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RESTAURANT.COM
Get 60% Off + get a FREE $10 Certificate. Get a $25 gift certificate for $4. Use the code KITCHEN. Ends Monday, July 20th. Click here:
RESTAURANT.COM

HOT DOG!
The government allows hot dogs to contain pig snouts, tongues, windpipe, stomach, heart, spleen, and lips. Nothing a little mustard, relish, and ketchup won’t help wash down. I just don’t like when there is too much snout. Now hot dogs filled with spleens…they are the cat’s meow. I can eat them all day long…as long as I have ketchup.

LOBSTER
Lobsters are getting so cheap that now lobster fisherman are selling them from their trucks to make an extra buck by excluding the middle man. Here is the story.http://news.yahoo.com/s/ap/20090623/ap_on_re_us/us_roadside_lobster_3
Lobster are bottom feeders meaning they munch on stuff that ends up at the bottom of the ocean…mostly dead stuff. Same like catfish. They eat all the yuck at the bottom of rivers. Ahh, the food chain…

A LITTLE STORY
For an extra income I started charging birds that have taken up residence around my house in a nest or birdhouse. Those little deadbeats sure don’t like to pay though. I posted notices and also left messages at the local pet shops and asked them to forward it to the birds. I should’ve been a little more clearer though when I asked for a deposit. There were some around the yard and on my windows, but none were of any monetary value.

What really irks me is that I give them food at two different feeders and not once have they sent me a thank you letter or even called to acknowledge all the free food I gave them. And when they clean me out of all the food that I give them they don’t even want to come around to say hello. It’s like I don’t exist. The least they could do is form a barbershop quartet – I love barbershop quartets – and sing some kind of song for me to show me some type of appreciation. Maybe they could even on of my favorite songs like Elvira by the Oak Ridge Boys. Back in the day I tried to form a supergroup of kids from the neighborhood and one of the songs we would sing would be Elvira. That was until Jimmy quit and Jody got married.

Lately I’ve even had a racoon getting into the garage and eating my birdseed stash. No note of thanks. That varmint just scrambles off like an ungrateful lover. Just get what ya want and then run when the lights come on. I did have to grease up the pole to the birdhouse in the yard so that it can’t shimmy its way up it and eat all the birdseed. It did make its way up a few times though. It barely fit into the birdhouse. It looked like one of those fat guys in a Speedo that you see at the beach. Just doesn’t look right or seem right, but you can’t stop looking at the trainwreck.

On the other hand I get plenty of thank you notes and appreciation from the local salamander community. They are just a delight. Sometimes they even surprise me with peanuts that I find around the house. I know they left it for me because there is a salamander ooze on them. And as their homage to me they built a bronze sculpture of me in the backyard. At night I hear them singing me to sleep. Their voices aren’t great. They sound like a drunk Grimace, but it’s the thought that counts.

TRADE DEFICIT
The U.S. trade deficit fell to the lowest level in more than nine years in May as exports posted a small gain while the weak American economy pushed imports down for a 10th straight month. The Commerce Department said Friday the deficit narrowed to $26 billion, a drop of 9.8 percent from April and the lowest level since November 1999.

MCDONALDS
Free coffee at McDonald’s. Click here for more info:
http://articles.moneycentral.msn.com/SmartSpending/mondays-free-mcdonalds-coffee.aspx

MINIMUM WAGE
The Federal minimum wage will rise to from $6.55 to $7.25 an hour on July 24. The increase will be felt in 29 states. Seven states already have laws mandating $7.25 minimum pay, while 14 states and Washington, D.C., exceed the new minimum. Employers are required to pay whichever is the highest: Federal or state.

The U.S. economy has lost nearly 3.4 million jobs in the first half of 2009, which is more than the 3.1 million lost during all of 2008. The number of unemployed is nearly 4.4 million, meaning that benefits for some of the unemployed have expired.

At $7.25 an hour, a full-time worker earns $15,080. At the nationwide work week average of 33 hours, the worker would earn $12,441. The U.S. government sets the poverty level at $10,830 for one person or $22,050 for a family of four in the lower 48 states and D.C.

