In this week’s A&P / Dominion flyer the Master Choice Burgers are on sale for $5.99:
You can also print out and use the $1 off coupon to get the burgers for $4.99:
In this week’s A&P / Dominion flyer the Master Choice Burgers are on sale for $5.99:
You can also print out and use the $1 off coupon to get the burgers for $4.99:
Tampax Canada is offering a free sample of its new Tampax Cardboard Applicator.
Quote promotion P004 when you make your next delivery order (online by phone) to Swiss Chalet and recieve 4 free cans of Pepsi, Diet Pepsi, Lipton Brisk Ice Tea, Root Beer, Orange Pop, or Mountain Dew. Oh, fine print: Minimum food order $10.99. Delivery may not be available in all areas. Excludes dinner roll. Limit one offer per customer.
Seems like every company out there is getting into the cell phone business. President’s Choice has an awesome deal on its cell phone bundle:
Get the Ultimate Mobile Bundle for only $50
The Ultimate Mobile Bundle includes:
* Nokia 2855i flip phone
* Bluetooth headset
* Coupon for $15 off almost anything in-storeThat’s a total value of over $1441!
With no contracts, a $10 start-up credit and a great low rate of 20¢/min local calling anytime, PC mobile prepaid service2 makes keeping in touch with family and friends easy and affordable.
Plus, we’ve just launched our unlimited evenings & weekends calling feature. Get unlimited local calling evenings from 7pm – 7am and all weekend long for just $25 per month3. And, local daytime minutes are still only 20¢/minute.
Make sure there’s President’s Choice coverage in your area. It seems like PC are using BELL’s cell phone network so most major Canadian cities are covered. Click here for the coverage map.
Click here for more details on this President’s Choice Ultimate Mobile Bundle
Toronto’s Summerlicious event is from July 6 till 22, 2007 but you can make restaurant reservations now.
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Most of you have probably never heard of Wesley Willis. I certainly hadn’t until today. Wesley Willis was an interesting individual — a diagnosed schizophrenic, Wesley became something of an internet sensation rather late in his short life with a string of literally thousands of short but catchy tunes showcasing his completely tone-deaf poetry-and-rhyme vocal skills. I didn’t realize it, but I was already quite familiar with one of his bigger tunes. “Rock and Roll McDonald’s” was featured briefly in the documentary Super Size Me, and ever since hearing it on my first viewing I’ve caught myself humming it from time to time.
Now, thanks to the glory of the interweb, I can share that catchy catchy tune with you. When it came to posting this, I had to choose between posting a live version of Wesley Willis performing it several months before his death or this mostly unwatchable piece of internet-animation. Since the song was what I really wanted to showcase and his live version was a little too mumbly-mouthed, I decided to stick with the animation. My apologies in advance for the low-quality and occasionally strange imagery.
Both the song and the video have a clear anti-McD’s agenda. I figure it’s a good way to balance out the fairness in our McDonald’s Mondays posts, seeing as most of them are just me rambling on about my love of scary clowns with hamburgers.
If you want to know a little more about Wesley Willis (and you should, it’s an interesting story) check out his entry on wikipedia.
McDonald’s Mondays is a weekly series of posts written by our own Jim Squires that initially appears on his pop culture blog fjetsam.com.
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Congratulations on the birth of your baby girl!
This new little Baby Girl so tiny small and neat
And especially magic makes your family complete
No words could ever relay or truly express
The wishes sent for you at this time of happiness
She′s shining an Angel with a tiny sweet nose
So completely made up ten fingers, ten toes
She′s laughter and teardrops so small and brand new
And amazingly angelic and she′s sent to bless you
She′s one special Baby the best of life′s treasure
And she′ll surely bless you loving family pleasure.
Here’s what Jim had to say on his blog:
Lot’s of new baby photos on my wife’s flickr if you’re into that sort of thing.
EDIT: We’ve actually decided against Virginia. She’s had the name for two days and it just didn’t seem to fit. Plus, people are already giving her annoying nicknames that we don’t approve of like “Ginny.†The official name (we’ve already written it on the Health Card app, so there’s no going back now) is Emily Jennifer Jane.
Today’s Dell Canada deals are:
One awesome deal today 🙂
The Digital Picture Frame for $149 is a spectacular deal and a perfect gift for your girlfriend or wife. They will love the way photos are displayed and the product looks elegant and luxurious. I’m buying one of these right now… another $149 on my credit card 🙁
Shipping is free as usual.
Click here for more details on Dell Canada’s days of deal
I seriously think I may have found my new favorite blog. Celebrities Eating is, as the name would suggest, a blog about celebrities eating. They collect ever picture they can of A-list stars and starlets shoving their faces full of food, and who can blame them? It’s nice to know Nicole Richie, despite her blatant anorexia, can wolf down a twelve inch hot dog with the best of them.
This pic, from a post back in September 06, shows Ben Affleck wolfing down a Big Mac behind the wheel. Naughty naughty Mr. Affleck, you’ll get mayo all over your blouse.
The one thing that really freaks me out is how wide he can open his mouth. It’s like watching a snake eating a gopher.
McDonald’s Mondays is a weekly series of posts written by our own Jim Squires that initially appears on his pop culture blog fjetsam.com.