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Sheffield WH58005 3 Piece Multi-function Tool and Knife Set
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Looking to get rid of these. First to comment gets 'em.

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Indiana Jones and the Temple of Doom (novelization)
Indiana Jones and the Peril at Delphi (cover is tattered/damaged, but it looks to have all the pages)
Robotech novels #2-4, 6, 18
Mortal Kombat (novelization)

Drop a comment to claim and e-mail me at jcrewguy@gmail.com with your address.

Edit: All gone!

I heard that Costco has significant discounts on medications, especially generic OTC ones. Curious, I went to check it out at their website (non-members of Costco can purchase stuff for a small surcharge) and discovered that the OTC allergy medication I buy (loratadine, the generic version of Claritin) is MUCH less expensive at Costco ( Read more... )

1. To help out a friend in need.
2. Get a early start on your Christmas Gift Giving.
3. Help g get rid of all the ex’s totally guy movies.

So here’s the deal (note my lazy in stealing Ingrid_m’ s description):

emrinalexander and her disabled partner of many years, Annie, are going through some seriously tough financial straits at the moment ( Read more... )

Good tips... forgive me if this has been posted before! :-)
http://www.bettertimesinfo.org/20survivalstrategies.htm

Just wanted to share a couple of frugal websites I've been enjoying:

Living on a Dime

Frugal Living

Frugal Homemaker

The Frugal Life

Since those of us in the colder regions are looking at a winter of very high heating bills, my family is looking at ways to cut our budget. One way to do so without enormous changes to our lifestyle is via our grocery bill, so I'm hoping maybe we can have a thread here with different ideas (including recipes or not) of meals that are fairly ( Read more... )

A follow up on using Booksfree (this is a service like netlifx, only for books--you pay a flat monthly fee for a theoretically unlimited number of books per month):

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Booksfree.com. Like Netflix, but for books. Apparently you pay $8/month to get books, including audiobooks, in the mail. Read, return, get more books.

Arguably this is something that's done completely free by your local library, but if your local library sucks and/or isn't easy to get to, this is possibly a nice alternative ( Read more... )