RossMAN

Hijack NBC's "Today" show and demand everyone who bought 20+ Elmo TMX's return them to the store and donate their eBay profits to a local charity. While giving a shout-out to your GottaDeal homies of course

My words of wisdom: You gotta spend money to save money

Please PM me with any questions or suggestions.

Not unless my wife is working.

eBay auctions are a few dollars less but nothing significant after you factor in $8-$10 shipping. Search eBay for M9837LL/A

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I can't imagine what it must be like working in retail on BF. It must be sheer madness and chaos.

Yep.

Olympus 1GB High Speed xD Picture Card (H-1GB) Type H-Series for $29.99 http://shop3.outpost.com/product/4787689 Make sure it's compatible with your digicam.

These are pretty popular toys, I would grab the first one you find.

jedigirl21 has some exellent suggestions. Whenever we rent a car or book a hotel room I always ask if they offer a AAA discount? The answer is usually yes. I'll check my Entertainment Book, if it has any car rental coupons you're welcome to have them.

I was wondering if anyone would catch that 7 Eleven is an international convenience store chain.

I've given up CostCo, KMart, Walmart, Sears, Target, 7 Eleven - they're all SOLD OUT

Ban!

How considerate of you

Since these are all in one printers, which function do you use the most besides printing? Copying or faxing?

Holla!

The printer in question is the Lexmark X1185

What happens if you bring a kid, can they get a ticket for a $1,000 HDTV?

I wonder how this compares to the Dell 2005/2007? Samsung is a great brand and it's tempting at this price.

Same here and remember our main site and forums are open year round, not just BF. $399 laptops, $39 MP3 Players, cheap digicams and more.

That's awesome, I wish more stores did that.

Same here, even a nice L desk without glass surface would be perfect.

It seems the emphasis is usually on computers, electronics, toys and tools. What about furniture?