The conundrum is there isn’t much incentive to work full time at minimum wage if that is the only job you can get when government assistance is nearly as good. Jobs should always be better than any type of government assistance. When businesses don’t support the worker with a living wage and benefits then the government has stepped in such as they are trying to do with healthcare. Not always the best thing. Will some businesses not hire people because they can’t afford a higher min wage? Probably, but if businesses want more business then putting it in the hands of those that will spend their discretionary income on businesses that hire min wage workers like fast food, then it’s most likely a wash.

There are some that think a higher minimum wage increases unemployment. Looking at the top 7 states with unemployment with a minimum wage of $8.00 and more shows that the average is nearly exactly the same as the national average. In June 2009, The national average was a 26-year high at 9.5% while the top 7 min wage states was almost the exact rate at 9.56%. If you include the top 13 states, the average is 9.95%. Not that much higher.
Find the states with the highest minimum wage – click here:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_U.S._state_minimum_wages

CVS
Free after extrabucks:
Photo Picture Album
Ends after Tuesday:
Rulers
Pencils
Pens
Scissors

ALDI
Blueberries – 89 cents a pint – stupendous price!
Canteloupe – 79 cents
Strawberries – 1 lb – 99 cents
Watermelon – $2.79

STAPLES
1 cent for a 10 pack of pencils (limit 2).
1 cent after rebate for a ream of paper (limit 2).

LIBRARIES
Thanks to those that piped in your concerns to the politicians about the funding cuts at libraries. The state pulled back on the cuts some.

Joe
http://www.joethecouponguy.com

ALDIS
BLueberries – 1 pint – 89 cent – stupendous deal – best price of the season
Watermelon – $2.79
Strawberries – 1 lb – 99 cents
Canteloupe – 79 cents
Peaches/Plums/Nectarines – 29 cents each – not that great of a deal if they are small

Joe
http://www.joethecouponguy.com

CLEVELAND INDEPENDENTS
Gift Certificate Sale starts July 14. Get discounted gift certificates at local area independent restaurants.
Got to: http://www.clevelandindependents.com.

MALL CLOSINGS
Read a story about mall closings – may be some in your area: http://finance.yahoo.com/news/Americas-Most-Endangered-usnews-1952033275.html?x=0&.v=1

A LITTLE STORY
I noticed another one of those people that keep their mouth open whenever they are deep in thought or confused. He was trying to decide what he wanted on the Wendy’s value menu. The prices are so good that I think he was having a hard time deciding what to get. This time it was a bit different though. I noticed a group of houseflies playing pinochle on his tongue. There was enough light with his open mouth for them to deal the cards and all. They were snacking on some Cheetos in-between his teeth left over from last nights meal. I could tell he didn’t floss or brush his teeth. The deeper his thought the wider his mouth got. He would’ve been a dentist’s dream. No need to ask him to open his mouth. Just ask him a question and there opens his trap and a confused look forms on their face.

One of the flies was playing a banjo. It was a catchy tune. My leg started to go up and down and I started to slap my knee. I wanted to dance, but I was still in line. But I said the heck with it and let out some hoots and started dancing. I tried to get some other patrons in the store to do-si-do with me. It partly was a ploy to move up in line. I figured I could swing my partner and then move up to the next one until I was next in line. But then I realized it wasn’t a banjo playing fly and that it instead was some odd moans he was making as though his thought patterns were verbalized. You know, how people talk when they are thinking hard. By then moved from 8th to 3rd in line.

Now I had a complex because I figured people understood why I was dancing. I kept my composure and started to whistle. It wasn’t professional whistling. Just some improvised tune. But did you ever hear someone belt out a well inflected tune whistling like they want you to notice how well they whistle. The stanzas are well put together and the notes just bounce off the walls. I noticed someone else in line started dancing to my whistling though. I started to feel better about my whistling so I puffed my chest out and I got a little more crafty with my tune. The high notes got higher and the low notes got lower. I rat-a-tat-tatted a tune. And I kicked up the beat a notch to give this person a tune that was something a little more danceable. He started to do-si-do in line just like I did, but as he got to me I punched him in the head.

Back to the open mouth guy. Did you ever come across people that mouth the same words that you are saying. That’s when I usually talk real fast to see if they can keep up and I talk nonsensically to make it even harder. I’ll even eat something like a carrot to see if the also mouth the way I’m eating my food while I’m talking. I play games like that to amuse myself sometimes. Homo Sapiens. Such odd creatures.

