide this info then you won’t receive political calls/emails.

It is NOT required by law in the USA to have a phone number or email address! Do keep in mind that NOT providing this info will hinder the election board in contacting you if there is an issue with an absentee/mail in ballot.

Install a spam filter app that blocks texts messages based on keywords ("Democrat" "republican" "vote" etc).

NOTE: If receiving phone calls from the “other” party or addressing someone else - a sign that the previous owner of your phone number still has your number listed on their voter registration. Contact your state/local election board and ask for your number to be removed from this individual’s voter registration form.

Past resident - if the mailer was mailed using USPS marketing program EDDM/ECRWSS/ECRWSH - this is a sign that USPS has this name variation still listed as a current resident. The ECRWSS/ECRWSH is basically the USPS’s mailing list instead of their own internal one (voter list). These mailers are mailed to every address on an USPS mail route.

How to stop these mailers (political & non-political) in past resident names - Ask mail carrier to MLNA (moved left no address) the name variation.

https://link.usps.com/2021/06/02/mdd-update/

NOTE: Some mail carriers won’t MLNA non-first class mail so you may have to beg/bribe them especially if the name variation isn’t receiving any other mail. Obtain the VACANT form from local USPS and fill this out with the names of everyone who should receive mail at said address and place in your mailbox. Attach a list of past resident names that need to be MLNA - don’t forget bribe snacks!

Past resident - if the mailer isn’t ECRWSS/ECRWSH - sign they haven’t updated their address on their voter registration. Contact your state election board and have your address removed.

https://www.usa.gov/election-office

How to check if someone still has your address/phone number listed on their voter registration - search address/phone number in websites like voterrecords.com & voteref.com
Sign the EDDM petition

Apparently I've landed myself on EVERY local politician's mailing list. Some of them twice. Is there any way to shut the floodgates of spam?

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Saltpork545 t1_iutylxh wrote on November 3, 2022 at 12:12 AM

Removeme80 t1_ixpd1st wrote on November 25, 2022 at 6:19 AM

cktk9 t1_iuu2iaz wrote on November 3, 2022 at 12:40 AM

Removeme80 t1_ixpd74a wrote on November 25, 2022 at 6:21 AM

MonoChaos t1_iuux7tm wrote on November 3, 2022 at 4:50 AM

Removeme80 t1_ixpdbcq wrote on November 25, 2022 at 6:23 AM

MenopausalMama t1_iuts35x wrote on November 2, 2022 at 11:26 PM

Removeme80 t1_ixpdd96 wrote on November 25, 2022 at 6:23 AM

chstrumpetdude t1_iuu9m0q wrote on November 3, 2022 at 1:30 AM

Legendary_Wombat t1_iuu6eey wrote on November 3, 2022 at 1:07 AM

Amethoran t1_iuv9wzr wrote on November 3, 2022 at 7:40 AM

Removeme80 t1_ixpdg5d wrote on November 25, 2022 at 6:24 AM

EpicMemorableName t1_iuviuz0 wrote on November 3, 2022 at 9:56 AM

Removeme80 t1_ixpdi23 wrote on November 25, 2022 at 6:25 AM

CCrabtree t1_iuvlf83 wrote on November 3, 2022 at 10:30 AM

MonoChaos t1_iuwxq86 wrote on November 3, 2022 at 4:49 PM

Removeme80 t1_ixpdkt2 wrote on November 25, 2022 at 6:26 AM

DirtyOldSamurai t1_iuw3ktv wrote on November 3, 2022 at 1:25 PM

Removeme80 t1_ixpdmrj wrote on November 25, 2022 at 6:26 AM

Removeme80 t1_ixpcygv wrote on November 25, 2022 at 6:18 AM