It’s not really an Ode: just a straightforward product promotion. If you were really looking for poetry, you can see a haiku and a limerick in the My Power Mall thread (which is going gangbusters, much to Steve’s chagrin). Just search for “Haiku.”
So I’ve used my 2008 Entertainment Book twice and it’s already paid [...]
It’s not really an Ode: just a straightforward product promotion. If you were really looking for poetry, you can see a haiku and a limerick in the My Power Mall thread (which is going gangbusters, much to Steve’s chagrin). Just search for “Haiku.”
So I’ve used my 2008 Entertainment Book twice and it’s already paid for itself. I bought a large pizza at Papa Murphy’s and got the 2nd one free (saved $11), and bought a Big Juan burrito at Taco Time and got the 2nd one free (saved $3.19). The pizza was great, but the burrito sucked. Good thing it was free! The book cost me $15 with free shipping, and it’s already earned its space in my junk drawer.
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MAN!!! I always buy that thing, and always save more than I spent on it, plus it is usually to support a local ball team or something. So it is all good!!!