We all have the jones sometimes for a new phone, a new plan, a new carrier. In fact, our jones got so bad that we had to switch carriers, as my wife needed a new phone and wanted a RAZR phone. I had been with Sprint for about 6 years at this point and didn’t really want to switch, but we needed a family plan in order to keep the costs down, and at the time Sprint did not carry the phone she wanted.
Ok, so its a little off topic here, but…….it does save you some money, and it CAN save you some money if you were not planning on having kids yet. If you go to the TROJAN website and sign up, they will send you one free condom. One? Come on now, only one?
Anyway, if you are interested, click on over to TROJAN and get your free sample. And don’t blame me if it doesn’t work, I am only the messenger.
Personally, I think all the hoopla about the Playstation3 is bull. Its a video game for God’s sake…not a way to save the planet or feed some hungry children. It’s a G.A.M.E.. Sorry to all of you out there that just have to have the newest system the day it comes out, but after reading about:
People fighting over the game.
People shooting each other over the game.
People getting robbed over the game.
People selling the game on Ebay for $11,000.
People actually standing in line for days for the game.
I cant take it anymore.
I dont have much to add to this post from CoolTools, so I will put a blurb of it below. Need to fix something around your house but don’t know how or dont want to hire a pro? A company called SmartFlix will rent you DVD’s on how to projects…check it out:
SmartFlix will rent you nearly four thousand How-To DVDs in English. Subjects range from construction techniques (tile laying, cabinet making, timber framing), outdoor activities (kayaking, archery), and self-help, to such specialties as welding, lock-picking, and primitive fire-making.
So, you are a Netflix user and you have the tear off sheet once your movie arrives, right? Well, bring it on up to Blockbuster and get yourself a free rental. Yup, just with the piece of paper you tear off when your movie arrives. From Ars Technica-
Blockbuster has launched a new promotion to attract Netflix users to its DVDs-by-mail service: give them free in-store movies. Through December 21, Netflix users can bring in the address flaps off their mailers and exchange them for a free rental at any local Blockbuster store.
Well, what are you waiting for?
