The constant struggle to find the best deals keeps the Frugal Librarian indoors, as does a general disdain of people. The perfect solution…online shopping. Woot has focused on single deals for some time. Launched just a couple days ago, however, is a companion site, deals.woot.com. If you want a product in general, such as an iPod Nano, type it in and count on the fact the returns are input by the thousands of ravenous altruistic online dealhounds out there as opposed to a computerized best guess. They’re kind of like cataloging librarians solely focused on the categorization and classification of retail savings. And if you take it for a spin, you’ll see they are really good at it.
Focus on deals.woot.com as a pretty good site to fill out your list. You’ll get the cream of the crop from all the online deal sites in one condensed, easy to use, accurate package. You’ll beat your fellow shopper using competitive intelligence, and the mailman will like the business from delivering your packages. And you don’t even have to brush your teeth or put on shoes.
When the book is penned about the salad days of summer of ’09, it will surely feature a section about all the summer blockbusters everyone was skipping due to recession belt-tightening. Well, good reader, many of them are here for you to lock in holds at DPL!
No, nothing changing on this library’s end. But maybe the box you’re viewing the DPL Info Cafe on has seen better days, particularly if it is a PC.
I wouldn’t recommend slathering pork spare ribs with it, but a hasty palm swab might be in order down for the next few months any time you shake hands, touch doorknobs/railings, or handle money.
