Reuse, Reduce, and Coupon

[mortonfox]

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[coyoty]

What was the domain name? You might have made a lot more money if the startup owner wanted it bad enough.

[mortonfox]

furcrazy.com
No one wants it that badly.

[d4b]

Apparently one did. You couldda at least started asking for $250 and have him talk you down to $50.

[mortonfox]

Sure, I couldda. How low did you let your domain buyer talk you down to?

[skorzy]

There's rubbermaid "dispensers" designed to hold those shopping plastic bags and dispense like a hug box of tissues. They compact very well! The plastic bags we don't use generally get put into the recycle bin, where they're accepted.

I hope they don't "ban" plastic grocery bags. I rely on those, as I dont' like the idea of having to stash reuseable shopping bags in my car. Oops! Can't go shopping! I forgot my bags! Lame. They're recyclable.

[mortonfox]

My town doesn't recycle plastic bags. I figure if I at least stop getting new plastic bags, I'll eventually finish reusing the ones that I saved.

[doco]

There's a very convenient solution to that problem.

[the_mcp]

Not so convenient if you don't live in the UK... :)

[doco]

I think Burger King coupons usually come with a PLU code featured prominently just for the reason of not having the drain bamaged 17 year old cashiers meddling with them. Even the one that is printed on the back of the parking tickets of a local garage here (that is only valid in three local franchises) has an unique number - not overly surprising, taking into consideration that a place like BK hardly will get up to 999 products and run out of PLU numbers.

[mortonfox]

Burger King in this area does have codes for coupon specials but the implementation is incomplete because those codes are not printed on the coupons. They have a cheat sheet next to the cash register.