RESTAURANT.COM
Get a $25 gift certificate for $3 – a 70% savings (normally $10). Check out the new restaurants that have been added like Fat Fish Blue.
Click here:
Restaurant.com

LOCAL ADS
Find local Cleveland area store ads on http://www.shoplocal.com/cleveland/circulars.fp.
Or find ads in your area at http://www.shoplocal.com.

WEB-SITE FAVORITES
Find all your favorite sites in one listing. Great for you super surfers.
http://www.allmyfaves.com.

CVS
Sunday papers are 99 cents each Sunday until 7/26.
Free after extrabucks – CVS brand pencils, tape, and pantiliners.

RITE AID
99 cents after rebate:
Anti-Monkey Butt – yes, yes, there is a product with this name. I dare some of you to go there just to buy this one product. And while you’re in line just grimace and rub your behind. Ask the cashier if you can use it right away.
No – Doz

K-MART
Both Big K’s and Super K’s are doubling until 7/11. Supposed to be up to 10 coupons per visit can be used. Coupons up to $2 and less are doubled. They stopped taking internet coupons for the doubles, but I’ve seen that rule vary by store/cashier. Remember coupons that have a UPC that start with a 9 won’t double (they usually say do not double on them). It has to start with a 5.
Go to this site for a breakdown on some of the deals: http://hip2save.blogspot.com/2009/06/kmart-double-coupon-deals-67-613.html

WALMART
What percentage of the items they sell are made in China? It’s 70% as reported in http://www.wakeupwalmart.com. Remember how they used to tout how all their products were made in America. Check out the site – some shocking stats.

DAMONS
Wind back Wednesday with their original menu prices:
$1.75 Half Onion Loaf
$2.75 Full Onion Loaf
$3.75 Southern BBQ Sandwich

SNAPFISH
Get 50 prints for 50 pennies. Use code PENNY. Ends July 10. Go to http://www.snapfish.com.

UNEMPLOYMENT
During the Great Depression, the U.S. unemployment rate climbed to 25 percent. That number included all working-age people that were not working. However, today the unemployment rate doesn’t include ALL people that are unemployed. It doesn’t include people that stopped looking for work because they have become discouraged and people that are working low-paying part-time jobs because they can’t find full-time work (under-employed people). The U.S. unemployment rate stood at 9.5% in June. It would be 16.5% if the same standards were used as during the Great Depression. There are many more safety nets now that are keeping most people from absolute despair, but with all the cutbacks in budgets some safety nets are being unraveled.

CELL PHONE SHOP
Get cell phone supplies up to 80% off. Use code CPSJUL91 to get 10% off orders of $15 or more. Free shipping on all orders over $30. Click here:
CELLPHONESHOP.NET

HOSPITALIZATION
With all the moaning about socialized medicine in the U.S. I was amazed that even without it my wife tried to set up a doctors appointment and was told she couldn’t get in until July 2010 since she was a new patient. Hello! Off to free medical care day!

FREE MEDICAL CARE DAY
Need to reattach a limb? Maybe that second head that has grown out of your stomach needs to be removed. It was getting a little too chatty talking about soap operas and celebrity gossip as it was. Or perhaps you just need to get rid of a festering sore that is now the size of one of the Dakota states. Your day has come. Free medical day is now July 25th and 26th at University Circle. The same one that was rescheduled from back in May. I will also be there to play catch with any gall stones that are removed from patients. Click here for details:
http://blog.cleveland.com/metro/2009/07/healthcare_fair_rescheduled_ju.html

BANKRUPT
Evelyn & Crabtree

Joe
http://www.joethecouponguy.com

HOME DEPOT
Cypress mulch – $2 a bag

ACE HARDWARE
Rebate Deals – Ends July 6th – some have a limit of more than one:
All-Purpose Adhesive Caulk – free
Automotive Carpet & Upholstery Cleaners – free
Biodegradable Car Wash $3.99 – free
Organic Automotive Glass Cleaner – free
Biodegradable Car Wash $3.99 – free

ENTERTAINMENT BOOK
Get the 2009 book free when you place an order for the 2010 book. Click here: https://members.cj.com/member/publisher/other/getlinkdetail.do?adId=10679069

EUCLID SQUARE MALL
Dillards – Buy 1 get 1 Free deals on certain items – on top of 50% to 70% already off – other items take an additional 30% off.

HAPPY 4th of JULY WEEKEND!

