Comments on: Punny Money’s Grand Coupon Experiment, Part 4 http://www.punny.org/money/punny-moneys-grand-coupon-experiment-part-4/ Adding a punchline to your bottom line Thu, 24 Jul 2008 00:17:55 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.5.1 By: Jackky http://www.punny.org/money/punny-moneys-grand-coupon-experiment-part-4/#comment-94199 Jackky Tue, 04 Sep 2007 10:49:23 +0000 http://www.punny.org/money/punny-moneys-grand-coupon-experiment-part-4/#comment-94199 Its very eassy to save your money while visiting a site like CouponAlbum as this site offers not only best shopping options but also best insurance options, visit and see the diffrence. Its very eassy to save your money while visiting a site like CouponAlbum as this site offers not only best shopping options but also best insurance options, visit and see the diffrence.

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]]> By: Punny Poll #9: Do You Value Time or Money More? | Punny Money http://www.punny.org/money/punny-moneys-grand-coupon-experiment-part-4/#comment-1691 Punny Poll #9: Do You Value Time or Money More? | Punny Money Wed, 26 Jul 2006 01:17:56 +0000 http://www.punny.org/money/punny-moneys-grand-coupon-experiment-part-4/#comment-1691 [...] As part of my grand coupon experiment, I’ve been picking up a copy of the Sunday paper every week. My family used to get the newspaper every Sunday when I was young, though the only parts I’d ever read (and still the only parts I read) are the comics and PARADE Magazine. Being the child genius that I was, I absolutely loved the column by the equally genius Marilyn vos Savant. Marilyn’s column last Sunday had this question from a reader: Please settle an argument. My friend believes that if you take a single vitamin, you will be just a little healthier than if you never had taken one. Or if you park your car inside a garage only two or three times, its body will be in better condition than if you hadn’t, even if the difference is so small you can’t see it. His reasoning is that something is always better than nothing. I disagree. What do you think? [...] [...] As part of my grand coupon experiment, I’ve been picking up a copy of the Sunday paper every week. My family used to get the newspaper every Sunday when I was young, though the only parts I’d ever read (and still the only parts I read) are the comics and PARADE Magazine. Being the child genius that I was, I absolutely loved the column by the equally genius Marilyn vos Savant. Marilyn’s column last Sunday had this question from a reader: Please settle an argument. My friend believes that if you take a single vitamin, you will be just a little healthier than if you never had taken one. Or if you park your car inside a garage only two or three times, its body will be in better condition than if you hadn’t, even if the difference is so small you can’t see it. His reasoning is that something is always better than nothing. I disagree. What do you think? [...]

]]> By: Get Rich Slowly » 17 Ways to Save Big at the Grocery Store http://www.punny.org/money/punny-moneys-grand-coupon-experiment-part-4/#comment-1162 Get Rich Slowly » 17 Ways to Save Big at the Grocery Store Thu, 29 Jun 2006 13:00:47 +0000 http://www.punny.org/money/punny-moneys-grand-coupon-experiment-part-4/#comment-1162 [...] Note: this entry started as a response to Punny Money’s grand coupon experiment. Nick is convinced that he can’t save any money with coupons. I went to my wife for a rebuttal, but I didn’t get one. “Coupons are usually for things you don’t need,” she told me. “Sales are the same as coupons — you have to lump them together in your head. It’s all just finding bargains.” [...] [...] Note: this entry started as a response to Punny Money’s grand coupon experiment. Nick is convinced that he can’t save any money with coupons. I went to my wife for a rebuttal, but I didn’t get one. “Coupons are usually for things you don’t need,” she told me. “Sales are the same as coupons — you have to lump them together in your head. It’s all just finding bargains.” [...]

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