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November 24, 2008 at 8:07 PM #309048November 24, 2008 at 9:20 PM #308597socratttParticipant
FLU my wife got those same coupons you are talking about. Of course my wife already shops at the cheap stores for our son, i.e. Old Navy, Gap, Ross (I might add I am very blessed to have a wife that isn’t a Nordstrom shopper). I think we got one coupon for 40% off, which was pretty amazing and of course hard for any woman to pass on.
I had a chat with a family member that laughed at me about 4 months ago when I told him how bad the economy was going to get. Now he told me that he is praying it doesn’t get as bad as I predicted. My only fear is once all the poop hits the fan and our dollar eventually gets devalued will the items we are currently purchasing end up becoming much more expensive due to inflation? It seems inevitable that inflation isn’t too far off. With amount of debt this country currently owns and a never ending open wallet with the Fed, I can’t imagine prices will stay the same for much longer.
Maybe everyone should buy clothes for the next few years after Christmas (you better make sure you don’t eat too much stuffing, so you fit in those clothes). I know I am going to splurge a bit because I haven’t seen clothes this cheap since Carter was working on his affordable housing bill (actually I wasn’t alive, so I am lying)!
November 24, 2008 at 9:20 PM #308966socratttParticipantFLU my wife got those same coupons you are talking about. Of course my wife already shops at the cheap stores for our son, i.e. Old Navy, Gap, Ross (I might add I am very blessed to have a wife that isn’t a Nordstrom shopper). I think we got one coupon for 40% off, which was pretty amazing and of course hard for any woman to pass on.
I had a chat with a family member that laughed at me about 4 months ago when I told him how bad the economy was going to get. Now he told me that he is praying it doesn’t get as bad as I predicted. My only fear is once all the poop hits the fan and our dollar eventually gets devalued will the items we are currently purchasing end up becoming much more expensive due to inflation? It seems inevitable that inflation isn’t too far off. With amount of debt this country currently owns and a never ending open wallet with the Fed, I can’t imagine prices will stay the same for much longer.
Maybe everyone should buy clothes for the next few years after Christmas (you better make sure you don’t eat too much stuffing, so you fit in those clothes). I know I am going to splurge a bit because I haven’t seen clothes this cheap since Carter was working on his affordable housing bill (actually I wasn’t alive, so I am lying)!
November 24, 2008 at 9:20 PM #309068socratttParticipantFLU my wife got those same coupons you are talking about. Of course my wife already shops at the cheap stores for our son, i.e. Old Navy, Gap, Ross (I might add I am very blessed to have a wife that isn’t a Nordstrom shopper). I think we got one coupon for 40% off, which was pretty amazing and of course hard for any woman to pass on.
I had a chat with a family member that laughed at me about 4 months ago when I told him how bad the economy was going to get. Now he told me that he is praying it doesn’t get as bad as I predicted. My only fear is once all the poop hits the fan and our dollar eventually gets devalued will the items we are currently purchasing end up becoming much more expensive due to inflation? It seems inevitable that inflation isn’t too far off. With amount of debt this country currently owns and a never ending open wallet with the Fed, I can’t imagine prices will stay the same for much longer.
Maybe everyone should buy clothes for the next few years after Christmas (you better make sure you don’t eat too much stuffing, so you fit in those clothes). I know I am going to splurge a bit because I haven’t seen clothes this cheap since Carter was working on his affordable housing bill (actually I wasn’t alive, so I am lying)!
November 24, 2008 at 9:20 PM #308985socratttParticipantFLU my wife got those same coupons you are talking about. Of course my wife already shops at the cheap stores for our son, i.e. Old Navy, Gap, Ross (I might add I am very blessed to have a wife that isn’t a Nordstrom shopper). I think we got one coupon for 40% off, which was pretty amazing and of course hard for any woman to pass on.
I had a chat with a family member that laughed at me about 4 months ago when I told him how bad the economy was going to get. Now he told me that he is praying it doesn’t get as bad as I predicted. My only fear is once all the poop hits the fan and our dollar eventually gets devalued will the items we are currently purchasing end up becoming much more expensive due to inflation? It seems inevitable that inflation isn’t too far off. With amount of debt this country currently owns and a never ending open wallet with the Fed, I can’t imagine prices will stay the same for much longer.
Maybe everyone should buy clothes for the next few years after Christmas (you better make sure you don’t eat too much stuffing, so you fit in those clothes). I know I am going to splurge a bit because I haven’t seen clothes this cheap since Carter was working on his affordable housing bill (actually I wasn’t alive, so I am lying)!