Joe
http://www.joethecouponguy.com

MUSHROOMS
Marcs has them on sale for 69 cents for 8 ounces this week. That’s the best price I’ve seen in a long time. At that price I’m gonna put them in my cereal and give them to my cats. I just love their rich, earthy flavor. To save me a trip to the store I’m going to try to grow them in some old sneakers of mine, if they aren’t already.

Marc’s is now accepting internet coupons. Many stores have accepted them and then changed their mind, so be alert to any changes.

ALDIS
Strawberries – 99 cents/1 lb
Blueberries $1.49 – 1 pint

GIANT EAGLE
Starting 7/2
Eggs – large – .75
Edy’s ice cream varities – $4 for $6 after $4 off you next shopping trip coupon when you buy 4 – (Haagen Dazs, Drumsticks too – 2/$6)
Cherries – $1.29 /b

CREDIT CARDS
Need to find a credit card that fits your needs such as no annual fee, low APR, travel rewards, points, or other rewards. Click here:
Creditcards.com

USING COUPONS
Do you know someone that razzes you for using a coupon? The next time you go out to dinner with them ask them to pay for your dinner. Tell them normally your dinner would be free with a buy one get one free coupon, so since they don’t want you using coupons then they shouldn’t mind paying for your dinner every time you go out with them.

ACME
They now have a gas program. It’s similar to the one offered by Giant Eagle. To read a story on it click here:
http://www.hudsonhubtimes.com/news/article/4571089

COMICS
Get a free comic book. Check out http://www.freecomicbookday.com. Mark you calender.

TAX REBATE
The government is offering an energy tax credit up to $1,500 for purchasing doors, windows, and skylights. For details go to: http://www.energystar.gov/index.cfm?c=windows_doors.pr_taxcredits

CRIME
Some people commit some crimes to get money. Did you notice that most times they get maybe $20 or $50 or at most $1000. Criminals have to eat and buy items like clothes. My guess is that they don’t pay attention to what is on sale and they probably don’t use a coupon. I figured out the one year I saved $4,500 in coupons alone. In rebates I usually save around $3,500 a year. And it’s only a couple hours to do so each week. If these same criminals took the time to use coupons and do rebates they would be better off than robbing someone.

If I get robbed, I plan to use that reasoning with a criminal. Maybe while I’m at the store or bank that they are robbing I can show them how to save much more than the crime is worth.

And if they have a habit they are supporting then I will mention what a waste of money that is too. It’s like paying $25 for each ride on the Magnum at Cedar Point. There are even wine, beer, and liquor rebates that they can take advantage of too, but I’m not so sure they will be patient enough to wait for their rebate. They can probably own a boat or go on a cruise with the money they are wasting. All criminals eventually get caught because they usually get bolder and more violent with their crimes.

Criminals are big-time spenders, so most don’t hold onto their money for too long and they probably don’t have their money saved at a bank. Maybe if we force everyone to have a savings account, it will fool the criminals into saving instead of spending their money. Too much money on savings = no need for crime. So teach your kids to save, coupon, and rebate, it may keep them from a life of crime.

CLEVELAND CINEMAS
Movie tickets on Mondays are $5 plus $1 drink and candy specials. Free popcorn on Tuesdays with a paid admission.

CINEMARK
Willoughby Hills – Loehmans – $1 for seniors on Mondays – $1 all day on Tuesdays.

RUNPEE
Did you ever go to a movie and have to go pee right in the middle of the movie? You don’t want to miss a scene so you writhe in bladder pain. Well, now you can figure out when the best time is to leave to take a leak. The web-site http://www.runpee.com will tell you so. It lets you know what part of the movie is ok to miss. I’d like to give those people a big hug…not the people that have to pee; the people that came up with the site. For those of you that need more time for #2, sorry, but runpoop.com is not out there yet.

LAKESHORE COFFEE HOUSE
Kids of any age can have a free ice cream cone one time during the month of their birthday. It doesn’t have to be exactly on their birthday. There are 11 flavors of ice cream and one flavor of yougurt as well as shakes, sundaes, etc. The shop is located at 22032 Lake Shore Blvd., Euclid, 44123 Phone 216-289-2233(CAFE).

KMART
They will be doubling coupons of $2 and less from 7/5 to 7/11.

