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Tag Archives: Fun Stuff
Happy New Year! (Well, soon…)
If you’re somewhere around the San Francisco Bay Area – you might want to check this site out: SF-FunCheap. Continue reading
It’s another Woot-off day!
A new deal every 30 minutes at Woot, Happy shopping! Your Little Advisor
How about saving on your health expenses?
Health expenses can become a huge part of your budget. So the question raises – how to save there? Should we try to save on our health at all? The answer is: Just be healthy. Continue reading
100 Incredibly Useful & Free Mac Apps
Mac users (like me…): In case you’ve missed it, at Mac.AppStorm you can find a list of useful applications, all for free, that you can download to enhance your Mac. Continue reading
How about some playful charitable donations?
Buying several PC/MAC/LINUX games at a price you set yourself allows you not only spend some time playing, but also donating some money to charity and/or free software development. So why not? Continue reading
Thousand Dollar Bill???
“Snopes.com”. On this site you can check out rumors, suspicios emails, possible scams, historical “facts”, and many more claims that you might want to verify. Continue reading