OFF TOPIC--Are you a COUPON CLIPPER?

Fishhead · Apr 17, 2005

As I sit here and read my Sunday paper and CLIP my coupons, the thought raced through my mind.

Do others clip coupons here like I do?

On average, I save $20 at the very least per week just on coupons from the Sunday paper.........and only on things I normally buy!

Think about it, thats a savings of over $1,000 during the course of a year.

-FISH-

Fishhead · Apr 17, 2005

I read once where JERRY RICE is a coupon addict.

-F-

Journeyman · Apr 17, 2005

My question was 'would this be things you normally buy'...but you answered that

Fishhead · Apr 17, 2005

Journeyman said:
My question was 'would this be things you normally buy'...but you answered that

Just like in gambling, discipline is the key to being a successful coupon clipper.

In fact, I would venture to say that most successful coupon clippers are very successful gamblers.

Yes, I will say that.

-F-

Journeyman · Apr 17, 2005

:lolBIG: "succesful coupon clippers'

taxable income :thumbsup:

winkyduck · Apr 17, 2005

YUP

why not - it's my money - might as well save as much of it as i can

i go to the same Ralphs all the time and whenever i have a coupon that isn't a 100% match and i see a few checkers there i know rather well i head for their line for i know i can pass it off thru them.

on guy is a huge dallass cowgirls fan - and we talk about our NFL teams all the time

5teamparlay · Apr 17, 2005

Watch for casino and sportbook coupons, i love those when I go to vegas. The local papers here in Tampa have great deals on golf in off season may thru september I can get on for about 10 bucks with a cart. Every city usually has an 'Entertainment' book that has great 2 for 1 deals on restaurants and stores I allready frequent (me and a buddy used to go to a differant one every monday night for footbal and each got steak about 8 bucks each a 16 dollar entree). That book usually has deals on the local sports teams and attractions too, even fast food.

sherman · Apr 17, 2005

Yes I use them.....alot of people I now are embarrased to use them which I never understood.....

WorldNumberOne · Apr 17, 2005

just pizza coupons.. and oil change coupons too..

gijoe · Apr 17, 2005

only in vegas

5teamparlay · Apr 17, 2005

ANY TIME I BUY A MAJOR ITEM OVER 300 I buy a 10% off coupon on EBAY to home depot, with a new house my new washer dryer refrig lawn mower etc. were all 10% off. The coupon usually costs about 2.00 on ebay. Also Lowes accepts all HD coupons as Bed Bath beyond accepts all Linens and things, if you do your home you can save a bundle. Just saved over 100 this week as I just bought well over a grand in nice patio furniture at HD.

REDEYE · Apr 17, 2005

I might be second to none in this catagory lol

JimFiestSux · Apr 17, 2005

I don't but my girlfriend clips every sunday. When she goes food shoping she saves 60$ easily on spending 200$. Hell the stores pay her to buy some things with double or triple coupons on smaller things,lol.

5teamparlay · Apr 17, 2005

I like to use them when I travel. Before going to vegas last year for about 10 bucks I bought line passes to about 15 clubs that usually charge 20 bucks just to get in and we went to about 10 of them.

ON A SIDE NOTE that tony curtis guy from the las vegas advisor is pretty annoying with his coupons on the travel channel though.

Fishhead · Apr 17, 2005

5teamparlay said:
ON A SIDE NOTE that tony curtis guy from the las vegas advisor is pretty annoying with his coupons on the travel channel though.

I happen to know Tony personally and he is a super individual!

-F-

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