RITE AID
Get a $5 off a $25 coupon. Click here:
http://content.riteaid.com/rabrand/email_coupon_4G.pdf

DID YOU KNOW?
Trader Joe’s is owned by Aldi’s.
Value King is owned by Giant Eagle.
Sam’s Club is owned by Wal-Mart
K-Mart is owned by Sears
KFC, Pizza Hut, and Taco Bell are owned by the same company.
TJ Maxx owns Marshalls and AJ Wright.
Pepsico owns the brands Quaker Oats, Gatorade, Frito-Lay, SoBe, Naked, Tropicana, Copella, Mountain Dew, Mirinda and 7up (outside the USA).
Coca Cola owns Minute Maid, Powerade, Nestea, Fruitopia, and Dasani.

Joe
http://www.joethecouponguy.com

RESTAURANT.COM
Find restaurant gift certificates in your town at a discount and now 80% off!
Click here:
Restaurant.com – Now 80% off – Get $25 Gift Certificates for $2! Use the code DISH. Valid until 6/25/09

OHIO LIBRARIES
Please contact your local or state politician to let them know that the budget cuts will force many libraries to close or strip much of what they offer at a time when people are using their resources more than ever.
Click here and send you feedback using the what you can do now link to the right of the page:http://shutteredlibrary.blogspot.com/2009/06/your-local-library-will-be-closing-july.html

CVS
Extra bucks deal this week: get four delightfully small and cardboardy Soy Joy bars for $4 and then get $4 in extra bucks – makes them free! I use them to stabilize a wobbly dining room table.
Thermacare – free after extra bucks – make money after $1 coupon

CVS was hit with a verdict in California that they have to give $2 for each visit in which a customer finds an expired product on the shelf. It’s only in effect in California. They were also hit with $975,000 in civil penalties, attorney fees and costs. The investigation also found that five CVS Pharmacies had improperly discarded more than 500 documents and prescription bottles containing confidential medical information in dumpsters outside of its stores.

I find expired or nearly expired merchandise at many stores in the area, not just CVS. It’s great if you want to add some years to a 20 year Scotch, but it doesn’t work well with milk. I did notice that some CVS stores discounted items that were expiring soon. So maybe we will see more deals on nearly expired items.

RITE AID
Free after rebate:
Crest Pro-Health
Skin Clinic Wart Remover – or just burn them off like the old fashioned way.

SUPER KMART
Milk – one gallon – $1.77
Strawberries – 99 cents for 1 lb.
Blueberries – pint – $1.99
Look for $25 transferred prescription coupon in ad.

NET WORTH
The Federal Reserve reported that Americans’ net worth dropped $1.3 trillion in the first quarter 2009 down to $50.38 trillion

FREE MOVIES
The city of Cuyahoga Falls is offering free movies every Thursday night at Falls River Square. Ends August 20th. Begins at 8 PM with activities and then the movie at 9 PM.

BANKRUPT
Eddie Bauer

GASOLINE
A barrel of gas has dropped from the low $70’s range to around $67, so you should see gasoline prices go down some. Fill up before the July 4th weekend though. Prices always spike just before a holiday. Check for the best gas prices in town at http://www.gasbuddy.com.

GAS GUZZLERS
Do you drive a gas guzzler? Then you might qualify for $4500 for the government to get rid of it and get something that sips less gas. Click here:
http://www.edmunds.com/media/cashforclunkers/vehicles_under_4500.pdf

INTERNET COUPONS
How many of you are tired of stores constantly deciding to not take internet coupons after saying they will take them? Ok, raise your hand. Very good. Me too. You can put your hand down now. It costs consumers upwards of 25 cents a page to print their own coupons, so I don’t recommend using them. They can you save you money if you use the coupons you print, but if stores don’t take them then it’s all a hassle and a waste of money. Just put the coupons in the newspapers where they belong. Here is a story that mentions how another store has decided to stop taking internet coupons, mostly because of fraud:
http://www.storefrontbacktalk.com/securityfraud/much-of-foodtown-chain-abandons-web-coupons/

Some stores still take internet coupons – Walgreens, CVS, Rite Aid, K-Mart, and Heinens to name a few, but that can change at any moment and vary from store to store. K-Mart decided not to double internet coupons the other week when they doubled manufacturer coupons.
If you want to print a bunch of internet coupons, click here: Coupons.com

A LITTLE STORY
I was driving in to work and noticed a license plate that spelled out MOMSTXI. It wasn’t laugh out loud moment for me, but I pictured someone else laughing out real loud about it. Ya know, someone that likes sight gags like the Marx Brothers used to do or the Three Stooges or someone that visualizes knock knock jokes real well. Some people’s depth of humor is right on the surface and not very complex.

