Super Awesome Freebies Thread!

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Let's face it, we are some poor folk around these parts... Not really, but we all like FREEBIES right :)!

I'll try to update this with prime freebies that are listed by other members and anything I can scoop around for.

JerzeyLegend submitted Craigslist Freebie section: Harrisburg For other towns please use a local craigslist listed city in first portion of URL.
Rileyper submitted Free Games:
Kinect Partyfree from 12/18 - 12/31
Happy Wars
Aegis Wing
TotemBall
Harms Way
Doritos Crash Course
Hexic-HD
Mars Rover Landing
Brooklyn11218 submitted Retail Freebie: http://f.e.staples.com/i/25/2068345218/20121226_ecobag_olc.pdfgood til Dec. 29th
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P.S. Feel free to post any awesome freebie coupons/deals ya can find. Also this is separate from the Wooty deals as these should be non-mainstream coupons that aren't usually tracked :).
 
Must..... Not..... Use..... Coupons..... Grew........ Up........With.......Fancy...... Vegas.......family.......can't.....use......coupons!

Oh F*ck it! (goes to get tons of coupons)
 
zombieslayergirl said:
Fancy Vegas family! Fancy family that has originated in Las Vegas, Nevada, USA! Does chu get it now?
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No,
Because you're saying it like it's a thing.

Like it's an acknowledged trope or concept or social prism -
Which it isn't.
There's no such thing as "fancy Vegas families", per se.
Not to detract from your upbringing,
Or to say that they're isn't so-called "fancy" families in Vegas,
But it is not something that one would consider a remarkable or considerable thing.

"I come from a family that would consider ourselves to be fancy and we live in the Vegas area"

The trope that you may have been aiming for may have worked if it was, say
"I come from a royal family! I can't use coupons!"
Because a recognized trope or idea is that those of royal lineage are accustomed to privilege and thus would not
Deign
To using coupons,
And thus your point, or joke, would be complete;
However it makes little sense equating it with a Vegas idiom.

In fact, it is counter-contrary,
For when one thinks of Vegas,
One thinks of gambling and whores.
A "fancy Vegas family" just sounds funny.
Like, you don't need much credentials to be one.
Or that they simply do not exist
Or that they're not a thing
Or that it's simply not significant in anyway or form

And once again you're just
Not contributing to the thread at all
And you're patronizing me.
So,
Wat do
 
Vorsprung said:
No,
Because you're saying it like it's a thing.

Like it's an acknowledged trope or concept or social prism -
Which it isn't.
There's no such thing as "fancy Vegas families", per se.
Not to detract from your upbringing,
Or to say that they're isn't so-called "fancy" families in Vegas,
But it is not something that one would consider a remarkable or considerable thing.

"I come from a family that would consider ourselves to be fancy and we live in the Vegas area"

The trope that you may have been aiming for may have worked if it was, say
"I come from a royal family! I can't use coupons!"
Because a recognized trope or idea is that those of royal lineage are accustomed to privilege and thus would not
Deign
To using coupons,
And thus your point, or joke, would be complete;
However it makes little sense equating it with a Vegas idiom.

In fact, it is counter-contrary,
For when one thinks of Vegas,
One thinks of gambling and whores.
A "fancy Vegas family" just sounds funny.
Like, you don't need much credentials to be one.
Or that they simply do not exist
Or that they're not a thing
Or that it's simply not significant in anyway or form

And once again you're just
Not contributing to the thread at all
And you're patronizing me.
So,
Wat do
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Interesting? :confused:
 
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