November 24, 2008 at 9:20 PM #309006socratttParticipantFLU my wife got those same coupons you are talking about. Of course my wife already shops at the cheap stores for our son, i.e. Old Navy, Gap, Ross (I might add I am very blessed to have a wife that isn’t a Nordstrom shopper). I think we got one coupon for 40% off, which was pretty amazing and of course hard for any woman to pass on.
I had a chat with a family member that laughed at me about 4 months ago when I told him how bad the economy was going to get. Now he told me that he is praying it doesn’t get as bad as I predicted. My only fear is once all the poop hits the fan and our dollar eventually gets devalued will the items we are currently purchasing end up becoming much more expensive due to inflation? It seems inevitable that inflation isn’t too far off. With amount of debt this country currently owns and a never ending open wallet with the Fed, I can’t imagine prices will stay the same for much longer.
Maybe everyone should buy clothes for the next few years after Christmas (you better make sure you don’t eat too much stuffing, so you fit in those clothes). I know I am going to splurge a bit because I haven’t seen clothes this cheap since Carter was working on his affordable housing bill (actually I wasn’t alive, so I am lying)!
November 24, 2008 at 9:39 PM #309073CoronitaParticipantFor those who are counting pennies….
This has got to be a joke… I have not seen any stores offer the typical “free” or “almost free” loss-leaders to get folks to wake up at 5am. Once upon of time I did this to stock up on free blank CD/DVD’s, memory card, memory card readers, memory etc.
With a bad economy, would have expected Staples,etc do the same thing again this year…Apparently not. Oh, well. I have about 5 years worth of blank media that I don’t need to worry about.
November 24, 2008 at 9:39 PM #308602CoronitaParticipantFor those who are counting pennies….
This has got to be a joke… I have not seen any stores offer the typical “free” or “almost free” loss-leaders to get folks to wake up at 5am. Once upon of time I did this to stock up on free blank CD/DVD’s, memory card, memory card readers, memory etc.
With a bad economy, would have expected Staples,etc do the same thing again this year…Apparently not. Oh, well. I have about 5 years worth of blank media that I don’t need to worry about.
November 24, 2008 at 9:39 PM #309011CoronitaParticipantFor those who are counting pennies….
This has got to be a joke… I have not seen any stores offer the typical “free” or “almost free” loss-leaders to get folks to wake up at 5am. Once upon of time I did this to stock up on free blank CD/DVD’s, memory card, memory card readers, memory etc.
With a bad economy, would have expected Staples,etc do the same thing again this year…Apparently not. Oh, well. I have about 5 years worth of blank media that I don’t need to worry about.
November 24, 2008 at 9:39 PM #308990CoronitaParticipantFor those who are counting pennies….
This has got to be a joke… I have not seen any stores offer the typical “free” or “almost free” loss-leaders to get folks to wake up at 5am. Once upon of time I did this to stock up on free blank CD/DVD’s, memory card, memory card readers, memory etc.
With a bad economy, would have expected Staples,etc do the same thing again this year…Apparently not. Oh, well. I have about 5 years worth of blank media that I don’t need to worry about.
November 24, 2008 at 9:39 PM #308971CoronitaParticipantFor those who are counting pennies….
This has got to be a joke… I have not seen any stores offer the typical “free” or “almost free” loss-leaders to get folks to wake up at 5am. Once upon of time I did this to stock up on free blank CD/DVD’s, memory card, memory card readers, memory etc.
With a bad economy, would have expected Staples,etc do the same thing again this year…Apparently not. Oh, well. I have about 5 years worth of blank media that I don’t need to worry about.
November 25, 2008 at 9:05 AM #308802BGinRBParticipantEven the traditionally ‘free after mail in rebate’ 6-outlet surge protector @ Staples is $4.99 this year.
It will feel weird being in bed after 4am on BF.
November 25, 2008 at 9:05 AM #309170BGinRBParticipantEven the traditionally ‘free after mail in rebate’ 6-outlet surge protector @ Staples is $4.99 this year.
It will feel weird being in bed after 4am on BF.
November 25, 2008 at 9:05 AM #309190BGinRBParticipantEven the traditionally ‘free after mail in rebate’ 6-outlet surge protector @ Staples is $4.99 this year.
It will feel weird being in bed after 4am on BF.
November 25, 2008 at 9:05 AM #309212BGinRBParticipantEven the traditionally ‘free after mail in rebate’ 6-outlet surge protector @ Staples is $4.99 this year.
It will feel weird being in bed after 4am on BF.
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