I like the Family Guy so I don’t know what that says about me. Well, I do know what it says about me and let’s keep it at that. There is some depth to the banter between Stewie and Brian. And Peter’s childlike idiocy makes you appreciate that he is not you. The lessons they teach might not seem obvious too, but they are there like face lift scars.

The more predictable the comedy to me the less funny it is. Sort of like the contrived Family Circus comics. Wow, they just shock me into how little thought is put into the humor. One pun and it’s a wrap. My cats tell me funnier jokes than those comic schiesters. They sure didn’t graduate humor college with honors. I think that if you wanted to rehabilitate someone from a life of crime then you should torture them with Little Billy one liners. A full day of those and they’ll be angels in no time. Or I could see Little Billy deciding to do stand-up comedy. I’d pay to see that Zepplin take a dive.

Some comedians use the “the louder I get the funnier they will think I am” approach. I need a Tylenol when they’re performing. For me to stick in my ears… Although I’m sure as I get older I will appreciate them because I will be able to hear them. I won’t need a shoehorn to hear them. Speaking of shoehorns, I know some people that can use one. I might be able to fashion one out of a dried gourd, but if you know where I can pick one up, please let me know.

As far as newspaper comics, my feeling is they should list the comics by how funny they are each day according to a panel of grouchy people…you know, those people that always seem to be around that are always complaining. A room full of them ought to be a comic in itself. Anyway, it will create a more efficient system of comics. I would be then able to skip over the nonsensical ones.
And also the many that are just the same old same old like Hagar pillaging a village for the umpteenth time or some kind of drama going on with Mary Worth. Does anyone actually turn to the comics to read Mary Worth? Or is it there as a fill-in or balancer of all that is not funny? If they put the same Mary Worth comic panel in every day I wouldn’t notice a difference.

The ones I liked are Calvin & Hobbes, the Far Side, Dilbert, and some of those single panel comics. I don’t even know their names, but they can be amusing every so often. Not a whole lot to read and I like that when I’m reading a comic. Let me skim it and bam I can move on to the next one. The more words the less funny it is, even if it is funny. I don’t have time to read a novel. By the time they get to the funny part in the long-winded ones I’m just all put out. Sort of like all these paragraphs of what I’m writing here. Bless your soul if you’ve read down this far.

ONLINE BANKS
I tout internet banks in order to get better interest on your savings. You can find rates that are double or triple the rates you may have at your current bank…even better than CD rates! Here is a story that investigated the best rates:
http://www.getrichslowly.org/blog/2009/06/16/online-banking-11-choices-for-higher-interest-rates-and-increased-security/
Check out ING Directs site for their rates: ING Direct – Earn high APY on your bank savings – FDIC insured
WAREHOUSE CLUBS
Warehouse clubs are also a costly way to shop. They force you to buy in bulk most of the time and you have to pay to shop there. Plus most don’t take coupons. BJ’s does, and they also let you use multiple coupons for a bulk package (8 Bounty coupons for a Bounty 8 pack). Here is a story comparing the deals. Problem is they used regular pricing at supermarket stores so the story is bogus. The supermarket prices are nothing near what I would pay for the same items. Any smart shopper knows not to pay full price and to wait for an item to go on sale.
http://finance.yahoo.com/banking-budgeting/article/107083/Warehouse-Club-Face-Off-the-Overall-Savings?mod=bb-checking_savings

Joe
http://www.joethecouponguy.com

RESTAURANT.COM
Click here for the deal:
Restaurant.com – Now 80% off – Get $25 Gift Certificates for $2! Use the code DISH. Valid until 6/25/09

Joe
http://www.joethecouponguy.com

RESTAURANT.COM
Click here:
Restaurant.com – Now 60% off – Get $25 Gift Certificates for $4 plus get a $15 gift from Lobster Gram! Use the code DAD. Valid until 6/21/09

Joe
http://www.joethecouponguy.com

Check out this list of cars. If your car is on it then you qualify for a $4500 incentive from the government. Click here: http://www.edmunds.com/media/cashforclunkers/vehicles_under_4500.pdf