With all the talk and excitement surrounding the changes in late night programming over at CBS, I can’t help but remember the madness that went down in the early 90’s when Johnny Carson retired from The Tonight Show. Letterman, a personal favorite, was really at the top of his game back then. And while he didn’t get The Tonight Show, he did make the move to CBS and has had 17 amazing years behind the desk for them.
The clip above is from those early days of the Late Show, and is a welcome addition to the McDonald’s Monday line-up. McLetterman? I’m lovin’ it.
Here’s a Town Shoes coupon that entitles you to receive 25% off regular price men’s shoes or an extra 10% off already reduced men’s merchandise at all Town Shoes Canada stores.
Town Shoes Canada coupon valid until June 21st, 2009.
If you go to TangyZangy.com, you should be greeted with an offer for a free sample of Tangy Zangy Candy. If not, you can click the “stay connected” sign, and enter your birthdate, and your email address, then it takes your shipping address. It’s Canada friendly 😀
Thanks Emma for emailing me about this Coach Canada sale. Here’s what she said:
Coach is having a 50% off sale at their stores. I was at the one at Yorkdale today and they had lots of items on sale for 50%. Shoes were 30 – 50%. Go check it out if you’re interested.
Please note that I cannot confirm this information and have no idea which Coach stores the sale is in so please contact your local Coach Canada store before going all the way there.
If you find out if your local Coach Canada store has this sale please leave a comment to let us know 😀
Here’s a website to scare the living Bejesus out of you, especially if you applied too much makeup today or washed your hair with any of the hundreds of well known Shampoo products out there.
The Skin Deep safety guide to cosmetics and personal care products pairs ingredients in more than 41,000 products against 50 definitive toxicity and regulatory databases, making it the largest integrated data resource of its kind. It then provides a hazard rating for each product. Skin Deep is managed by researchers at the Environmental Working Group and is a non-profit website.
You’ll be shocked by the number of reputable products that have a high hazard rating. Although Skin Deep is a US website, many products mentioned are also available in Canada and I wouldn’t be surprised if Health Canada is as bad as the US FDA in terms of taking any action towards reducing the amounts of carcinogenic chemicals in products.
Get a free bag of chips and a 20oz. fountain drink with the purchase of any Regular or Large Signature or Premium Sandwich at Quiznos Canada restaurants.
Thanks Melody113 for posting this Home Outiftters Canada coupon in Canadian Coupons.
Get 20% off any single regular priced item at HBC Home Outfitters Stores in Canada. If you have an HBC MasterCard or HBC Credit Card get 25% off at Home Outfitters instead!
To redeem, print this coupon and bring it to any Home Outfitters store. Coupon must be surrendered to cashier at time of purchase. Only one coupon per customer. This coupon cannot be combined with any other offer and is valid on regular priced merchandise only and cannot be used in connection with any previous purchase.
Jean Machine Canada is looking for social butterflies to promote their brand on Facebook, social events, school, work, etc. and in return they’ll give them free clothes.
Get Free Clothes:
Apply to be a Label Luver at Jean Machine. Here’s the job:
Nope, you only get the panties for that price. Still a great deal from La Senza Canada: 10 panties for $25 at La Senza Canada online which comes up to $2.5 per panty. Shipping is only free if you spend $89 or more though, so you’d need to buy A LOT of panties (40 to be exact) to get free shipping!
This sale might be at La Senza Candaa stores too but I’m not very sure.
Amazon’s DVD deals are back! This month they’re offering huge savings on DVD’s that might appeal to the gay community (many of which wouldappeal to everyone, so well worth checking out regardless of your orientation), and they’ve brought back their amazing TV deals! Here’s a few highlights from each just to whet your appetite;
TV Seasons Deals: More than 4000 DVD box sets on sale. Savings of up to 80%.
Firefly — $19.99
Planet Earth — $69.99
The Wire — Complete Series (all 5 seasons) — $159.99 (normally $300!!)
Buffy the Vampire Slayer — Complete Series (all 7 season) — $139.99 (normally $350!!)
Tons of great deals in the TV sale, especially if you want complete series. SO many. Check it out if you’re looking to catch up on some current/classic series. Click on the links above to visit each sale.
Here are 2 printable coupons that you can use at AMC Theatres in Toronto to get a free large combo (free large popcorn and fountain drink).
If you’re going to watch The Taking of Pelham 1 2 3or Imagine That (or both) watch them at an AMC Theatre in Toronto and take along your coupon and you’ll get a free large popcorn and a free large fountain drink!
Print this coupon and present it along with the Imagine That / The Taking of Pelham 1 2 3 ticket stub at the concession stand for a Free #1 Combo (Large Popcorn and Large Fountain Drink)
I know the economy stinks right now, but is it really so bad that you need to put underwear and paper towels on the lawaway plan? 😛
The picture above is from this weeks Zellers flyer. The juxtaposition of inexpensive necessities and and ad for in-store credit just tickled me pink. Couldn’t help but share it with the crowd.
If you like comedy, chances are you’re familiar with the work of Adam Ferrara. If not, you may know him from his film and TV work in features like Paul Blart: Mall Cop and The Job. Regardless of how you know him, you owe him a great big thank you. Why? Because he’s decided to offer up his first album in it’s entirety absolutely free of charge on his website.
Have Some was Adam’s debut album quite a few years back, but the material still holds up to this day. A word of warning though — while his humor isn’t really intended to be offensive or extreme, there’s some foul language in there that may not be appropriate for all audiences.
